2 UFOs 1 Balloon

So we shot down a Chinese spy balloon the other day. Ok, we spy on each other all the time. Whatever. Interesting, unusual, but I get it. But then reports of shooting down "something" over Alaska just yesterday. And NOW Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau says we just shot down ANOTHER "unidentified flying object." Every single article regarding the last two take-downs is VERY careful not to say the objects were Chinese. They make sure not to say the objects were balloons. Now it seems like something is "up." Anyone else care to speculate wildly as to just what is going on? Anyone have any more info than I do? Between shooting down a balloon and 2 UFOs in a matter of days, and the multiple attacks on power sub-stations...Feels like something fishy is going on here....

There's an announcement soon.

This is either a nothing burger, or the start of a series events that has been fortold for a very, very long time.a reply to: MakeSoap

Wow, I didn't hear about another one in Canada OR the sub station attacks. What is going on?

Only start worrying when we hear loud bangs.

Deep in my heart, I do believe, this entire situation is being watched very closely.

And I don't mean just from earth.

originally posted by: Joneselius
There's an announcement soon.

This is either a nothing burger, or the start of a series events that has been fortold for a very, very long time.a reply to: MakeSoap

I literally have no words for the possibility of what it could end up being. Maybe not the latter, but still something odd is up.

a reply to: TruthJava

Hopefully this is nothing, seriously, just a mix up of communications or something.

We're living in a time of great deception and something is terribly awry. Guard your hearts friends, we're dealing with charlatans and a great evil.

a reply to: MakeSoap

Don’t forget that Russia claimed to [have] shot down an orb last week so that is 3 UAPs shot down and one balloon!

originally posted by: halfoldman
Deep in my heart, I do believe, this entire situation is being watched very closely.

And I don't mean just from earth.

Welp, given the high northern location, and the proximity to the, you know the thing that's not real, tells me, the perfect generation is not going to be happy about this.

I guess you can only keep a secret for so long.

Was the second one Cylindrical as well?

a reply to: TEOTWAWKIAIFF

Oh DANG! I DID forget about that! Sus meter just ticked up a couple more notches!

so they're not saying what the object is.

They're only saying that it's small, cylinder and metallic....



What...... the....... Heck....... Is......... Going......... On!


Has China just gone done lost their minds? Or do we have to wait until every country reports this and the fix is in for the alien deception?

Canadian Defense Sec has just made a statement, basically a small metallic cylindrical object was downed, smaller than the one shot down over Alaska. They don't know what is was.

a reply to: deviant300

Something stinks about this, eh.

They're all being incredibly careful about this.

a reply to: deviant300

My question...or rather...ONE of my questions is "How did a small, cylindrical object remain airborne?!"

originally posted by: Joneselius
a reply to: deviant300

Something stinks about this, eh.

They're all being incredibly careful about this.

Sure, nobody want a ww3, or at least not the results of one

a reply to: deviant300

Do you have a link where they give the description of the object? Thanks!

What is this ATSers anybody got a read on this?

She's just been asked whether or not the object was a UFO lol. She cringed openly and shrank into her suit!


Man, this q and a is gold!

Umm let's make that 5 now.

Two tic tacs spotted
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a reply to: Joneselius

I agree with you here, something does not add up. The fact they cannot identify the aircraft.


Whats known so far:

- Shot down in Central Yukon at 40 thousand feet

- A CP140 is locating debris site

- Cylindrical in shape, metallic.

- Similar to the object that was shot down on the coast of North Carolina but smaller.

In a nutshell probably a smaller balloon.