"Drones"

[poliphilo]

 Those so-called "drones" ( I think they're calling them that to try to neutralise the weirdness) may be monitoring our military facilities to make sure we don't launch any nukes. There are other possible scenarios but that's my favourite and- once you've accepted that "we're not alone"- the most straighforward.

The brass try to get the grunts to keep it under their hats but there have been well-attested incidents in the past where a visitation from UFOs has "coincided" with a missile site unaccountably going off-line. We haven't heard about any shut-downs in relation to the current wave of sightings, but then that's hardly suprising....

Remember the fuss about the Chinese weather balloon that drifted- probably by happenstance- into US air space? Compare that brou-ha-ha with the passivity of the official response to the "drone" incursions. Fighter jets are noticeably not being scrambled to challenge these things. Perhaps because the military know they represent a technology way beyond anything we have- and going after them is pointless...

Comments

[paserbyp]

Who owns “drones”? Aliens or Russian/Chinese spy? If aliens then what can we do? Nothing… If these spy activities then someone need to be responsible for answers. In this case aliens much better, unfortunately…

[poliphilo]

They're very unlikely to be Russian or Chinese. If they were the US would be going after them and threatening the government concerned. Besides I believe they've been seen over Russian and Chinese facilities too.

[paserbyp]

So, US spying over Russian and Chinese facilities too?

[poliphilo]

It seems we're looking at a worldwide phenomenon. These "drones' are turning up all over- including in the UK where I live.