Pulitzer Prize-Winning Journo Says Source Told Him U.S. Govt Shot Down One of Their Own Aerial Devices by Mistake Over Alaska
Officials in the United States announced that Saturday’s search for the balloon objects lost by fighter jets above Alaska and Lake Huron was canceled.
The announcement The Guardian reportedYou can find it at came. “days after balloon hobbyists in northern Illinois indicated that one of the stray unidentified flying objects could belong to their group.”
Although we are certain that the objects have been confirmed by authorities, it is not yet known what they were. One shot taken close to the US-Canada border It was destroyed by an F-22. The F-22 blasted it with an AIM-9X Sidewinder missile at approximately 40,000 feet.
Journalist Seymour Hersh says that he Does know. The Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, who was a legend. Recently appeared Russell Brand discusses the Nord Stream Pipeline Explosion on Russell Brand’s YouTube Show. According to sources, the US military reportedly took out one its weather devices.
“Can I tell you about the balloons?” After making fun of Brand’s stocking cap, Hersh asked Brand. “The federal government has a contract with the meteorology department, the weather department, at the University of Alaska-Fairbanks—that is one cold place, it’s way up there.”
According to Hersh, he visited Fairbanks’ university campus and said that it is so cold there is no weather station. Hersh describes the university as using small aircraft vehicles to collect weather data. This data is then transmitted back to university officials, who can alert pilots flying above the Arctic Circle about unusual weather conditions.
“They are reporters of that information, and that was what was shot down,” Brand told Hersh “One of those units…that is sent up by the university but paid by the government to go over the Arctic Circle and report on extreme [weather].”
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We don’t know what the US military actually shot down. Hersh was confident, but expressed doubts that the government would be honest about its mistakes.
Naturally, there are many theories. The New York Times Monday The idea was floated Perhaps aliens may have been involved. This was despite the fact that the US military shot down a civilian airborne device. It would be a poor ending to a story which had captured the attention of the nation.
“For a nation that has been riveted by this saga since the aerial assaults on mysterious objects began — Pop! Pop! Pop! — the end felt incomplete,” ” Times writer Katie Rogers. “Were aliens involved?”
Negative, the White House responded. It was not aliens.
How about surveillance devices of? “mysterious provenance”?
Again, the White House replied with negative.
‘A Shortage of Sand’
We don’t have all the answers, but Hersh’s seems to be the most plausible. After being criticised in the media Allowing a Chinese surveillance ballon The aircraft was able to fly unassisted for many days across the United States. It seems that the Biden Administration and Pentagon panicked and shot down several benign air devices, including one it commissions (if it doesn’t already own it).
This might disappoint conspiracy lovers who love a good plot. It is obvious that the government is hiding something.
There are many state-sanctioned covers-ups. Atrocities In human history, it is easy to forget that governments are more incompetent then sinister.
“If you put the federal government in charge of the Sahara Desert, in five years there’d be a shortage of sand,” Milton Friedman, the Nobel Prize-winning economist, once made this joke.
So, my money says Sy Hash is right.
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