Aliens have been here for years.
“Everbody knows that Cletus” (said somewhere in deep rural West Virginia)
New Jersey is the most densely populated state in the US. There are many airports in and around the state. Many small planes and helicopters.
More people, more drones. I suspect that as the the media started mentioning this more people went to Amazon and bought more drones. The US government needs to ask Amazon to cough up the data over the last 5 years. I suspect there’s a major spike in the last year and the last few months. After Christmas there will be even more drones in the sky. And in the trees. And some will fly over places that they should not be flying.
The same thing applies around the world.
Having said all of that, many governments around the world are investing heavily into drones also. And anti drone research.
The drones are not going away.
There will be less in the sky on cold nights in New Jersey.
The UK sightings all seem to have been over or around US air bases, that’s got to suggest some sort of US military involvement. I can’t think it’s testing though as that would make sense to do in a fairly localised area.
2 Thanks
There is no way 1000s of drones are flying over New Jersey and the US Government does not know anything about them. There have been literally 1000s of sightings.
1 Thank
I watched Nick Pope being interviewed the other day about the Rendlesham forest sighting and the interviewer wasn’t even aware of US bases in the UK. Many, including those at Broadbent which is right next to Rendlesham, house nuclear weapons. There’s always been UAP stuff going on around the nuclear weapons sites, as well as power stations that go ‘poof’ like Fukushima and Chernobyl.
It’s a good interview, Julian Dorey is the interviewer. Dorey did a couple of excellent ones with Danny Sheehan who’s been a lawyer for years, taking the Karen Silkwood assainayion through the courts many years ago. A highly regarded and credible man, he gives good insight on the whole thing.
1 Thank
I have two theories about this:
1- A new line of eVTOLs is about to be launch and this is all about marketing. Soon Musk will speech about the new era of air transport for civilians.
2- The government is training the AI for autonomous drones used for land scanning, and they must pretend knowing nothing.
And I also believe that using drones for scanning for dirt nukes is possible…
Anyway, I dont think they are outsiders, even though the Pentagon is telling the opposite.
I don’t think it’s very likely. They seem to be flying too high for realistic detection. Also, their movements don’t seem to be following any kind of logical search pattern.
I think we’re going to find out that this was some kind of orchestrated drone hobbyist phenomenon. We’re talking serious hobbyists with a lot of money who’ve made large customized drones. They want to be seen, yet hidden by the grace of darkness to avoid identification. So sightings tend to happen after dusk and end around midnight (local time), before the odds of being sighted by people starts to drop off dramatically. Otherwise, if this was for some other purpose, they wouldn’t be flying around with very bright lights and strobes to get attention. They’d fly between 1am and 5am (or up to about an hour before dawn) to minimize being spotted.
If this was a foreign nation’s covert mission, the US military would be all over this. I’ve no doubt they’ve got drone catcher and drone disabling technology that they’d launch against these unknown drones. Supposedly several were spotted following a naval ship somewhere. But it couldn’t be too far from land, due to limited range.
I think we’re going to find this was some orchestrated trolling to stir up fear and distrust… because even once the real source is exposed, there will be conspiracists attempting to debunk that and try convincing people that it’s something much more nefarious at work.
2 Thanks
Your statements has precedents:
That’s a very possible situation.
1 Thank
Hey, you can’t argue with logic! 
I was saying this morning that this may be this generation’s crop circles.
3 Thanks
Not saying there’s nothing mysterious going on, but the amount of hype & disinfo floating around on the interwebs is epic.
slmjim
5 Thanks
I have a better picture of the Iranian Mothership. An impressive piece of garage built equipment.
3 Thanks
it’s the new Airbus A380.5
seriously though, foreign adversary probably wouldn’t use standard nav lights and strobes, this sounds like a mil contractor testing out new equipment
a conspiratorial thought behind the air of mystery would be distraction from a certain wave of sudden class consciousness following a certain event whose discussion would be off limits…
1 Thank
Surely that wouldn’t explain the sightings outside the US?
2 Thanks
From what was stated in those reports, these were sightings in Midwest areas with no obvious correlation… like any kind of high tech research facilities nearby, or large public infrastructures like powerplants or reservoirs… and not any military bases.
There are many drone enthusiast groups out there. Skilled people who are into building custom drones. Here at BLF we have people skilled at flashlight customization. Some have built highly customized lights for certain purposes. Same kind of idea. But flashlights are an “in hand” activity. Drones require a lot of space to operate without issue (avoid getting close to power lines, other aircraft, etc.). So that article about the swarm of drones could’ve been an enthusiast group doing some tests of their handiwork.
What we’re seeing today goes beyond that. The drones are being launched in dense suburban areas and in some cases near military bases. This is 3 years later. Drone technology has been on a massive upward trend in terms of capability. And there are highly likely customizations for entertainment purposes, like unique and extensive lighting capabilities (spotlights, beacons, etc.). Additionally, there’s stealth tech possible, with modes that minimize sound for stealthy operation. Racing drones can usually reach up to 100mph, some even close to triple that. So a series of drones being spotted that rapidly fly off very fast, accelerating much faster than any normal aircraft could go, would be a high candidate for being labeled as a UAP.
The kinds of drones local law enforcement would have could easily be inferior in capability to these customized drones… and they can’t keep up once those drones decide to rapidly leave an area. This makes tracking impossible.
What needs to happen is for either police or military with observation drones and special cameras for nighttime tracking be sent to areas where drones are being reported and fly high enough above to evade detection from the unidentified drones, and then track their movements. All drones have a certain limited range. They can’t fly indefinitely. So whoever launches them eventually needs to recall those drones. It should be possible to track them back to their points of origin.
2 Thanks
Project Blue Beam, or they are searching for Nuclear material that has been smuggled into the US, they have cars and normal aircraft that can detect radioactive material.
Ok, his last statement was very weird:
Trump is very much pro disclosure on the whole UAP thing, a fair bit (not involving him) has started to come out in front of the House Commitee in Congress, but is still being stifled and tripped up. Presumably by the organisations within organisations that have vested interests.
I haven’t read enough on the drone phenomena as yet, but I’m fairly sure we’re all seeing an increase in UAP activity for a reason.
1 Thank