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Peter Mancini's avatar

We'll written! I would add one more scenario. As we know, drones in Ukraine are a major force multiplier. Their reputation on the battlefield went from "looks promising" to "we can't do without them". Besides direct attach, they multiply the effectiveness of other systems giving up to date intelligence, making dumb artillery much more effective. Drones plus artillery scatterable mines has proven the most effective weapon in the war. Having drones operated by an unknown adversary inside the US seems to be paralyzing the Pentagon. Since one photo shows what looks like a Russian military drone, I think the adversary is Russia. Since they have almost 100 years of experience operating on American soil, is plausible they are based in the USA. By bringing themselves to attention they are causing our government to lie poorly about the situation. If the DOD acts quickly to destroy the drones and their base they are playing into Russian plans. All of the bright lights on the drones are on purpose. They want us to strike then, declare victory, and then other pods of drones activate. However these drones will act like proper military drones. No lights. Specific targets to attack. Scout drones will find and target anti-drone defenses. The big drones will bring in major precision weapons. They will do to us what Ukraine is doing to Russia.

People are annoyed now. The terrifying attracks to come with shock the whole nation.

No other scenario make sense;

1. It's us: All the brightly lit UAS is against all covert protocol. We have lots of other places to test these kinds of systems like Utah where no one will see them.

2. Civilian or commercial drones. At night? Without trasponders? My 2019 made drone has a transponder. It's required by law. Flying at night requires heavy duty night vision. A $2000 drone becomes a $20,000 drone in an instant when you add NIGHT VISION and a proper control station, which you need for the speed and endurance of these drones.

3. They are not drones: Homeland Security thinks we will believe "you aren't seeing what you think you are seeing." Like we have never seen a plane, a helicopter, or a bright star at night. 🤦‍♂️

Keep fighting the narrative! Thanks for posting on this topic.

For the record; i was working for Army Intel early 2005-late 2011. I have a lot more to say on this topic.

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Dan Maiullo's avatar

"It creates a form of cognitive dissonance that keeps the public off-balance, uncertain, and seeking official answers."

Just for the record, I am not off-balance (any more than usual), uncertain, nor seeking official answers, which always turn out to be lies anyway.

Mayorkas is already asking for additional, extended, and expanded "authorities", meaning power. That means less freedom for us.

One more way this may end:

https://clifhigh.substack.com/p/hello-chromies?publication_id=681568&post_id=152530316&r=eyk5u&triedRedirect=true

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