Investigate Earth Conspiracy Podcast - UFO UAP Conspiracy Podcasts - UFOs Shot Down Over Alaska and Canada

Episode Date: February 12, 2023

BREAKING - What is going on over the United States and Canada? There have been multiple objects shot down over US Airspace and they are calling these objects UFOs or UAPs. Are these objects from China or are they potentially alien craft from another planet? We discuss this breaking UAP and UFO news. All of this and more on this episode of UFO UAP Conspiracy Podcasts - UFOs Shot Down Over Alaska and Canada

Hello and welcome to Investigator podcast. I am your host, Chad, alongside my beautiful wife, Sherry. Say hello, Sherry. Hey, guys. Welcome to our podcast this evening. Yeah, we have, I guess, a decent amount to talk about, which we weren't even going to do a podcast tonight. We enjoyed movies last night on a Friday night, which is weird, because usually we're doing podcasts many nights of the week. But we did sit down.

We watched movies last night, and then, you know, we had heard about the object that was shot down over Alaska. This object was a, what they called a high altitude object, although really it was only at 40,000 feet, which was in prime space for airliners. And then you have this other object today, which is February 11, 2023, that was shot down over the Yukon and Canada that we think it's one object, but there were some reports that came out that said there were potentially two objects. Well, we actually seen videos, and it looked like there was two objects.

If those are real videos. Right. Yeah. Which who knows? I don't know. Yeah. And then we had these green laser space lights that were coming down from space over Hawaii, January, I believe, 28th. So that was not very long ago.

And it was first said to potentially be from a NASA satellite. NASA and experts, at least around NASA, came out and said this is not a NASA satellite. They then said that this. satellite or these lights were the cause from China, right? And of course, we all have heard about the Chinese spy balloon that made it across the ocean over Canada, down or across Alaska, down through Canada, entered the United States and came out right across our home state of South Carolina, where F-22 shot that spy balloon down. And the spy balloon, we know it, from what I guess the government said.

the representative said it had signs of propulsion. It was able to maneuver. And it, you know, based on many pictures, it looked like it had some kind of rig of solar panels underneath it. And then come to find out later on that this thing also was rigged with explosives to be able to self-detonate itself, I guess in the event that it was recognized. But why did it, why was it not used when China obviously would have known it was recognized? It was all over the media.

This thing transversed the entire United States, but they never used the explosives. And that's what I can't get is they knew we were going to see this thing, right? If it came from China or whoever's doing all of these things, they know we're going to see it. They know they know that's there. And I think they know they want us to see it. I think the balloon, they really wanted to just see, like, how far can we get this thing?

Like, we could blow it up right now, but let's just see like how freaking far. Let's check it out. And this goes, you know, we're going to talk about this later, but this goes into, I think there is something going on where when they don't want it to be seen, it's not seen. Yeah. And when they want it to be seen, it's seen. And that's what's kind of scary for me. Yeah. And I think the first thing we're going to do, first of all, the main reason we're doing a podcast episode tonight and the reason why we felt like we had to do this was just for a simple reason of there's a lot of weird stuff going on.

Right? I mean, at the very least, you know, we talk about these green lasers over Hawaii. Mm-hmm. We have spy balloons coming across the United States and Canada, which was the Chinese spy balloon, which was shot down off the coast of Myrtle Beach by an F-22 Raptor. Then you have, following that, you have other media reports of objects, what John Kirby is calling objects. And by the way, John Kirby was in a press briefing. He did not do this press briefing, and this is about the Alaska object, the object that was flying at 40,000 feet. He did not do the press briefing for this particular incident. There was a reporter that asked him from the galley and said, hey, do you guys, have you guys heard?

We've heard potentially that there is another object somewhere in our airspace. And he said, yes, I can confirm, actually, that there is. an object in our airspace. So literally this guy did not even come to... They weren't even planning on coming to a press conference to say, hey, this is what happened. A reporter had to ask in order to get the information. Absolutely.

Which is crazy. And this is a thing, too, that's crazy because they're all saying they're high altitude flying objects. But they're all around 40,000 feet, which is where planes usually fly when you're going, you know, across wherever you're going to. That's a perfect place for you to be. You're kind of over the clouds.

We're going to avoid weather. You can kind of coast. It helps you with the fuel, I think. Yeah, it does. Yeah. Especially if you're in the jet stream. Yeah. I mean, it's all about wind.

Yeah. I mean, in these air balloons, they depend heavily on wind. And these are not incredibly high, but by them saying high altitude, I would think like 80,000, 120,000 or something. Well, let's keep this. into perspective. So the Chinese spy balloon, I think, was at least 66,000 feet and higher, right, at times. And so most balloons, if you look at balloons, I mean, and we have balloons all over the world. Yeah, and I didn't even know about that. Yeah, I actually showed Sherry tonight. If you go to Flight Radar, you guys, there's an app called Flight Radar 24. If you go download it on your phone, you can see most airplanes. You can even see some military planes, right? And this is this is ADSB technology. This is what is used to track aircraft. And we do have apps that are, you know, basically show you where every airplane is on the planet.

