Anonymous wrote:
Laugh all you want this is happening. Look up people!


https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZP8NqcBaY/

https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZP8Nq7xnj/

https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZP8NqndM9/

https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZP8NqsuQU/

I'm one of the posters who is just exhausted at the stupidity of people posting airplane videos and calling them drones. That is the case with the first Tiktok you posted above. In answer to the TikTokker who said, "those can't all be planes." Yes, they are. With that said, the second one of drones in LI is the only video that makes me go, okay, I see what you're saying. That is disconcerting. The third, who knows? The fourth, foreign country, so why are you posting that?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Things seem to be settling down

Because it was all BS

Because a few people saw some drones, then every single airplane in the distance night sky was "car-sized drone." I have never seen our collective so on display as this incident.

Laugh all you want this is happening. Look up people!


https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZP8NqcBaY/

https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZP8Nq7xnj/

https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZP8NqndM9/

https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZP8NqsuQU/

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Things seem to be settling down

Trump has instructed the media to drop this.

The same media that has attacked him relentlessly every day since 2015?


That media?


Interesting. Tell us more.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Things seem to be settling down

Trump has instructed the media to drop this.

It has now slowed at all. Quite the opposite. Its now the entire country.

MSM has been told to stop reporting on it.

Anonymous wrote:Things seem to be settling down

Trump has instructed the media to drop this.

Anonymous wrote:Things seem to be settling down

Because it was all BS

Things seem to be settling down

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The missing medical radioactive source in NJ has been found today.

If the drone sightings stop now, then that’s a mystery solved.

Medical radioactive waste, typically classified as "low-level radioactive waste," has significantly lower radiation levels compared to high-level nuclear waste, meaning it emits a relatively small amount of radiation and usually has a short half-life, allowing for storage on-site until the activity decays to a safe level before disposal.

The shorter the half-life of an isotope, the more energetic (radioactive) it is. Depending on what type of decay process that isotope undergoes to produce a stable daughter element , it can be extremely dangerous. Cobalt 60 and Polonium 210 have relatively short half-lives and throw off HUGE amounts of hard Gammas.

Something having a short half-life is a big indicator of being highly dangerous.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The missing medical radioactive source in NJ has been found today.

If the drone sightings stop now, then that’s a mystery solved.

Medical radioactive waste, typically classified as "low-level radioactive waste," has significantly lower radiation levels compared to high-level nuclear waste, meaning it emits a relatively small amount of radiation and usually has a short half-life, allowing for storage on-site until the activity decays to a safe level before disposal.

And reports of them going missing are routine.

Anonymous wrote:Some temporary drone restrictions in NJ

Typical govt response. This is exactly what the F’ is wrong with the bureaucratic state.

Impose TFR’s on recreational/hobby drone operators flying drones that weigh less than a squirrel in open unrestricted Class G airspace while doing nothing to solve the mystery of who is operating drones the size of cars in restricted airspace, and then announce “we’ve done something to address the issue”.


I never hated our government until I had to deal with the FAA. I was totally oblivious to it before that.

Some temporary drone restrictions in NJ

Nancy Mace said drones could be from outer space

Anonymous wrote:The missing medical radioactive source in NJ has been found today.

If the drone sightings stop now, then that’s a mystery solved.

Medical radioactive waste, typically classified as "low-level radioactive waste," has significantly lower radiation levels compared to high-level nuclear waste, meaning it emits a relatively small amount of radiation and usually has a short half-life, allowing for storage on-site until the activity decays to a safe level before disposal.

The missing medical radioactive source in NJ has been found today.

If the drone sightings stop now, then that’s a mystery solved.