Crime Should we shoot down the UFOs in New Jersey?

[M3t4tr0n]

List of theories:

Stolen Nuke Theory
Its a PsyOp Theory
China Theory
Drones Vs Intergalactic Plasmids Theory
CERN accidently opened a gate to hell Theory
CERN lost anti-matter device theory
Cartel Theory
+Training exercise/system test theory.
+Hoax theory

How about we add ai ran drones malfunctioning like cause of code error or a virus. Or maybe a skynet type scenario.

 

[Sweater of AV]

I don't do searches on YouTube, only rarely.



It's based on what I watch. The "Algo" knows. Me and my Big Machine got a good thing going. It's a flow.

Exactly. You are the frenzy.



Regardless of whether you "rarely" search anymore (we both know that's probably nonsense), what you watch has been influenced by what you searched for at some point. You've just continued to be led around on a leash.

It's funny to see people create a tiny irrelevant universe on their screens and then try to project it out onto the world.

 

[Captain Tenneal]

Stolen Nuke Theory
Its a PsyOp Theory
China Theory
Drones Vs Intergalactic Plasmids Theory
CERN accidently opened a gate to hell Theory
CERN lost anti-matter device theory
Cartel Theory
Training exercise/system test theory.
Hoax theory
+AI controlled Drones (Something like skynet) Theory

 

[I Am Legion]

Having witnessed them, and having spoken to friends who have witnessed them, including my buddy who is a drone hobbyist, there are some weird things. At first, I just thought it were hobbyists flying. But why only at night? And why do these drones make no sound? And the size seems too big for a private person/s to own without others knowing. And they fly in groups. Also, would be hugely expensive. And if it's the Government, why not try to be stealth? These things are lit up like a Christmas tree. And why test them over populated areas instead of remote bases? My friend says a drone this size would be very loud, and there would be no need for a drone that large unless it was meant to carry a person, or some sort of payload. Otherwise, it would be unnecessary and inconvenient to be that large.

 

[Deleted member 577981]

Exactly. You are the frenzy.



Regardless of whether you "rarely" search anymore (we both know that's probably nonsense), what you watch has been influenced by what you searched for at some point. You've just continued to be led around on a leash.

It's funny to see people create a tiny irrelevant universe on their screens and then try to project it out onto the world.

What's your educated take on this phenomenon?

Sum up your thoughts.

 

[M3t4tr0n]

Having witnessed them, and having spoken to friends who have witnessed them, including my buddy who is a drone hobbyist, there are some weird things. At first, I just thought it were hobbyists flying. But why only at night? And why do these drones make no sound? And the size seems too big for a private person/s to own without others knowing. And they fly in groups. Also, would be hugely expensive. And if it's the Government, why not try to be stealth? These things are lit up like a Christmas tree. And why test them over populated areas instead of remote bases? My friend says a drone this size would be very loud, and there would be no need for a drone that large unless it was meant to carry a person, or some sort of payload. Otherwise, it would be unnecessary and inconvenient to be that large.

Yeah it makes no sense. And when you point things out they say you're suffering from hysteria lol

 

[Deleted member 577981]

Yeah it makes no sense. And when you point things out they say you're suffering from hysteria lol

Nothing about this makes sense and I really appreciated your post and reply to me which landed in every way.

No matter whether these drones are ours or not man-made or not extraterrestrial or not or a mix, the response from the federal government makes no sense no matter how you slice it...

Like a lot of paranormal activity. It just seems to be nonsensical. Nothing they say adds up no matter which angle you think about it from.

 

[Deleted member 577981]

Patterson Air Force Base was temporarily closed down due to being swarmed by drones recently!!!

It could be that there's very little they can do against these drones because reportedly they are not susceptible to anti-drone technology which is probably some form of emp. It is hard to imagine handling drones with an F-16 or some kind of helicopter, isn't it?

 

[Roop Holstry]

That might be your personal experience, but that isn't what's being reported. The mayor of one of the counties is receiving calls with people in tears about it, so I think your own personal experience may reflect that, but that's not what is being reported through law enforcement and government officials there. Police officials mayors and senators are pissed about the lack of transparency too.

Obviously there would be a wide swath of reactions to something like this from various people.

There’s always people being dramatic about shit. I talk to a wide variety of people for a living essentially…I’m a bartender. People have been mostly joking about it.