Most military planes do not squawk or do the ADSB deal. But some do. And it depends on airspace, it congest, you know, congestion, all this. So you can sometimes see, you know, even for example, the Alaska object that was shot down. You could actually see C-130 Hercules, which was a U.S. Air Force aircraft. that was circling and circling and circling and circling because it was, I guess, on location trying to figure out where the stuff was and, you know. But to my point to you, not my point, but I'm saying some things they will say what they are or what airplane it is.

Some military, they won't say what they are, but you still can see them, right? Yeah, and then some you can't see at all. Most you can't. Right. And that's the same thing with these balloons. You know, they might say what it is. is and they might not, right? Yeah, a lot of them you don't really, it don't really even say.

But you can see it on flight radar. You can see they're usually yellow dots. Some of them are red dots, and it depends on kind of the altitude, I think, in some of those cases. But they're just little, like, balloon-looking things on the radar, on your flight radar 24 app. So if you look, you'll see all these different airplanes and all that. And then you'll see little dots, and these will be balloons. It'll be at 60, 70, 80,000 feet, depends. So for one example, you can find or you used to be able to find a lot of them in South America.

These balloons used to be up at 70,000 feet. And they say that these balloons were because of remote locations to be able to provide Internet access to these remote locations in South America and some of the other places around the world. These balloons had technology on them. I guess that was able to get Internet to remote areas of South America. Then you also have these. balloons that are supposedly meteorological balloons, which are meteorology balloons, that is, you know, doing experiments or certain things as far as our weather. That's what China tried to pass off is what their spy balloon was that came across the United States, which obviously is BS. And especially

come to find out that I think that particular Chinese spy balloon had jamming technology, potentially, they think, but it definitely had explosives on it. But let's just go back to, the object over Alaska, okay? This object was over Alaska, and I want to play what John Kirby said here, and I just want to play it to you guys just so you can hear what was said at least as far as how he described it.

So here you go. I can confirm that the Department of Defense was tracking a high-altitude object over Alaska airspace in the last 24 hours. The object was flying at an altitude of 40,000 feet and posed a reasonable threat to the safety of civilian flight. Out of an abundance of caution and at the recommendation of the Pentagon, President Biden ordered the military to down the object. And they did, and it came inside our territorial waters. Those waters right now are frozen, but inside territorial airspace and over territorial waters.

fighter aircraft assigned to U.S. Northern Command took down the object within the last hour. So there you go. And by the way, as we're on this podcast right now, FAA says Montana Airspace was closed for Department of Defense activity. We are seeing this breaking right now at 8.46 p.m. We do not know right now what this airspace is being closed for. We're going to get into that in a minute. I was actually just telling the reason we actually did this podcast. was because of this.

Right. So some of you know that I've been in aviation for a long time around it in marketing and just so many different ways, right? And so I was showing Sherry on my app that like, so if you're going to go get in your airplane, right? And I got to explain this in a way that I can explain it to people that have no idea about aviation. Right. If you're going to go get an airplane and you have, say, a tablet, your iPad or your phone or whatever, and you've got this app, right? There are various different apps that help pilots be able to navigate. navigate from point A to point B. It is actually very useful today

because if you ever lose avionics, which is all of your, say, your gauges and stuff in your airplane, you always usually have your iPad or whatever to back it up and it tracks your airplane. It tracks it by GPS navigation, right? So you'll actually see your little airplane, just like you would see it if you went and downloaded

flight radar 24 and you can see all these different airplanes flying all across the country. Well, you have these apps that track these planes or your plane, right? that, you know, if you could get an airplane, track it, whatever. You could literally fly with nothing on in an airplane as far as avionics and still be able to see where you are just based on GPS, okay? So what this GPS app also does for pilots is it shows them what are called TFRs,

which is temporary flight restrictions. It also shows them notems, which is noticed to all airmen, right? And so all these things are very important to pilots, because these are things that say, for example, after 9-11 when they grounded all airplanes. And these TFRs and notems went out to pilots that were either in the air or about to take off or whatever. And these are the things that pilots always have to be alert to. If you're not alert to these things, number one, if you go in a TFR that you're not supposed to,

which is government-designated airspace or usually Department of Defense Airspace, national security airspace or otherwise, if you go in these air spaces, which pilots have done before, without knowing and mostly accidental. But if you go in these air spaces, not only could you be arrested, but if you do not comply with, say that you just are oblivious,

and you still are not hearing whatever communications, that air traffic control, or whoever is saying you're not allowed to be in this airspace exit immediately. If you do not comply with this, guess what's going to be on your wing in about, I don't know, probably two or three minutes. It's going to be a fighter jet.

