Hello John and Doves,
News came out Friday that the U.S. military was
tracking another high-altitude balloon. Supposedly,
first seen by NORAD over Utah. The DoD is now
reporting, Saturday, that it's a "hobbyist" balloon and
it's out of US air space now. Add this to the large
number of "meteorological" balloons crossing over Taiwan
from China last week.....
And it was CBS News that "first reported
that the military was tracking the balloon.." CBS
is a DoD/Pentagon, White House mouthpiece. It's
interesting that THEY broke the story. Sounds like
a 'controlled' leak to me. Get ahead of the news
and control the narrative.
The balloon left U.S. air space overnight. And
that's probably the end of the story for us. Unless
Rep. Crow of Colorado can find out something.
It flew over Colorado as it traversed the
U.S. - and Colorado has 5 Air Force Bases and 1 Army
base...all the balloon could easily 'monitor' - IF it was
another Chinese spy balloon. The Air Force Academy
in Colorado Springs, Buckley Air Force Base in Aurora,
Cheyenne Mountain Air Force Base in Colorado Springs,
Peterson Air Force Base in Colorado Springs, Shriever Air
Force Base and Fort Carson Army Base in El Paso, Colorado
and Pueblo Chemical Deport Army Base in Pueblo. Lots
to see.
"U.S. Rep. Jason Crow of Colorado, a member of the
U.S. House Committee on Intelligence, also weighed
in. "I am tracking the high-altitude balloon passing
over Colorado and have reached out to the Department of
Defense on the matter. I will provide more
information when I get it," Crow said."
NORAD
tracking high-altitude balloon flying over Colorado
This balloon was a lot lower in altitude than the
Chinese balloon from last year - and it is smaller.
Maybe the DoD was afraid that the public would spot this
balloon too and they needed to get ahead of the story and
control it.
The reported story is: NORAD detected the
object floating between 43,000 and 45,000 feet. Aircraft
fighter jet were sent to intercept the balloon when it
was over Utah. They "determined
it was not maneuverable and did not present a threat to
national security. NORAD will continue to
track and monitor the balloon."
We all remember the Chinese spy balloon that Biden
and his DoD let fly over sensitive military installations
back in February, 2023. This was also deemed not a
'national security threat'. They didn't shoot
it down until it was over the Atlantic Ocean. And
they 'lost' a lot in the 'recovery'. Convenient
story.
The Pentagon told us the 2023 balloon "did not
transmit information back to China."
So what was the point and purpose of all of that
high-tech spy equipment on board? U.S. sources said
that balloon was taking photos and collecting signals -
better than what satellites could get. We were given
various reasons why the DoDd didn't shoot it down - one
was because 'debris might hit a kindergarten in Montana'
and this article says it was because of "fears it could
provoke an escalation of military tensions with China or
even a military conflict.". This just shows how weak
the Biden admin and our DoD is or how in lockstep they are
with the CCP.
US
officials disclosed new details about the balloon’s
capabilities. Here’s what we know | CNN Politics
CNN had reported that "officials said the (2023)
balloon was capable of communicating with Beijing as it
traveled across the U.S." And that it used "an
American internet service provider" to send into to China.
The American people obviously got the run-around on
the 2023 balloon. The initial 'news' was doctored up
and diluted for the American public.
I certainly don't trust the Biden admin or DoD to
tell the truth - BUT 'something caught their attention on
this particular balloon'. How does the DoD
know it's a 'hobbyist' balloon - but that's what they told
CBS News and other MSM to report. It was carrying some
sort of payload.
I don't believe that Biden's DoD which is in cahoots
with China would tell us the truth about anything.
Maybe it is someone's research balloon or maybe it's
another spy balloon. But this bag of gas sure
got the attention of someone to send up a fighter jet. And
just because it "isn't maneuverable" does not mean
'someone' didn't just use the jetstream to carry it along
- making it appear to 'not be a national security risk'
because it can't go where it 'wants' to. IF the DoD
doesn't know what it is carrying, who launched it, what is
it's mission - what assumptions can it truly make?
And just a week ago, "A stream of suspected Chinese
weather balloons crossed into Taiwan's airspace over the
weekend in the largest such incursion on record, according
to the island's government." Six were reported on
one day. Eight told were detected in a short time
period. And eight were reported in the previous 24
hours. So Taiwan is getting the "weather" balloon
story. China said these balloons are for
'meteorological monitoring' - yah, right - over Taiwan and
not the Chinese mainland!
China
Launches Balloon Barrage Against Taiwan
Another
dot?
Maranatha!
Chance