Drones

Similar drones have been spotted in my neck of the woods. Out here, we don't take kindly to being looked down on. It's just a matter of time before someone puts a few AR rounds into one.
 
Similar drones have been spotted in my neck of the woods. Out here, we don't take kindly to being looked down on. It's just a matter of time before someone puts a few AR rounds into one.
I'll have no reservations on shooting one down. I'll be reprimanded for firing a weapon in a residential area, but I'll know what the fucking drone is!
 
Whether or not Pentagon or other high-level government officials are willing to tell the American public about the situation, there's no way that they don't have at least some evidence of what's going on.

If they can't actually determine the daily "launch sites" and/or determine (or track) where the objects "disappear" to, our national security and national intelligence is dangrously flawed or corrupt.
 

The FBI is involved with the drone insanity, but public not being informed


In a recent development, the FBI's Newark field office has issued a stern warning to the residents of New Jersey, cautioning them against shooting down drones or directing lasers at manned aircraft.

This warning comes in response to a surge in drone sightings along the U.S. East Coast, which has sparked a wave of panic among the populace.

According to Fox News, the increased drone sightings have led to a shared sense of fear among residents, who have been actively sharing images and videos of suspected drones on social media platforms. This fear has also triggered a vigilante-like response, with some individuals attempting to take matters into their own hands, including the use of laser beams.
 
They don't know what they are, but they do know they're not a threat.

I'm sure they'll understand why We the People aren't comforted by that assertion.
 
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