Some F-18s or something. going to be a fighter jet that is saying that will then try to communicate with you, put your plane down, get out of the airspace, so on and stuff forth. If you then do not do that, depending on the severity of that TFR, right? So if there's a president, everywhere a president goes has a TFR around it, which means you're not allowed to fly over this particular area. It is designated national defense airspace, whatever. But say that, for example, you as a pilot saying, you know what, I didn't hear anything or whatever,

you could be shot down. Like they have the legal authority to shoot your airplane down just because it could have been an accident, but you could be shot down in this case. And at the very, I guess, least, you could either lose your pilot's license or you could be in jail or you could pay extremely high fines, but you could also be shot down and killed. And you can't really use the excuse like my radio isn't working if you see F-18s to your right and left saying, go down. Exactly. And that's kind of the last-ditch effort. They're giving you every opportunity to say, get down now. Yeah. And so if you still don't comply, then, you know, you're dead. You're kind of dead.

Yeah. So, TFRs are there. So tonight, I was just on this app, right? And I was looking across the country of TFRs. And there were multiple TFRs. And usually when you see TFRs on a normal daily basis, you only see it during, like, in certain areas all the time. Well, you'll usually see, yeah, you'll usually see it in very high VIP areas. For example, right now, as a February, the 11th, 2023, we have the Super Bowl tomorrow. There's a TFR over the Phoenix area, which is where the Super Bowl. Glendell is where the Super Bowl is being held. But there's a TFR there, and it's probably more unlikely because, number one, the potential for terrorist activity around a huge event like the Super Bowl, right?

So you put a TFR there, make sure that no airplanes are in a certain area. It'll tell you your instructions as a pilot. Because you don't want a terrorist or a potential terrorist to take an airplane and crash it into a freaking Super Bowl stadium with, you know, endless amounts of people, you know, and have another 9-11 or worse, right? Worse, probably, in that particular stance. And Chad did show me what it looks like, and it's this red, big red circle area. Yeah.

And then usually you said there's a red circle area around Washington, D.C. Always. There's always a red circle TFR around Washington, D.C. And there are special flight restrictions and rules to where if you fly anywhere near Washington, D.C., you have those. you have those specific rules. Okay. So in particular tonight,

we have had very strange TFRs across the country. And I did not really see any over Canada. I did see some over Alaska. We saw some over Montana. We saw some over North or South Dakota. I can't remember now where it was. We had some off the coast of Florida.

There are a couple off the coast of Florida that are usually there, and then there are others that were there tonight that are usually never there. Now, why are some? off of Florida usually. It depends. Like, so for example, if NASA is going, or, or even SpaceX or whatever is going to launch a rocket, right?

Then obviously they're going to put a TFR around that area because you don't want interference with airplanes flying when a rocket's launching. But there were just very different TFRs tonight. And like right now, we're literally, I'm looking across the TV right now. FAA Montana Airspace was closed for Department of Defense activity. And that's not normal. No, it's absolutely not. It's absolutely not normal.

So let's get into the details. Let's get into the details of what we know so far. So let's talk about the Alaska one. We know about the spy balloon. If you don't know, then I don't know. I have no idea. You've never listened to a podcast or watch TV before. Go listen to our podcast.

Yeah, we have one on the spy balloon. But U.S. military pilots sent up to examine the object gave conflicting accounts of what they saw. Okay? So, which is part of the reason why the Pentagon has been cautious in describing what the object actually is. And according to a source briefed on the intelligence, the incident marked the second time that the U.S. jets had taken down an object in less than a week following the shooting down of a suspected Chinese spy balloon. Now, the strange thing of this article, and I'm going to go and tell you, and this is what I've heard otherwise, multiple pilots gave different accounts of what they saw, which is weird. I mean, and this craft at 40,000 feet, because remember the Alaska craft was at 40,000 feet, there are military pilots, which are, I believe they were F-22 pilots as well, which is, if you don't know what F-22 is, it's the F-22 Raptor.

It is our most advanced fighter jet we have in operation. It is something that is we, like, for example, if China or Russia, and they do have aircraft that they try to compete, with us for, they're trying to compete against the F-22. The F-22 is the most badass fighter jet, what some would say in the world, right? So this fighter jet is extremely capable. It is, at least from what we know, the most capable aircraft in our arsenal, at least from what we know. Because it can go high altitudes and still take things down. It's a multi-role fighter.

it's like crossing, for example, an F-16 fighter jet, which is a very small jet, but very maneuverable. Right. But it just can't carry a lot of weaponry, right? Yeah, the F-16. Yeah, it doesn't have the payload. And then you take something like the F-15, which has the payload capabilities, but it doesn't have the agility. It doesn't have the thrust and the power. And so you took, basically what our U.S. military did was taking, they took everything of all the jets that we have.

The F-18, the F-16, and I don't remember what I said. F-16, F-15, F-18. You basically took all these jets and then you tried to combine it into the F-15 and make it one badass thing. The F-22. Yeah, the F-22. And I would also say the F-1-17. So we had an F-1-17 stealth fighter, which was those black triangle-looking things that we had. Right, right.

We also had a B-2 bomber, which is the black triangle, but they're huge. And those were able to carry nukes and whatever. But F-22s look pretty big to me compared to like the F-18s. They're really not. I mean, they're not much bigger, but they do have the- They just appear to look bigger, I guess. Yeah, they have the payload capability. They're stealth.