What is cool is a customer just corroborated my drone siting on Friday night. He saw one on the same exact street the same night

 

[Deleted member 577981]

There’s always people being dramatic about shit. I talk to a wide variety of people for a living essentially…I’m a bartender. People have been mostly joking about it.

What is cool is a customer just corroborated my drone siting on Friday night. He saw one on the same exact street the same night

Again, your attempt to minimize what is happening is uneducated. All you have to do is read the thread and listen to senators sheriffs police, homeowners and Mayors talk about how people are pretty worried.


I'm not saying some people aren't worried but it seems like you're saying not very many people are and you just wrong about that.

I bet you can't make intelligent posts about this topic because you don't know much about it and you're just trying to come in and semi-mock people who do.

 

[Deleted member 577981]

There’s always people being dramatic about shit. I talk to a wide variety of people for a living essentially…I’m a bartender. People have been mostly joking about it.

What is cool is a customer just corroborated my drone siting on Friday night. He saw one on the same exact street the same night

A national airport and a naval air base both had to shut down due to drone activity . Illegal drone activity!! And a mayor's helicopter landed because they had an illegal drone. The size of a car flying 6 ft below their helicopter!!!

They have flown into restricted airspace repeatedly. They've flown over sensitive weapons facilities. They flown over dams and bridges. There are lots of people well Basically everybody who's educated about what is happening are concerned or worried.

 

[PBAC]

Having witnessed them, and having spoken to friends who have witnessed them, including my buddy who is a drone hobbyist, there are some weird things. At first, I just thought it were hobbyists flying. But why only at night? And why do these drones make no sound? And the size seems too big for a private person/s to own without others knowing. And they fly in groups. Also, would be hugely expensive. And if it's the Government, why not try to be stealth? These things are lit up like a Christmas tree. And why test them over populated areas instead of remote bases? My friend says a drone this size would be very loud, and there would be no need for a drone that large unless it was meant to carry a person, or some sort of payload. Otherwise, it would be unnecessary and inconvenient to be that large.

what about Gyros though?

 

[PBAC]

this is progressing like:

citizens report drone sightings
police respond by launching drones to catch drones
citizens starts seeing more drones
state orders military to launch drones to catch the drones
citizens and police start noticing more drones
private citizens start launching more drones to catch the new drones
population, police and military all agree there are too many drones so they contact private companies to launch more drones
private companies panic population by saying they do not understand where all these drones are coming from and launch more drones

Trump becomes president and starts shooting down domestic passenger planes because some people misidentified some aircraft as drones

 

[Deleted member 577981]

this is progressing like:

citizens report drone sightings
police respond by launching drones to catch drones
citizens starts seeing more drones
state orders military to launch drones to catch the drones
citizens and police start noticing more drones
private citizens start launching more drones to catch the new drones
population, police and military all agree there are too many drones so they contact private companies to launch more drones
private companies panic population by saying they do not understand where all these drones are coming from and launch more drones

Trump becomes president and starts shooting down domestic passenger planes because some people misidentified some aircraft as drones

This is not at all how it's evolved. It's not even a serious post. It's amazing how many people are willing to comment on a story they've done no research into.

 

[PBAC]

This is not at all how it's evolved. It's not even a serious post. It's amazing how many people are willing to comment on a story they've done no research into.

I wrote what I wrote into Chatgpt so it can explain better what I think is happening. BTW the Chinese balloon incident was all but officially confirmed to have just been an inactive weather balloon blown off course.

chatgpt:
While your observation is presented in a humorous and exaggerated way, it does reflect some underlying themes in drone-related incidents, particularly how panic and escalating responses can spiral out of control:

Breakdown of the Points:​

1. Citizen Reports of Drone Sightings:
   This mirrors what often happens when there are unexplained aerial sightings. Heightened awareness leads to more reports, whether accurate or not.
2. Police, State, and Military Responses:
   Law enforcement and military agencies sometimes deploy their own drones or aircraft to investigate drone reports. This can unintentionally increase sightings or confusion, as people see more drones or aircraft and assume they are part of the problem.
3. Escalation of Drone Use:
   The cycle of:
   • Citizens seeing drones → authorities launching drones → citizens seeing more drones
     could create a feedback loop that fuels public paranoia. This can quickly get out of hand, especially with media coverage amplifying the confusion.
4. Involvement of Private Companies:
   Companies with advanced drone detection or response technology might be called in, but their statements (e.g., “we don’t know where the drones are coming from”) could unintentionally heighten panic.
5. Misidentification of Aircraft:
   Misidentifying passenger planes, helicopters, or other legitimate aircraft as drones has occurred in the past. The fear-driven environment in your scenario is exaggerated but reflects the chaos that can arise from poor communication and escalating responses.
6. Shooting Down Aircraft:
   While a leap in logic, it is rooted in real-world incidents where knee-jerk responses to unidentified aerial phenomena have led to calls for extreme actions. For example, after the Chinese balloon incident, there were debates about overreacting to objects in U.S. airspace.

