Well, it's a local thing.The FBI, Homeland Security and probably a half dozen other alphabet agencies either don’t know where these drones are coming from or won’t say where they’re coming from, but if one of them flies through a toll booth the state of NJ will move heaven and earth to locate their home base so they know where to mail the fine.
I think Iran is plenty gun-shy right now.I'm putting mine back on!
The NY Post interviewed the author of a book called "China's Project to Destroy America".
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"It could be Iran, it could be Iran in connection with China, but clearly, somebody is trying to absorb our attention,” [...] “The thing that really worries me is that if they’re trying to draw our attention to these drones, the question is what are they doing elsewhere in our country? So we could very well get hit,” warned Chang.
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Maybe he's one of those very high, qualified and responsible sources who told Jeff Van Drew "the real deal"?
We needed a place to build and store our scenery when I was working at the Opera Company in 1995 and through a contact on the board of directors were able to lease the sub-basement of the abandoned Bulletin Building, across from 30th Street Station. Huge, cavernous space that was very weird to work in (I believe the Bulletin went bankrupt in the 80's). We were the only people in the whole building and I don't think any fresh air had made it into that space since the 80's! There was a huge freight elevator to move things down from street level.
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We were later approached by the national tour of Phantom of the Opera, that was coming to the Forrest Theater and needed a place to store all their shipping crates. Now, this wasn't just a few things, it was over 30 big semi-trailers full of road boxes! We worked out a deal and a big crew hauled it all down to the sub-basement, one elevator at a time. This was just one little corner of the stuff (you can see the Phantom logo on a couple of the road boxes).
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A few months later, the big freight elevator broke and the landlord wasn't interested in fixing it. The Phantom management was starting to panic, worried they wouldn't be able to get all that stuff out when they left town. But we came up with a solution, there was a railroad siding inside the sub-basement where they originally delivered the huge rolls of newsprint for the paper, but no direct access from our space. Our crew sledge-hammered down a concrete block dividing wall and the trucks were able to drive over the train tracks to load everything out from there! A few months later we leased a more conventional space at the old Frankford Arsenal and moved our own operations there.
Sorry... getting really far off-topic now, but that mention of the Bulletin brought back a lot of memories!
The "experts" at the NY Post say it's probably a top secret black project to test drone capabilities over a heavily populated area. Kind of a drone version of Blue Thunder, maybe?
That wouldn't surprise me, although it seems really irresponsible to do that over populated areas with drones "as big as an SUV" while not telling the Army, FBI, FAA or governor.
I know... we've discussed this before!
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That was my first thought when this scare first came out; that if it was a contractor or the government, they would have said so already. Which leads me to believe it's ordinary citizens feeling really pumped up now that they are part of a basically unconsolidated number of smart asses fooling the gullable. I have not even given a cursory glance to the skies as I go about my business, and I assume the majority of forum members are the same. What I find really pathetic is that some political leaders act like their hair is on fire just to be on their constituents side.I watched the first minute or two - that guy talked really slow and still hadn't gotten to the point. But a Google search found this. If true, then why doesn't whoever is doing this doesn't just admit it? No doubt there's a conspiracy theory to explain that.
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"John Ferguson, CEO of Saxon Aerospace, shared his theory in a viral TikTok video, explaining that drones flying at night likely have a specific target in mind. He speculated they may be monitoring hazardous substances, saying, "If they are flying that low, they're trying to smell something on the ground."The FBI has received over 3,000 tips about the sightings, mostly occurring at night. Ferguson's theory aligns with concerns that the drones may be used for environmental monitoring, though there's no official confirmation of this."
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