They kind of get everything. And actually, they're very secretive. Like, if, for many people, like, if you go to an air show or something like that, it's not an aircraft that you're going to be able to just fly with, right? So a lot of celebrities and stuff, they'll go fly with the Blue Angels, the F-18s or F-16s. Right. F-22, you're not allowed to do most of that because there's a lot of classified stuff in the F-22 and the build quality and everything about the F-22. It's very classified in a lot of ways.

And the reason for that is because we are always competing. That is our superior air dominance machine right now. Right. And so who knows that you might have a Chinese dude show up at an air show and say, hey, I want to check out inside of your plane. You don't know what information they could be getting from your aircraft. Oh, and just learning about these aircrafts, that's what they do. They try to refurbish our old aircrafts to make them better is what China does. They've not actually built their own aircraft from bottom up.

They've used what we already have to try to advance it. Yeah. Is what China has done so far. But I have heard that they are trying to advance, like, their own aircraft now, but I don't know. Yeah, you're right. And so what happened with the Alaska deal? Well, we know that there are multiple reports from different pilots that said they saw something different, which is strange. Right.

That is weird. I mean, I know there's two sides of story right now. We have people that are trying to say this is a UFO, like, you know, from outer space. Like, this is finally, we're finally about to get invaded. Like, there are literally some people excited. But why in the world would you shoot down a UFO? But listen, but that's what some people are saying, right? And then there's other people saying this is just another spy balloon, it's ridiculous, that we're even talking about this UFO thing, whatever.

It's way different than the one in South Carolina. It is. It is different. There's no question. But number one, we have pilots that are accounting for different things. They're seeing different things. That's what we know. Number two is there are reports that this Alaska craft was jamming their technology.

and so I'm pretty positive that the aircraft that we're flying around to shoot this aircraft down over Alaska were F-22s and the reason I wanted to give you a brief little history of F-22 is our most advanced fighter we have. So if you have an object that is flying at 40,000 feet for whatever reason in our airspace, which is very dangerous too to commercial flights and all that stuff, and then you have the ability for this thing to jam or interfere with technology.

And it said technology, your technology. Right. We don't know exactly what that is. But we do know that the pilot said that it was very difficult for them to track it. And it was doing basically countermeasures to, you know, basically kill the F-22's ability to shoot it down or to try to, whatever. So this is, you know, at the very least right now, regardless of as a UFO, if it is China, right? It's pretty intelligent. That could be potentially testing radar jamming technology.

It can be testing the ability of our greatest fighter, which is F-22's ability to overcome that jamming and that interception of technology. And it's also overcoming our ability to see it when we should see it. they're showing it when they want to show it. And that's what's freaky. Yeah, there were reports that we did not even see this thing until it was over Alaska. Okay? So it came from somewhere, right? Right.

So then let's talk about tonight's. Well, tonight's particular incident happened over the Yukon region of Canada. And it was very strange because I also think that this craft was not seen until later, right? But what is also very interesting is the fact that we had a U.S. fighter shoot down an object over Canada. And it is interesting because, number one, we're going to talk about the fact that the reason why F-22s are being used in this. We know that it was a U.S. Air Force F-22 Raptor that shot down the object tonight over Canada, okay? and I'm just making sure here right now. And while you're making sure, people are going to ask,

why didn't Canada do this? Well, the reason why Canada did not do this is because Canada does not have F-22 Raptors. There is no other country on the face of the earth right now that has F-22 Raptors. So if we want to talk about the advanced technology, at least, I mean, even just from the sense of high-altitude objects, right?

This was something obviously Lockheed Martin had in their minds. When they built F-22, not only do we need stealth capability, which is what they utilize in this fighter, which does make the F-22 very dangerous to other enemy aircraft because, you know, this is the way that air-to-air combat is going. We are going stealth, and that's what Japan has been working on. China definitely has it. Russia also has a version of stealth aircraft very fast. So we're trying to keep up with the technology And basically whoever is more stealth is going to be more deadly And whoever has countermeasures to see the stealthness

Right Through the whatever is going to be the most deadly Fighter in the air period It's almost like a Super Bowl It is but it's a cat and mouse game It is So you know My first thought just aviation wise

About this thing that's going on I mean let's not even talk about the UFO-UIP thing yet Right If this is just China or, you know, all this. An adversary. We got to keep in mind that China is going to probably invade Taiwan, and they've been talking about this for a while.

But we also know that the United States, according to China, and according to what most people think, the United States will stand behind China. We don't know the extent of our involvement that will happen in trying to defend Taiwan from China. Right. But we do know that China is going to invade Taiwan. and China may believe that we are going to potentially help Taiwan militarily. And if they believe that, at the very least, they are probably potentially, could be preparing

and trying to figure out what is our technology, what defenses do we have, can they jam what we have available, and can they outsmart, even in whatever objects they could potentially be sending over here, can they outsmart the best of our best, which is the F-22? And that, I mean, look, that sounds like weird, but it's huge if there, it's like a huge lesson that they're going to be learning in that, in that whole deal. And listen, they already know that we're like in knee high with the Ukraine-Russian war right now. This is perfect time. This is perfect timing for them to invade Taiwan if they want to.