---

Conclusion:​

Your observation is a satirical exaggeration of how miscommunication, panic, and poorly coordinated responses can escalate. While we haven’t reached the point where drones or aircraft are mistaken on such a massive scale, your scenario highlights the importance of clear communication, proper identification, and avoiding hasty decisions during aerial incidents.

(Also, let’s hope the shooting-down-passenger-planes part remains purely comedic fiction!)

 

[Deleted member 577981]

I wrote what I wrote into Chatgpt so it can explain better what I think is happening:

While your observation is presented in a humorous and exaggerated way, it does reflect some underlying themes in drone-related incidents, particularly how panic and escalating responses can spiral out of control:

Breakdown of the Points:​

1. Citizen Reports of Drone Sightings:
   This mirrors what often happens when there are unexplained aerial sightings. Heightened awareness leads to more reports, whether accurate or not.
2. Police, State, and Military Responses:
   Law enforcement and military agencies sometimes deploy their own drones or aircraft to investigate drone reports. This can unintentionally increase sightings or confusion, as people see more drones or aircraft and assume they are part of the problem.
3. Escalation of Drone Use:
   The cycle of:
   • Citizens seeing drones → authorities launching drones → citizens seeing more drones
     could create a feedback loop that fuels public paranoia. This can quickly get out of hand, especially with media coverage amplifying the confusion.
4. Involvement of Private Companies:
   Companies with advanced drone detection or response technology might be called in, but their statements (e.g., “we don’t know where the drones are coming from”) could unintentionally heighten panic.
5. Misidentification of Aircraft:
   Misidentifying passenger planes, helicopters, or other legitimate aircraft as drones has occurred in the past. The fear-driven environment in your scenario is exaggerated but reflects the chaos that can arise from poor communication and escalating responses.
6. Shooting Down Aircraft:
   While a leap in logic, it is rooted in real-world incidents where knee-jerk responses to unidentified aerial phenomena have led to calls for extreme actions. For example, after the Chinese balloon incident, there were debates about overreacting to objects in U.S. airspace.

---

Conclusion:​

Your observation is a satirical exaggeration of how miscommunication, panic, and poorly coordinated responses can escalate. While we haven’t reached the point where drones or aircraft are mistaken on such a massive scale, your scenario highlights the importance of clear communication, proper identification, and avoiding hasty decisions during aerial incidents.

(Also, let’s hope the shooting-down-passenger-planes part remains purely comedic fiction!)

Garbage inn garbage out when it comes to GPT.

A national airport was shut down to do these drones and a military base was shut down due to these drones and a senators or a mayor's helicopter had to land due to having a car sized drone flying 6 ft underneath it illegally.

Police have tried to stop one with anti-drone technology and they do not respond to anti-drome technology and some of them produce no heat signature....

That's just off the top of my head but there are hundreds of legitimate sightings. This has nothing to do with what you said man.

 

[syct23]

Garbage inn garbage out when it comes to GPT.

A national airport was shut down to do these drones and a military base was shut down due to these drones and a senators or a mayor's helicopter had to land due to having a car sized drone flying 6 ft underneath it illegally.

Police have tried to stop one with anti-drone technology and they do not respond to anti-drome technology and some of them produce no heat signature....

That's just off the top of my head but there are hundreds of legitimate sightings. This has nothing to do with what you said man.

Now ask him to ask GPT why the military used a multi million dollar missile to bring down an inactive weather balloon..

 

[tabascojet]

Someone in my town asked if it would be OK to shoot these drones down with a potato shooter.... got to love farmers

 

[PBAC]

Now ask him to ask GPT why the military used a multi million dollar missile to bring down an inactive weather balloon..

What do you suggest the military use to shoot it down?

 

[Deleted member 577981]

What do you suggest the military use to shoot it down?

an air balloon? how about bullets?