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originally posted by: Xtrozero
originally posted by: Flyingclaydisk
That makes some sense. It also thickens the plot a little too. I wonder whose security apparatus this alleged drone belonged to? Local, or federal? The local boys pinched him, so my guess would be maybe the local guys also had the drones. If not, then at least part of the USSS is fighting another part of the USSS. One part is on Trump's side, and the other part is trying to off him. Or, so it seems.
edit - Thanks, BTW. Good info.
I been in the drone business for 16 years and they would have been small hand launched/from the ground tactical drones, so not something scanning for hours like ScanEagle or Integrator that can stay up 15 hours. There is also FAA issues too flying over 400 feet.
originally posted by: Flyingclaydisk
a reply to: Xtrozero
Yeah, familiar with drone laws myself, working in aviation.
Makes sense it would have been a smaller tactical drone. Again though, I wonder whose it was? I'm thinking local (County maybe, or State of Florida possibly).
originally posted by: Daughter2v2
Drone maybe, spy satellite probably mixed with some type of AI more likely.
And if it was a drone/satellite, why where was it on the first attempt?
originally posted by: IndieA
I'm pretty sure that surveillance drones are in our Florida skies, and even if they are not, the camera technology can be attached to other types of aircraft.
A surveillance drone can collect the entire footage of an area it's surveilling, allowing an analyst to zoom into any area at any time. They also run other tracking software analytics.
Technology these days is pretty far out.
Top FBI officials ordered Jeffrey Veltri, the Special Agent in Charge of the Miami FBI field office to scrub his Facebook page to delete anti-Trump posts before he was promoted to his current position as the head the bureau’s Miami field office, which covers President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate.
This was documented in a whistleblower report to the House Judiciary Committee
@JudiciaryGOP
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The whistleblower called Mr. Veltri “adamantly and vocally anti-Trump” and said FBI Director Christopher A. Wray, Deputy Director Paul Abbate and Executive Assistant Director Jennifer Moore were involved in directing Mr. Veltri to cleanse his social media.
The whistleblower said the FBI leaders weren’t bothered by Mr. Veltri’s “bias against Trump” but they were more worried about whether “information related to Veltri’s political bias can be removed from the public domain.”
They wanted to cover it up. Then they put him in charge of President Trump’s jurisdiction.
Can we really trust Trump hater Jeffrey Veltri to oversee the investigation into the assassination attempt of President Trump?
originally posted by: Daughter2v2
a reply to: Xtrozero
Drone maybe, spy satellite probably mixed with some type of AI more likely.