Or the United States. Or even the nation. United States. Yeah, because everything is going to Ukraine. Yeah. This is a UFO UAP podcast, and we're going to get to that, but there's so much to talk about this. So let's talk about tonight

in Yukon, right? Yukon, Canada, a U.S. F-22 fighter jet shot down an unidentified cylindrical object over Canada on Saturday. Now, cylindrical... It means like a tic-tac. Yeah, it's like a tic-tac object. And when you think about tick-tac objects,

what do you think about? Well, for people that have been following the UFO UAP thing, and even based on what the military and Department of Defense have come out with, and some of the reports, it said that some of these objects and including military fighter pilots that have seen these things go from zero to nowhere, to gone in an instant, some of these pilots have described these things as cylindrical, being of some type of cylinder, a pill type of. formation or thing. There have been satellites and other imagery to potentially support this, right? So when I hear a cylindrical object, it's strange. It could still be a balloon. It could still be some type of inflation thing. What I do think is, based on what pilots and military pilots have talked about in the past,

as far as how fast these things move, the extreme technology that must be behind these objects that they are seeing on a constant basis over the oceans, Atlantic and Pacific. A lot of people were jumping to the UFO, UAP conclusion. And look, my only thing is with this is unless they wanted to be shot down. Yeah, that's the only way. Because they have so much like technology or advanced technology. There's no way we could even shoot them down. They're so fast.

They're gone in an instant. Yeah. And why would we all the sudden be able to shoot them down? Yeah. And these things were just like hanging out in the sky or whatever, not moving. but with everything we've talked about with UFOs and UAPs or whatever they're called, they're gone in an instant. There's no way we could shoot them down. Even to get them on our radar, people are excited.

They're like, oh, my God, we got them on the radar. Because they're that fast. Yeah. Yeah, I mean, you know, a lot of people are saying right now, like, these objects don't have any signs of propulsion. Well, it's been all over the news tonight. These objects don't have signs of propulsion. There's no obvious signs of any of that. And look, that could still be potentially a balloon-type object.

It could be. Now, I'm not saying that this is for sure a balloon. We don't know. All I am saying is that, number one, if this was UFOs, like actual UAPs from another planet, and we've kept so much, so much secret for so long, why all of a sudden would we be just broadcasting this all over the television? And why would we shoot them down all of a sudden when we've seen tons of them? Yeah.

But anyways, so let's get it a little more into it. So Canadian defense minister Anita Anand declined to speculate about the origin of the object that was shot down tonight over Canada, which she said was a cylindrical in shape. She stopped short of describing it as a balloon, but said it was smaller than the Chinese balloon shot down off South Carolina's coast a week ago. But similar in appearance, she said. It was flying at 40,000 feet and posed a risk. to civilian aircraft when it was shot down at 341 Eastern Standard Time. There is no reason to believe that the impact of the object in Canadian territory is of any public concern and told a new said this was set in a news conference.

The Pentagon said that North American Aerospace Defense Command, also known as NORAD, detected the object over Alaska late Friday evening. US fighter jets from Joint Base Richardson and Alaska monitored the object as it crossed into Canada airspace and Canadian CF-18 and CP-140 aircraft joined formation. A U.S. F-22 shot down the object in Canadian territory using the AIME-9-X missile, following coordination between U.S. and Canadian authorities. U.S. President Joe Biden authorized the U.S. military to work with Canada to take down the high-outitude crash or craft after a call between Biden and Trudeau. The Pentagon said.

The White House said Biden and Trudeau agreed to continue close coordination to defend our airspace. The leaders discussed the importance of recovering the object in order to determine more details on his purpose of origin, the White House said in a statement. So that's basically what happened. Now, we also know that Department of Defense closed down airspace as of tonight. We just broke that just a minute ago over Montana.

And we had already talked about we had seen other airspace being closed in other parts of the country. Now, also strange. Yes, I know what you're getting ready to say, aren't you? The Arizona can Yes, yes. Yeah, we've seen We've seen Canadian military Aircraft in Canada

or in Arizona. We've seen Netherlands. Netherlands aircraft in parts of our country. Some in Arizona, some in other parts of the country. It is just strange what is going on. Now, with all of this said, we got these objects being shot down,

all of this stuff. Is this actual UFOs from outer space? But I just want to make a point two with the China spy balloon versus what we've shot down the past two days. The, you know, we all saw the China balloon coming, you know, when we shot it down, there was like an explosion up there and then you could see the balloon like just kind of twirling down. Yeah. Looking like it's a balloon, right?

But in Alaska, they said when it was blown up or shot down, it did not appear to be a balloon. It crumbled. Yeah. So it had different materials than the China balloon that we shot down in South Carolina. Crumbled, yeah. And you made a big point to that. Actually, when you told me about it, you were like, it crumbled. Yeah, so it's totally different from what was going across us, you know, a couple days ago.

