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LAS14

(14,861 posts) Mon Dec 16, 2024, 08:34 PM Dec 16

Has anyone asked Homeland Security "How do you know???"

In response to their assurances that the NJ drones pose no thread?

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Has anyone asked Homeland Security "How do you know???" (Original Post) LAS14 Dec 16 OP

Might be Gov research IbogaProject Dec 16 #1

I always assume the federal government, the DoD, DHS, and/or the MIC is responsible and is lying to everyone Seeking Serenity Dec 16 #2

public skepticism McDivitt Dec 18 #3

Got the answer from Chris Hayes last night. Why didn't someone say this earlier?????? LAS14 Dec 19 #4

IbogaProject

(3,906 posts)

1. Might be Gov research

Reply to LAS14 (Original post)

Mon Dec 16, 2024, 08:51 PM

Dec 16

Or Gov supported contractors.

Seeking Serenity

(3,085 posts)

2. I always assume the federal government, the DoD, DHS, and/or the MIC is responsible and is lying to everyone

Reply to LAS14 (Original post)

Mon Dec 16, 2024, 08:58 PM

Dec 16

Unless proven otherwise.

McDivitt

(7 posts)

3. public skepticism

Reply to LAS14 (Original post)

Wed Dec 18, 2024, 03:05 AM

Dec 18

Usually, public skepticism or inquiry about the methods and evidence behind such statements is common, especially in scenarios involving security risks.

LAS14

(14,861 posts)

4. Got the answer from Chris Hayes last night. Why didn't someone say this earlier??????

Reply to LAS14 (Original post)

Thu Dec 19, 2024, 08:40 PM

Dec 19

All of the lights in the sky were identified as airplanes, helicopters, legal drones, or, at least once a star.

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