We are no longer a serious nation anymore. With a cognitively impaired President and a completely missing Vice President, our nation is now fully on auto pilot as the rest of the world laughs at us.
Apparently, there are super-secret drones the size of an SUV showing up in the night sky, attempting to go undetected by flying at night with bright LED lights and stuff.
New Jersey Representative Jeff Van Drew then says, “I’ve gotten to know people” and “from very high sources” he informs us “Iran launched a mothership, probably about a month ago“, that is apparently parked somewhere “off the east coast of the USA” and launching SUV sized drones to do something dastardly and nefariously nefarious. Because, reasons.
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From his Google/Youtube account, Van Drew expresses, “serious concerns over the potential link of the drones flying over New Jersey to Iran and the urgent need to immediately take action to neutralize the threat.”
We are no longer a serious nation. Van Drew doesn’t seem to realize this is his outside voice, repeating things told to him by high up people he has gotten to know about things and stuff.
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When he realized the super-secret suspicious drones attempt to hide at night using bright lights to taunt people, even suspicious cat found shameful suspicious…
Well, his AIPAC handler told him how high to jump, and he obliged.
There are three common hobbyist drone communication protocols with many others used by various entities from business, government, military, et. cetera to address issues such as interference, distance, and hardness. Thee FAA / military can jam and bring down drones using the three common protocols.
The very fact that the gubmint doesn’t respond is proof positive that they are, or know who the operators are. Them, or the military.
Take one down and you’ll find out when the Jack Boots kick down your door.
I’m not sure what to make of this article. I live in NJ and have personally seen more than a few drones at night and know quite a few others who have seen drones as well. It’s not typical to see these at night, at least not in my neighborhood. Are you saying the people reporting these are seeing things, or that the congressman telling the mothership story is out of his mind? Hopefully the later but something isn’t right.
No.. These drones are not stealth whatsoever and are demanding to be seen. I’m sure that state ‘officials’ know EXACTLY what they are, it’s impossible to say otherwise. The ‘mothership’ story is dubious but they’re obviously coming from somewhere and apparently there’s plenty of them. They’re either ours (USA’s) or someone else’s. What they are and why they are flying around should be an easy question to answer but hasn’t been as of yet. These do not appear to be toys or hobbyist drones but they’re certainly not airplanes. I live near a small airport and there’s not a lot of activity at night and when there is, the sight and sound of a small aircraft is obvious. They fly straight and at predictable speeds and patterns. Helicopters are even more obvious and are fairly common at night.
With all the events that have been taking place for the past few months, it’s hard to blow this off as coincidental.
..and for everyone saying ‘shoot them down’, no thanks. Unless we know exactly what these are, that’s the dumbest idea.
Good Lord! The size of an SUV? How would that not damage your home and you if it fell down?
Hard to say exactly how big the drones I saw were but the size of an SUV is a stretch. Perhaps the size of a go-kart? It’s hard to tell the size because I was driving but they were obviously drones. I’m very familiar with flying smaller drones.
The Houthis in Yemen have caused much dislocation in marine traffic in the Red Sea over the past year by using drones supplied by Iran.
Apparently there is a level of public knowledge that the Iranians have converted two merchant ships to serve as drone carriers.
There is no guarantee that there are only two drone carriers.
The Governor of NJ has control of the NJ National Guard so he could order the interception by the NJ Air Guard and after identifying them as drones shoot them down over low population density areas. If they are flying low enough the NJ Army National Guard could down one with a shoulder fired anti-aircraft missile in the State. After he has a downed one and has collected the pieces he can call the Pentagon.
I grew up in an town in West Texas. We were downwind from White Sands missile Test range and in the 50’s and 60’s the guidance and self destruct mechanisms were not near as good as the are today. So the kind of things NJ is seeing were not uncommon for us. I remember one night in the early 60’s my parents were out of town and I was home with the dog. Some time after midnight the dog and I were awaken by a loud warbling sound followed by a loud boom coming from the east and a bright flash. We looked at each other then the next time we looked at each other we were both under the bed. Later I heard the neighbors outside in our front yard talking. I got out from under the bed and went out and joined them, one had called the Sheriff and reported what happened. The Sheriff ‘s office said something had crashed east of town. When my parents got home the next day I told them what had happened. The following week my father saw the Sheriff at the downtown coffee shop and asked him what had happened. The Sheriff laughed and said a test missile had crashed east of town. (This sort of thing happened so often the Sheriff had White Sands Missile Test Range and Holloman AF base ops phone number on his rolodex) He said he got a very officious young Sargent on the phone at base ops who told him it wasn’t a military test vehicle, it must have been a meteorite. The Sheriff then said “well son I got a piece of the meteorite on my desk and it has a MIL-STD part number on it and read it off to him”. There was a long pause then the Sargent said “Wait one Sir”. A couple of minutes later a Colonel came on the line and told the Sheriff; “I would appreciate it if your Deputies could secure the crash site and I am dispatching a team to pick up our meteorite”.
Is that supposed to be one of the drones they are showing us in that video??
Just wondering why it would be so lit up
They are NOT trying to be stealth. That’s the conundrum.
Those drones are put there by our own government and NO ONE ELSE. They are citing Iran as the bad guys as part of their effort to get us into another war in the middle east. Much more could be said.
That sounds right. They are probably cooking up some huge disruption in an attempt to prevent Trump from taking office on Jan.20.
Check out Kirby:
Can you imagine these people if they were reporting on the bombs the Japanese were floating over the west coast in WW II?
They really do think we’re stupid. Sickening.
Wow. Kirby is a useless mess.
2+ weeks and the clown thinks they’re doing great investigation work. “Only been since the end of November.”
Does he have to wait till the drones start firing death ray lazers down on people? Sheez.
Find the F out who’s they are!
Maybe they have midget Iranian pilots onboard. If they had pudding payload, Joe Biden would have tackled them by now.
I remember when this Van Drew guy switched parties. First impression was “Squirrel bait”.
Actually Iranian National Guard Corps Navy (IRGC-N) does operate Drone Carriers (aka “motherships.”) This was probably what the Congressman was briefed on.
They have at least two of these in operation the “Shahid Mahdavi” and “Shahid Bagheri.” These are old merchant ships with an angled deck and “ski-ramp” for launching and recovering large fixed-wing drone aircraft or helicopters. Their first ship went operational in 2022 and the second one in 2023.
https://defencesecurityasia.com/en/irans-first-drone-carrier-shahid-bagheri-nears-completion-ready-for-operation/
https://defencesecurityasia.com/en/iranian-military-drone-carrier-begins-sea-trials-set-to-become-fully-operational/
(However there is no evidence these are operating off New Jersey)
On the morning of December 7, 1941, the SCR-270 radar at the Opana Radar Site on northern Oahu detected a large number of aircraft approaching from the north.
“It’s just a flock of birds…”