Yeah, and they made a point to say that too. Yeah, it crumbled. And as we were talking about that, I said, well, I mean, Okay, well, if you want to say it from a balloon perspective or something that, whatever, I mean, maybe this thing has, and look, I'm not a chemist, but could it have nitrogen or some type of, you know, gas or whatever to make this thing stay afloat or whatever? Kind of like it froze and crumbled. Potentially. I mean, if it was shot or hit or whatever and it exposed to air based on pressure, who knows? I don't know. And that was something that you had said.

Well, maybe it's because it froze. potentially or something. And it is in a very cold environment as well. Yeah, in Alaska, it's like minus something like 30. Yeah. But even if he shoot something, you know, like an airplane, it's not going to crumble more because it's cold, right? Even, you know what I'm saying.

Right. But potentially depending on what this thing was up there, like if it had hydrogen or nitrogen or, you know, something inside of this deal, that could have made something completely crumbled based on the exposure to air. I don't know. I'm not, you know, like I said, I'm not. But if it wasn't a chemical and it was something that crumbled, you would have to think that the material was different than an air balloon.

You would have to think it as something metal or, you know, from that type of element. Well, what I will say is that if, you know, I would love to come on here and be like, this is definitely UFOs from space. You know, I mean, well, I actually wouldn't love to come on here and say that. No, because I don't want us to shoot them down. I don't want a war with aliens. Yeah, let's think about this. Let's think about this for a second. You know, if just say, let's just think about this.

Like just, you know, go a little off, off your normal thinking procedure. Yeah, off trail. We're going to optrell a little bit. But let's think about, like, say that an hour from now, a news report comes across all televisions in this country or world and says, we've effed up. And we shot down an actual UFO and all of this.

air defense we're trying to close down is because we have objects coming from space and they are pissed, right? Which, keeping in mind, I don't think that we could even shoot down a actual UFO unless there's some dumbass planet that just found Earth. Or unless they just want us to do it to provoke them. Who knows? I doubt it. But let's just think about this. I mean, you know, that would be scary, right? Because then you are seen as the aggressor. And then they can be the attacker. Yeah, all this comes at the, you know, all this comes at a time when the United States government for once. And there's been so many people like Jeremy Corbell and, you know, so many George Knapp and Fugel with Skinwalker Ranch.

And there's so many people. There's so many people that are devoting their life and their passion to the UFO and UIP phenomenon. They're trying to get the. information out. They're trying to pressure government and the Department of Defense and the Pentagon to release documents. And Jeremy Corbell's done very well at that. You know, literally this is what he does. He is getting whistleblowers. He's getting people used to work in these programs like A-Tip and all these other ones to come out and speak. He's gotten pilots. We've had Joe Rogan talk to pilots on his. Skinwalker Ranch is another one. Well, that's Fugel. Yeah. Skinwalker Ranch. Yeah, and, you know, Commander David Fravor, he was one of the first pilots that really came forward with a counter off the, I think it was the Nimitz or whatever, off the West Coast. But we've been hearing about this for like. Well, since the 70s.

Well, yeah, I know. But I'm saying like the government has been trying to like really try to soften and talk about the UFO thing for like five, six years. Yes, because the whole time. time that anyone ever said, oh, I believe in UFOs. People think you're crazy because the government would not release anything or say anything about it. Or they said you're crazy if you believe them. Yeah.

And for the last 20, 30 years since Roswell, people are like, oh, you're crazy. This is just, you know, that was BS, blah, blah, blah, blah. But now the government, like you're saying, is coming out and giving little redacted reports were like, you're not so crazy. And then it's letting other people say, okay, well, maybe I should believe what you're believing, you know? Yeah.

You know, the government's telling me I can believe in it, so it's okay. Yeah, and you're right. I mean, and the think about the PSYOP, you know, a lot of people are saying this is some big SIOP that they're just trying to get your attention off something else. I'll be completely honest.

Like, I really don't think our government gives a damn what you're thinking about. I don't think they care if you know all of their corruption and dirtiness or not. In most ways. Because they're showing you. Because they do it 24-7 and they do not care. Yeah, and it's in front of our faces all the time.

When the government's now going after waiters and waitresses for their tips on taxes, I mean, and not just that. It's just like, you know, anything 600 and over and they're hiring 87,000 IRS agents. And weaponizing them. Yeah, and they have scandals across the board that they're just like, nope, sorry, the media is telling you us wrong. And we don't give a damn if you think it's wrong or not. We're going to keep doing our thing because we control you, period. Like, oh, you, what, you want to rise up?

Well, we'll just nuke you. I mean, literally, that is what Biden said. Oh, you want to fight the government? Well, you better have F-15s and nuclear warheads because we do, bro. You know, that's what he said. Literally, telling his own people, we will just nuke you or kill you with an F-15. Like, this is the state of the government. So I don't think they actually give a damn about what you think, right?

