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What are we to expect with the drones coverup ? What are we being distracted from and where are we being misled to? What’s coming!
The government has a problem regulating drones since, as the Ukrainians have shown, even the “toys” you can buy at B&H or Walmarts can also do military missions including blowing up enemy targets. The FAA is experienced at regulating only larger aircraft and the military has experience defending against only larger targets. Regulating hobby drones, including commercial drones, would be difficult and would cause an outrage by those who use them in their businesses (for photography, for delivery of goods, for monitoring traffic, etc.). And shooting down drones would result in the shooter being sued by the drone’s owners for destruction of private property.
What is it with New Jersey and mass hysteria over flying saucers? 1938, 2024, nothing has changed.
There’s definitely someone out there flying a few large aircrafts, either an unlicensed carrier drone, some sort of light wing, or military tests. However, after the first few sightings were publicized, every yutz and schmo up and down the Turnpike are calling 911 every time a plane flies overhead.
Why, in the age where everyone has a high speed high zoom camera on their phone, do we only have a handful of blurry photos? If they were super secret Iranian spacecraft, why are they using standard airplane warning lights?
Drones changed recent warfare. Before, the fighting was mostly concentrated to a front line. Flying over the front line was possible only after destroying air defense (see Gulf Wars). Now, drones can penetrate anywhere. So, don’t own property near significant military or industrial facilities.
rightwriter: I guess we might as well get used to conspiracy theories for the next 4 years. The sightings appear to be a mix of fixed wing aircraft, helicopters and some really stupid drone operators getting their highs out of contributing to mass hysteria. However, the government agencies are equally stupid by saying “we don’t know what they are but we can assure you they pose no threat”. If they don’t know what they are, how can they assure us that they are not carrying dangerous payloads?
I hate how this just disappeared from the news with no answers.
What are they hiding?@amom No one is hiding anything. The drones were never real. Now the hysteria ended, people got bored with taking pictures of everything go in and out of Newark, and lives went on just the same.
YS, some drone sightings were real and arrests were made. “If you are paranoid, it does not mean that there isn’t anyone after you” – applies to the country also, not only individuals.
- Not one person in NJ was arrested for flying a drone in the last six months
- A handful of drone sightings were real. The vast majority were hysteria
- The police, Coast Guard, and other law enforcement and military regularly fly large drones and other light aircraft
Dec 11 – a person with chinese name arrested in CA for allegedly flying a drone over and taking photographs of Vandenberg Space Force Base
Dec 12 Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, OH closed airspace
Dec 15 – 2 people arrested in MA for flying near airportthere are also reports like this:
June 18, 2024, – arrest in upstate NY for shooting down neighbor’s drone@Always_Ask_Questions and yet not one in New Jersey where there were allegedly “hundreds” of drone clouding up the sky every single night for months.
Republicans in Congress have criticized the FAA for several years for its slow action in issuing guidelines governing drone technology and have pushed for a very relaxed regulatory structure so as to allow for commercialization of a wide range of business venture, Their argument is that government regulation will block technological innovation and allow other countries to take the lead in developing drones. Federal law also limits both private individuals and local/state governments from trying to take control of or “shoot down” drowns over their properties. Perhaps the next congress will loosen these restrictions and provide greater authority to local/state governments in monitoring and regulating drone activity
YS, of course there are lots of false reports after an issue becomes public knowledge, some reasonable errors and many simply hysterical. This does not mean that nothing happened and, more importantly, nothing could happen.
@Always_Ask_Questions So now you are agreeing with me? There is zero evidence that the “New Jersey Drone Attack” was anything more than mass media fueled mass? Like you said is straight out, no? First you drop a bumb kasheh on me “WHAT ABOUT THE ARRESTS?!?!” and when I point out they weren’t in New Jersey, suddenly you’re going on about the possibility of the possibility that something could happen in the future? Which sounds like hoda’ah to me.
YS, I am saying both are right – there are false reports and there are true reports. I don’t know which ones are what. Possible terrorists could first spread rumors and then deploy real ones. Who knows. In security, you don’t always operate on what is “most likely” but “what is possible”.
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