The Russians Just Did A Fly-By Of Area 51

The Russians are operating their Tu-154M aircraft configured for surveillance flights sanctioned under the Open Skies Treaty that allows member countries to conduct surveillance flights over each other's territory relatively unimpeded. The aircraft are equipped with imaging equipment with specific limitations and monitors from the country being surveilled are onboard the flights to make certain the party complies with the parameters of the treaty. This latest series of Russian Open Skies flights are being conducted out of Great Falls, Montana and are covering a slew of strategic points in the western part of the United States, incl

The Russians Just Did A Fly-By Of Area 51

So do they want our Aliens, Technology our wine our women? Inquiring minds want to know what you all think.

a reply to: Waterglass

they spy on us, we spy on them. This is new, as water is wet.

The only thing that changes, is optics and technology.

a reply to: Waterglass

I think nothing is what is seems or is purported to be if it comes from the Feds; but what do I know?

I am wondering if this how you gather INTEL for Uncle Sam! Inquiring minds want to know... at least this one.

a reply to: Boadicea

Na, nah, nah. We get all of the good stuff from The National Enquirer, Honey Boo Boo and all the bath houses where the Billionaires go. Its all about the money plus all the sheet we find is under other sheet. Its a never ending cycle for the dummies just like crop rotation, redistribution of income and now illegal immigration. Next on deck is Candida auris so make sure you wash.

www.nytimes.com...

originally posted by: network dude
a reply to: Waterglass

they spy on us, we spy on them. This is new, as water is wet.

The only thing that changes, is optics and technology.

Absolutely true, and much of it is driven by paranoia IMO.

On the other hand, better safe than sorry. Just because someone is paranoid, doesn't mean they are wrong.

While the Russian "red menace" is overblown this day, and age, the domestic socialist agenda is something to genuinely fear.

originally posted by: network dude
a reply to: Waterglass

they spy on us, we spy on them. This is new, as water is wet.

The only thing that changes, is optics and technology.

Absolutely true, and much of it is driven by paranoia IMO.

On the other hand, better safe than sorry. Just because someone is paranoid, doesn't mean they are wrong.

While the Russian "red menace" is overblown this day, and age, the domestic socialist agenda is something to genuinely fear.

a reply to: Waterglass

...Honey Boo Boo...

I knew it!!!

So do you know what was really in that Go Go Juice? Don't hold back. We can handle the truth...

a reply to: Mach2

Do we really know why, what and who we are as a country. USA ranked 121st as a "safe" and "peaceful" country. Either we are all full of sheet or the MSM propaganda that spews daily is really full of sheet.

visionofhumanity.org...

Well without Hilary’s emails they have to do something to get information
It’s your own fault really

Social media channels are shutting down Russian influences on Americans, so now they're trying to urge Americans into being fearful and governmental needy citizens in new ways.

Or, maybe aliens won't allow for a nuclear war, and would show up as soon as threats got too real. Maybe Putin is poking the grey's and not the humans? It's my estimate that humans wouldn't care so much about what other humans feel if they felt to be under threat by an alien species. Russia would likely turn from foe to friend with just a single or a few verifiable UFO's interjections.

a reply to: Boadicea

Wrong again grasshopper. Its all about berry smoothies. So what do you think about this ranking and if we do conjoin with Russia. Wow!

a reply to: Waterglass

Interesting if true since russians/Russian intel agencies are portrayed as the enemy, yet allowed to overfly secure locations, where citizens are not allowed. So by that simple observation, russians/intel community are not enemies, they work together. Citizens are the enemies. But we have known this for a long time.

Cheers - Dave

originally posted by: Waterglass
a reply to: Mach2

Do we really know why, what and who we are as a country. USA ranked 121st as a "safe" and "peaceful" country. Either we are all full of sheet or the MSM propaganda that spews daily is really full of sheet.

visionofhumanity.org...

Well i know the MSM is an agenda driven brainwashing apparatus.

I would take issue of the US not being "safe".

I can see how we are not considered very peaceful, as we stick our noses in many places where there is no real "national interest" in doing so.

I'm certainly not against carrying the proverbial "big stick", but many times we choose to ignore the first part of the qoute about "walking softly".

Thanks for a link to an auto download without warning, by the way. NOT cool

a reply to: bobs_uruncle


Excellent analogy

You gotta love how media and those reading it portray stuff.

quoted from the article

"The aircraft are equipped with imaging equipment with specific limitations and monitors from the country being surveilled are onboard the flights to make certain the party complies with the parameters of the treaty."


So US officials or what not were also on board the Russian plane monitoring that things complied with the treaty.


Reading the rest of the article it mentions how the Russian may have more to gain but that is because the US are ahead with satellite surveillance so it balances out, in a way.

The US wont be giving the Russians the pics they take of the sensitive area of interest in Russian territory and I don't think they can send a cosmonaut up on one the surveillance satellites to see the US are using things that give them an advantage.

So in the end the yanks are still ahead in the game.

a reply to: InhaleExhale

I put out the article out as I never knew that we or they were allowed per treaty to do flyovers. Our MSM dosen't tell us that. Just that all Russians are evil, etc, etc, etc.

a reply to: Waterglass

So what do you think about this ranking and if we do conjoin with Russia. Wow!

Hmmm...I'm trying but I'm just not sure what you are asking...

Generally speaking, I'm too old to buy into the Russia Boogeyman anymore, so there's that.

At home, I'm quite appalled at the increasing militarization of our law enforcement agencies, as well as the very poorly written Tennessee vs Garner decision which has allowed the cold blooded murder of civilians by police upon fear and beliefs rather than a clear threat or assault.

Internationally speaking, our warmongering and nation-building is just as appalling. Our support for and material aid to "good" terrorists was absolutely unconscionable.

In other words, I'm pretty damn disgusted with my own nation. I don't need to compare it to any other to judge it on its own merits (or lack thereof).

a reply to: Boadicea

Do you really want to be an INTEL junkie? Hmm. OK. So who can you trust today? No one is CORRECT. So to determine whats really going on go online to your favorite foreign country of choice. Say perhaps, Mexico, South Africa, Iran, France, Honduras, Egypt, Norway and find their newspapers online. Go to those newspapers sites that are ARE NOT written in English but rather their foreign language. Cut and paste stories based on what appears to interest you such as mass migration, UFOs or whatever. You find them primarily by the pictures. Use google translate and see what the article says. If you find three separate articles that appear to tell the same theme and they are not linked together or pushed by a BOT then that may be actually what is happening. Take the 20,000+ person mass migration to the USA from Honduras. MSM in USA never said anything. I checked Mexico and they had a quote direct from a high ranked government official declaring same. I then went to Honduras and found two separate articles from two separate newspapers stating the a 20,000 person strong group was gathering. Based on those three as far as I was concerned its true. Work. Of course it is

Oh the Rule of threes comes from USDOJ in criminal / civil prosecution. When something happens at least three times it rules out a common mistake, chance cause or murphy's law. It does establish repetitive criminal or civil behavior.

a reply to: Boadicea

I agree with you on everything you just wrote across the board. I have no issues with Russia.

a reply to: ttobban


Putin poking the grays? My guess is he's into the blonde haired amazon type such as the Tall Whites, Pleiadians and Blond Nordic ETs. Just sayin since hes a short guy.