What are the drones over New Jersey? foreign spies to Project Blue Beam

[ChaiyaTH]

The latest conspiracy was that it could be military drones sniffing to find something and stories of a missing nuke head from ukraine. Few valid points being at least that 1) these drones can't go long without recharge if not aliens 2) to fly at night for sight, would make each one very expensive in terms of thermal camera gear. 

They also depart and land from land for sure.

[GammaGlobulin]

29 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:

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Invisible ink, again....?

 

[EVENKEEL]

It really seems like if the DHS and FBI have no knowledge of the origin of these objects, then they would be taking steps to shoot down a few of them to find out the origin. The fact that the public is being told nothing is worrisome.

[GammaGlobulin]

2 hours ago, EVENKEEL said:

It really seems like if the DHS and FBI have no knowledge of the origin of these objects, then they would be taking steps to shoot down a few of them to find out the origin. The fact that the public is being told nothing is worrisome.

 

If they did shoot down these drones, and if they did find something worrisome, do you think that they would tell you?

 

Also, this is not the first time that UFOs have been treated as classified information.

 

In most cases, when something is very worrisome to the government, their first priority will be to reassure the public through minimizing any possible risk of danger.

 

Also, it's very obvious that the US Air Force already knows EXACTLY what is taking place in the skies over New Jersey.  How do we know this?  Easy....

 

The resolution of the most advanced military radars used by the US government is fully capable of resolving any flying object down to, I would imagine, the size of a golf ball from over ten miles, provided that the object is not using stealth technology.

 

 

The actual resolution data of military radars remains highly classified, I would imagine.

But I would say that the newest radars can resolve a golf ball at over 10 miles.

 

So, these drones over New Jersey haven't a hope in hell of staying hidden from the US Air Force, and I am not just talking about NORAD.