2 UFOs 1 Balloon

changed my mind.

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Closed airspace in Montana

a reply to: Joneselius

Setting the stage for project blue beam I reckon. False flag alien attack, in other words no aliens, but they tell us there are.

a reply to: putnam6

Boeing KC-135R Stratotanker up in the air
Flight Radar coords

www.flightradar24.com...

For anyone interested, here's "Canadian defence minister gives briefing after US shoots UFO down"

I have a hard time to believe that it was a UFO that was shut down considering if it were aliens they would normally have some sort of advanced shielding technology.

Our air defenses seem to easily penetrated by balloons at the very least

a reply to: Ilikesecrets

I commented on the other thread… no Wamas in the AK.

And the photo is from Jersey…



But still, 3 UAPs and a balloon. Weird is all I can say!

originally posted by: putnam6
Our air defenses seem to easily penetrated by balloons at the very least

No . They were jammed and under observation every single second of every single day .

originally posted by: TEOTWAWKIAIFF
a reply to: Ilikesecrets

I commented on the other thread… no Wamas in the AK.

And the photo is from Jersey…



But still, 3 UAPs and a balloon. Weird is all I can say!

Have no clue what you are talking about? Elaborate please.

originally posted by: MakeSoap
a reply to: deviant300

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

It could be a cylindrical balloon, that would be the only way unless it used UFO technology like antigravity.

originally posted by: Gothmog

originally posted by: putnam6
Our air defenses seem to easily penetrated by balloons at the very least

No . They were jammed and under observation every single second of every single day .

pretty sure I saw reports where the Alaska one wasn't picked up till it was almost off the coast, too much going on to look it up right now

a reply to: darkbake

That’s what I’m thinking. But then my follow-up question is why didn’t they say “balloon” or “blimp.” Why “metallic?” And when directly asked if it was a balloon she said she couldn’t comment on if it was a balloon, but could only say it was “cylindrical and metallic.” Thing that make you go 🤨

a reply to: putnam6

pretty sure I saw reports where the Alaska one wasn't picked up till it was almost off the coast,

Reports from whom ?
Betchya it was observed from much earlier.
However , no one pays much heed until it nears that "line" .
Don't ask how I know .

a reply to: MakeSoap

I have no idea but I could educate a guess, when we're talking the balloon that was shot down they are helium based with a rotor system to move around or stay stationary? How big does a balloon need to be to reach 40 thousand feet? It's definitely mind boggling and scary times.

a reply to: Ilikesecrets

Summary:

An object was shot down by an F22 from JBER, Alaska, on Friday nearly one week after a Chinese spy balloon was shot down over the Atlantic Ocean off the coast of South Carolina.

Additionally, Russia has claimed shooting down an orb prior to the spy balloon.

Another object was shot down over the Yukon Territory in Canadian airspace by the US (F22 again).

Photos of “tic tac” UFOs claimed to be from Alaska have been shown to be from New Jersey and have nothing to do with the Arctic shoot downs (or Alaska, where I live: Anchorage).

Now, I have been replying to several threads about the same subject. So if you are not reading them all then I understand the cognitive dissonance!!

originally posted by: TEOTWAWKIAIFF
a reply to: Ilikesecrets

Summary:

An object was shot down by an F22 from JBER, Alaska, on Friday nearly one week after a Chinese spy balloon was shot down over the Atlantic Ocean off the coast of South Carolina.

Additionally, Russia has claimed shooting down an orb prior to the spy balloon.

Another object was shot down over the Yukon Territory in Canadian airspace by the US (F22 again).

Photos of “tic tac” UFOs claimed to be from Alaska have been shown to be from New Jersey and have nothing to do with the Arctic shoot downs (or Alaska, where I live: Anchorage).

Now, I have been replying to several threads about the same subject. So if you are not reading them all then I understand the cognitive dissonance!!

My link was not a photo it was a video, so I understand your cognitive dissonance.

a reply to: Ilikesecrets

Fair enough!

My bad!



ETA: Your video are the same source as the photos. Which was my point, it is not from AK or has much to do with the topic.

….did we really shoot something down?

Deflection.

originally posted by: putnam6
Closed airspace in Montana

Glad that NOTAM's are working again, are we not?