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Come to think of it now, I'm relatively sure I saw one (or something like) ((maybe two)) last week in Riverside probably in the 7:00 o'clock (PM) hour...One on the west end (by La Sierra area) and something seemingly similar light wise towards the east end/further downtown vs the area I was in then.There's a bunch being spotted over Temecula and Murrieta.
3.3M views · 37K reactions | What was 𝙩𝙝𝙖𝙩 up in the skies over Riverside County?✦:eyes: Temecula residents were startled by a mysterious object flashing over them. MORE⬇ | FOX 11 Los Angeles
What was 𝙩𝙝𝙖𝙩 up in the skies over Riverside County?✦:eyes: Temecula residents were startled by a mysterious object flashing over them. MORE⬇.www.facebook.com
"They" most likely know who and what they are. "They" don't want us to know and don't think it is any of "our" business.I don't buy it tbh. Norad/nasa/space force track space debris.. You're telling me between all of these military bases in a 100 mile radius of the IE, that they wouldn't pick up on this stuff.
Then again we have illegals boating right onto shore and its fine. IDK
Nothing to see here, look at these evil guns from the latest shooting.“They” know who’s equipment it is, just as much as “I” know who’s truck is in my driveway. It’s like asking a child with crumbs on his fingers who ate all the cookies. The question is not “who’s”, the question is why.
Two words; Mass Hysteria.
So when the two Have Blue prototypes of the F-117A crashed in 1978 and 1979 at night, the Air Force should have called NBC and CBS to let them know it was a secret stealth technology demonstrator? Same with the A-12 Oxcart (SR-71 predecessor) crash in 1963?BTW this is pretty par for the course. Air force and government did the same thing during atomic tests and when their top secret planes crashed in the desert occasionally.
They just brush it off with some B.S. story and most importantly talk as little about it as possible to downplay the importance. As long as the government is acting "normal" that's a good sign I guess right now lol
Very possible. Still, mass hysteria.More like, look at my left hand so you don't see what my right hand is doing..
Yup, the public didn't need to know the details, Air Force played it cool back then. They're playing it cool now too in a similar way. I think we're on the same page here.So when the two Have Blue prototypes of the F-117A crashed in 1978 and 1979 at night, the Air Force should have called NBC and CBS to let them know it was a secret stealth technology demonstrator? Same with the A-12 Oxcart (SR-71 predecessor) crash in 1963?
YupThis picture taken Sunday, Dec. 8, 2024. looks more like a helicopter could be a drone above it.
Article says, An Army spokesperson told Fox News Digital that Picatinny Arsenal had requested and received a temporary flight restriction until Dec. 26 for its airspace as a result of the abundance of reported drone sightings in the area.
So it should be over for boxing day shoppers, haha
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If the government isn't saying who it is, then it's probably the government.
No one needs Will Smith ever.Wheres Will Smith when we need him ?
No one needs Will Smith ever.
i’m old enough to well recall, getting up early with my parents, turning on KTLA Ch5 in LA, and watching nuclear tests from Las Vegas. The broadcast included video from cameras staged at the blast site showing the blast devastation on previously positioned structures and artificial humans. Much a total meltdown. But, that’s what nuclear weapons do. Prior to those televised blasts, what information was provided to other nations? It all didn’t seem very secret. I truly believe many of the technologies of our national defense should remain secret. IMO - Need to Know does NOT pertain to the US news media and other countries.So when the two Have Blue prototypes of the F-117A crashed in 1978 and 1979 at night, the Air Force should have called NBC and CBS to let them know it was a secret stealth technology demonstrator? Same with the A-12 Oxcart (SR-71 predecessor) crash in 1963?
The Crossroads atomic tests in 1946 were announced to the world by over 100 domestic and international reporters. They were just months after the bombs were dropped on Japan. While the Manhattan Project was the most closely guarded secret of WWII, the government invited the press to write stories about the tests. There wasn't any suppression of the events.
The first thermonuclear test, the Ivy Mike shot in 1954, was similarly attended by a large media contingent, even though it was the first time the thermonuclear hydrogen fusion bomb was tested by any nation. Again, this was at the height of the Cold War, and by 1949 the USSR had already infiltrated the Manhattan Project and had built and detonated a copy of the Fat Man plutonium implosion device used at Nagasaki.
The atomic tests in Nevada were always announced beforehand. There were instances where fallout drifted downwind. There have been years of claims by those exposed, and there were initial denials by the government any harm occurred. Eventually those exposed were compensated for supposed injuries. While cancer rates among the "downwinders" appear to be higher than unaffected populations, there has been no definitive link between the tests, the release of ionizing radiation, and cancers caused by that radiation.
Overall the security and denials around the Nevada Test Site and the Pacific atolls where testing took place were requirements of postwar secrecy with regards to the Soviet Union. The government didn't call the NY Times and fully disclose information every week; there was ample evidence the Soviets intended to pursue the development of a nuclear and thermonuclear weapons programs and that its target was the United States. Secrecy was in the national interest. Can that be criticized? Sure. But 75 years ago a war that killed 50 million people worldwide had just concluded. Things were different.
Exactly. Keep looking over here while we come up behind you and beat your skull in with a tire iron!!!More like, look at my left hand so you don't see what my right hand is doing..
The Smyth Report was released shortly after the atomic bombings of Japan.Prior to those televised blasts, what information was provided to other nations? It all didn’t seem very secret. I truly believe many of the technologies of our national defense should remain secret. IMO - Need to Know does NOT pertain to the US news media and other countries.
i’m old enough to well recall, getting up early with my parents, turning on KTLA Ch5 in LA, and watching nuclear tests from Las Vegas. The broadcast included video from cameras staged at the blast site showing the blast devastation on previously positioned structures and artificial humans. Much a total meltdown. But, that’s what nuclear weapons do. Prior to those televised blasts, what information was provided to other nations? It all didn’t seem very secret. I truly believe many of the technologies of our national defense should remain secret. IMO - Need to Know does NOT pertain to the US news media and other countries.
If real, I wonder where the spent rounds are dropping? Hopefully not taking place in a typically congested area of Jersey.
No instagram account so can't watch itIf real, I wonder where the spent rounds are dropping? Hopefully not taking place in a typically congested area of Jersey.
None here either, but if I click on the link (via phone or computer) a window opens up allowing me to view the video without any further interaction..No instagram account so can't watch it
It did open up on my phone but not the puterNone here either, but if I click on the link (via phone or computer) a window opens up allowing me to view the video without any further interaction..
What's so funny there Looking Glass?
None here either, but if I click on the link (via phone or computer) a window opens up allowing me to view the video without any further interaction..
What's so funny there Looking Glass?
RACIST!!!!I don't think it's coincidence that whatever these things are . . . they're nowhere to be seen in areas where 'Inbred Jed' lives with his tricked out rifle sporting $20K in optics.
Some of the real beauties I knew of up in Alaska would be frothing at the chance to down one of those.
Ahhhhh....either of us were complaining and no I wont be signing upComplaining about NOT having "Instagram" Go get Signed Up.