[NotSure]

I race drones. Top 100 global rank

[theblindguidedog]

Why would you shoot at them? If they are alien, chances are, their going to have a better gun to shoot back with. Taking a big chance in my opinion.

[houseoftechno]

Originally Posted by NotSure ↗

I race drones. Top 100 global rank

Do you train in NJ?

[invisibo123]

Originally Posted by theblindguidedog ↗

Why would you shoot at them? If they are alien, chances are, their going to have a better gun to shoot back with. Taking a big chance in my opinion.

Thank god the men in power don't think like this. Kill or be killed, don't think like a sheep. Punch that bully in the fuckin' balls.

[TehOperator]

I live somewhere this is nothing new. People used to think I was crazy or something. Worked at the airport. Have seen them land before, they are too small for a human to fit and they are painted a grey color. About the length of a minivan. They take off like normal planes, but can hover once in the sky.

Only reason I'm commenting is because the first vid.

You can tell it's a drone fairly easily with cloud cover for 3 reasons:

1. They are the only star or anything in the sky. So clearly lower than clouds.

2. They don't move like planes or satellites, they are affected by wind.

3. With binoculars, you can observe what I believe is exhaust (first video) when they drift behind it.

Oh yeah I didn't mention I live near a top 10 terrorist hit list. Lol

I've also noticed if you get a super bright light, I mean like a concentrated super bright beam, who ever is flying them won't like it and it will cause them to move. (I assume it's part of the software)

[kellyhound]

Mysterious drones were suddenly everywhere along the U.S. East Coast last December, as sightings on social media of alleged unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP), reportedly up to the size of an SUV, exploded to such an extent that Congressional representatives and President Trump jumped on the bandwagon, demanding clarity on the situation from U.S. security services.

The national security sector and drone industry (two institutions that aren’t exactly known for underselling foreign threats) regarded the surge in UAP sightings as social-media-fueled hysteria with particular appeal to those already prone to conspiratorial thinking. A joint statement from the FAA, FBI and Departments of Defense and Homeland Security reported only 100 out of 5,000 tips submitted to the FBI proved worthy of a follow-up. The organizations determined the vast majority of sightings were likely cases of mistaken identity, including commercial, hobbyist, or military aircraft (both manned or unmanned).

Despite concerns that the lights in the sky represented a national security threat, one week into his second term, Trump issued a statement noting the drones flying over New Jersey were “not the enemy,” but were, in fact, aircraft authorized by the Federal Aviation Administration for research and “various other reasons.”

[CatBatMan]

Originally Posted by NotSure ↗

I race drones. Top 100 global rank

Are you sure?

[CatBatMan]

Originally Posted by houseoftechno ↗

Drone on drone.

Thanks for the blueballs, I needed to see it hit the ground!

[Dwarvenforged]

Did Trump ever say what the drones he ordered to fly around were doing before the election?

[Dwarvenforged]

Oh, I just read the official statement. "various other reasons" = hype up fear. Weeeee!