I mean, so I don't, I'm not one this on-board with the SIOP thing. Like, I mean, I think, yes, definitely the pandemic and all of that stuff was, was a large part, a sciop from the New World Order and the World Economic Forum and all that. But are they correlated? Are they combined? Are they some way together? Well, I will say this. We don't know what these objects were. I will just say that if they are UFO or UIPEs, I don't think we're going to be able to shoot them down. just based on pilot reports and everything we've heard about them up until now. Right. But maybe what is actually happening

should be more worrisome because, look, China, Russia, all these countries that hate the United States know right now. And I don't care what political side you're on. I don't give it damn. I'm just telling you,

they know the United States is the weakest we've ever been. Right. They know that we are completely, completely strung out in this Ukraine war, and I think that's on purpose. I think there are people that are controlling this country from within, or well, from outside, but from within. I think we are infiltrated beyond belief from international influence, including our adversaries and including our enemies. And we have China buying up farmland in the United States. We have apps like TikTok, and we have all these things. Like, China doesn't need a spy balloon to spy on

your conversation. They have TikTok. Yeah, they have TikTok now. They literally have so many people's phones and everything. They have access to your microphone, your pictures, your video camera, everything. And not just, not just the app. They have control, they have access to all of your media platforms. Trump tried to ban that. For some reason, they called them crazy and whatever. Then, you know, all this other stuff. It's just nuts. China, I don't think they're doing this. If this is China. If this is China, I don't think they're doing this spot. They don't need. They need a spy balloon they're just if it is china they're just trying to test technology they're testing what we can see and what we know and what we're going to do about it if they do

this right we allowed whatever balloon it was to go across the united states of america and just watched it but you know what's funny listen to me this is a scary thing guys and and listen I the Chinese spy balloon was actually found and even put in media because of a little outfit in Montana that saw this balloon

Now supposedly The government came out With this big track of where it actually went Now they're saying they knew about it Like a week in advance But I don't think they did Yeah I don't know that they Sorry

I don't know that they did either I think they wanted to like put this track up to like make people believe that they just knew where this thing was. But when you hear reports of what is going on and what happened in Alaska and what happened tonight in Canada to where this thing just appeared out of nowhere, supposedly, and they did not see this until it appeared on radar out of nowhere. I mean, that's how they're describing it. This thing was not on radar and then all of a sudden on radar.

Okay. So that is strange. Canada had no idea. No. Norad found it. Yeah, nor doubt. Norad. Norad, sorry.

Norad is the one that found it. Canada had no idea it was even there, or the two things were there. But it was, I think it may have been a little bit higher than the balloon. I don't think they've actually said the altitude yet. Something tells me that they were saying 80,000. I don't know. I don't know. But either way, we have to think about this.

If this is China and they have technology that can just appear in our airspace out of nowhere and we don't know about it, that's scary. Well, we know they can do that under water. China? Yeah. Or maybe it's Russia. We know Russia can come underwater without being detected. Yeah, I mean, Russia has,

yeah, Russia has submarines that they, you know, they've come right, I think they were actually in our waters or right by our water. California. Yeah, and we had no idea it was there. Yeah, that's what they're submarine. There were many reports about that. And I'm sure China does that as well. I mean, trust me.

I think China is far more advanced than Russia. But the crazy thing to me is, you know, all these news agencies reporting, oh, these balloons have been everywhere. And then you show me, yeah, they are everywhere. But why haven't we talked about this before? But listen. What's the difference between the balloons that you showed me and the balloons that we saw that were potentially spy balloons? Well, there's completely different. I mean, we've had balloons in the air. I mean, we have meteorological balloons that just, you know, that's on flight radar. You know, China spy balloon is not on flight radar, okay? I mean, nor are any of these objects in our airspace. They're not on flight radar. We do have balloons in our airspace that are on flight radar because they abide and can and, you know, follow the rules of the FAA because they are meteorology balloons most of the time or some kind of internet reaching service or whatever. but the problem with these balloons or whatever these objects are, they're in our airspace.

But it's also the issue with UFOs and UAPs. I mean, UFOs and UMPs are constantly in our airspace. I mean, I'm talking about actual things that I don't believe whatsoever have anything to do with any other country, nor do any of our military pilots believe that these objects that they encounter off the coast and various different places over nuclear facilities. they don't whatsoever believe these objects are from Earth. I mean, or at least they don't believe that anyone on this planet has that technology. That capability of doing that.

Going from zero to like light speed in no time, disappearing, you know, being these weird glow or, you know, I mean, there's various different explanations or descriptions of these objects. But yeah, I think personally what the military pilots have seen, off the coast and all that stuff. And then what we're seeing now, I don't think are connected. I don't either. And if they are, it's weird. I mean, if it is connected, it's strange.

Yeah. That wouldn't make sense to me. I mean, you know. Yeah, because these things like flash, they're gone. Yeah. How could we even attempt to even blow them up? Because they're gone before we even see them. The only thing you could say about this, right?

What I will say is if the videos I have seen, which I don't know if those videos are, are real or not, but there have been quite a few people share them of supposedly this object over Canada. They do look similar to a pill-shaped thing. That's also what the government is calling them is cylindrical. Let's just say, for example, they are UAPs. They are actual UFOs from the things that our military pilots have been seeing for years and especially more so the past like 10 years or five years, right? Say that they are UFOs and UAPs.

