Deny Ignorance On The Alien Craft Being Shot Down

As much as I would like it to be, it's definitely not aliens. The technology needed to traverse the universe and across galaxies would easily be able to dodge primitive missiles being shot at it lol

a reply to: network dude

The governments answer for the last 50+ years has always been balloons. Funny how the two fighter pilots in alaska gave differing accounts of what they saw when they got close to that object.

a reply to: jidnum

The only thing you have proving that is your opinion.

a reply to: jidnum

'Definitely' is a bit strong. Highly improbable, let's say.

originally posted by: w810i
a reply to: jidnum

The only thing you have proving that is your opinion.

Educated opinion using logic and reason. I mean you can believe what you want as well. I prefer to live in reality. And no I don't think they were balloons. I believe there was nothing there and it's just a false flag to distract and garner support for whatever war they want to put us in.

a reply to: Astyanax

I get what you're saying but 1+1 is definately 2. that's how sure I am they are not aliens. I hope I'm wrong. but me being wrong about this is highly improbable.

a reply to: v1rtu0s0

I'm surprised the entire country doesn't see the blatant occurrence of them. One flies by, all the way across, democrats get called out for allowing it. Suddenly, they first blame Trump and say he let several fly over, then suddenly we have 3 ack to back to back get shot down as they began to fly over? Nah, come on now....

originally posted by: jidnum
As much as I would like it to be, it's definitely not aliens. The technology needed to traverse the universe and across galaxies would easily be able to dodge primitive missiles being shot at it lol

That's a good point. But F-35 pilots have reported the objects have no apparent method of propulsion. That does not sound like anything terrestrial.

originally posted by: UnknownOrigin

originally posted by: jidnum
As much as I would like it to be, it's definitely not aliens. The technology needed to traverse the universe and across galaxies would easily be able to dodge primitive missiles being shot at it lol

That's a good point. But F-35 pilots have reported the objects have no apparent method of propulsion. That does not sound like anything terrestrial.

They're moving with the jet stream.

Theater. Distraction. Drama

originally posted by: UnknownOrigin
That's a good point. But F-35 pilots have reported the objects have no apparent method of propulsion. That does not sound like anything terrestrial.

An escaped helium-filled party balloon has no apparent means of propulsion either, I've seen plenty of those zipping by.

What if it's the Galactic Overlord's unruly teenage tearaway kids stealing the equivalent of their Dad's Mustang, taking it for a quick spin round the old blue marble...I think he'd be pretty hacked off having a sidewinder putting a dent in the polish.

We can (and should!) speculate all we like but I for one would be mightily unimpressed if they are just "balloons", spy or otherwise.

originally posted by: 19Bones79
a reply to: MykeNukem

The tech already existed during the gulf War to project an image of God onto the battlefield and convince the Iraqis to rise up against Saddam, 30 years ago.


How many people will be fooled by their own confirmation bias?


Oh and bonus points for all Canadians watching until the end of the video!

Those who have done their studies know what to expect, bro. But for sure, many will and can be deceived, we're only human after all.

Canadia? LMAO I really don't like her, she doesn't even know wtf NATO is FFS.

I think the "disclosure" people are in the same boat as the gullible Christians are. Primed for disinfo.

a reply to: MykeNukem

I think the "disclosure" people are in the same boat as the gullible Christians are. Primed for disinfo.

Actually, I don't know many that are that gullible. They have a inside source, after all.
It's all written down, but you are right, many will be fooled by the coming great deception.
All pointing us in a single direction.
One world government, digital currency, and a HUGE decrease in population.
How do I know, as a Christian?
"For the bible tells me so".

a reply to: v1rtu0s0

A very likely likely explanation. An epic dead cat for an epic fvckup

The object over Lake Huron does not fit the profiles of the other 3. If it was the real deal, I don't think it was shot down either, so we will probably never know what it was. There still has been no report of debris hitting the water.

if an AIM-9x missile loses lock-on, it detonates at the last known active fix as a fail-safe. If this object was anything like what was flying around the Nimitz, it most likely buggered out before it could be hit.

I do not expect them to find anything, but we could be surprised.
The average depth at Huron is 195 ft. with a max around 750 ft. so that has to be taken into account as well as the temperature being about 35f.

a reply to: Xtrozero

And i have to work with them

originally posted by: Quadrivium
a reply to: MykeNukem

I think the "disclosure" people are in the same boat as the gullible Christians are. Primed for disinfo.

Actually, I don't know many that are that gullible. They have a inside source, after all.
It's all written down, but you are right, many will be fooled by the coming great deception.
All pointing us in a single direction.
One world government, digital currency, and a HUGE decrease in population.
How do I know, as a Christian?
"For the bible tells me so".

I doubt these are alien craft. However doubt they’ve come from anywhere other than our galaxy and likely even closer to home, this solar system. Crashes etc doesn’t speak to me of vastly superior. Certainly superior and not likely shot down by our current tech. Still, I think things are likely to get interesting.

This on Reuters: www.reuters.com... /world/us/us-officials-believe-flying-objects-over-alaska-canada

U.S. Air Force General Glen VanHerck, who is tasked with safeguarding U.S. airspace, told reporters that the military has not been able to identify what the three most recent objects are, how they stay aloft, or where they are coming from.

"We're calling them objects, not balloons, for a reason," VanHerck, head of North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) and Northern Command, said. VanHerck said he would not rule out aliens or any other explanation. "I'll let the intel community and the counterintelligence community figure that out," he said.