I don't know. Or they, would they send some of these objects into our airspace and just to chill and see what technology we have and see what we would do? Just, you know, because they could be sending drones that are non-maned, not, you know, not whatever. I mean, this is just the UFO perspective. They could send drones in our airspace just to be like, all right, let's see what they're going to do. Let's just let them get us and let's see what their technology is. Let's see what their, what their firepower is. And let's see what our.

But they're going to just stay in. the sky and just let us blow them down. Yeah, but they may want to see what we do. They want to see, are they going to blow us up or are they not? Yeah. What kind of weapons are going to use? And then maybe the next time they're going to be faster. They're going to try to see different things. They're going to be over different facilities. They're going to be over different cities. We don't know. If this is a UFO thing and they don't want to start a freaking all-out war, but they're just curious. They want to see like what they got going on. Or what if it's somebody that had a downcraft that is using reversed technology and actually making these things?

Oh, seriously. Like another country, but. Yeah. With the reverse proportion. Well, I don't think they would ever want to put it in the hands of another country. Yeah. They would never want to show another country what they have. Which is also strange, too, of why if this is China, they would want to even have anything to give us.

Yeah. Right? Yeah. Yeah, because we blew it down. We're in the ocean, gathering all that. Yeah, we're going to get all the pieces. Well, in Canada, it's not over the ocean.

I mean, whatever we blew up, that's over Yukon. And Alaska is frozen ocean. Yeah. They're going to collect all that stuff. Yeah, we don't know what this is, ladies and gentlemen. I mean, I wish I could come on here and be like, I'm so sold on this UFO thing. I just, I don't, it doesn't make sense to me.

And they're going to the Hawaiian laser light things. I have no idea. Well, they're saying it's Chinese spy blip. Is this, is, is, could, you know, and here's the other thing. Could this be a propaganda campaign to make the American people against China to like, you know, muster up this? This hate. Now we're going to hate China, like really bad hate China. Well, we've always hated China.

I know, but like, who knows, right? We don't know. There's just so much craziness going on. And the thing is, any, if you've listened. in our podcast for any amount of time. Anything the media says, you should probably just do, think opposite. Yeah, think the opposite of what the media says if you're

going to be right. Yeah, just think the opposite of whatever they say and it's probably the exact answer. And so, I don't know. But also, they're saying China, China, China, China. Yeah, so if they're saying China, then maybe it's not China. But it's also interesting, too,

that they're just kind of letting this all hang out there right now. They're letting people speculate. They're letting people say UAP. They're even using words like undenified flying objects. They're using words at high altitude. At high altitude. No propulsion. They are using these words.

Right. And maybe this is something to put our minds on this instead of something else. Yeah. Which I think a lot of times they do. When we're too close to knowing what they don't want us to know, they're going to put something else out there to make us forget about it. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

That's just, you know, that's a red flag. That's a, you know, that's a, that's a sci-op. It's a red herring, right? Is that what they call it? I don't know. I don't know. But it's a false flag is basically what we're talking about. You know, it's something like, hey, look at this.

Look, look, look, look, look. Everybody look this way because we're over here doing something else that we don't want you to know about. Meanwhile, they like fake an entire alien invasion. And then you have the Epstein files that are released and no one even knows about it. And then like a year later, we're waking up. from this bullshit alien invasion. Oh, yeah. And we're stopped at our houses

or whatever for a year. Yeah, yeah, and we cannot leave. So they've locked us down again. The pandemic's over, and now it's an alien invasion. Guys, you're not allowed to leave your house, go to school, go to church, eat nothing. Yeah, and you have to eat worms.

Yeah. I don't know. We just had to come on and talk about this. You know, we don't have answers. We're not here to, like, explain what this is because we don't know. We don't know what it is. You know, my best guess is, I don't know. I really don't.

I mean, more than likely it's another country, I would guess. Yeah, I really do not think it's something from another world. No. I mean, and if it is, we're probably going to know it a lot. You'll probably never hear from us again after this. We will all be dead. But no, we don't know. We don't know what this is.

but what I will say is that if this is China, like for a fact, and they are able to get objects into our airspace without us knowing, which is what has been said all over media tonight. And they want us to know they can do that. Yeah, that's the scary part. Yeah. And have the ability to jam and take out our technology or whatever. And look, that's not something new.

I mean, you know, there are countries around the world that figure out radar jamming and, you know, Fleer jams and. and even weapons system jamming. I mean, all of that stuff, right? I mean, there's, you know, in weapons systems, you have radar guided bombs. You have satellite bombs. You have, you have, you know, heat seeking.

You have all these things. Heat seeking is one of the hardest things to jam because of just the heat. So you basically have to do something with your aircraft, which is fliers or flares usually, which is why you'll see fighters, C-130s, all these, you know, military air. aircraft are equipped with flares that they'll disperse outside the back of them if they

have been, you know, if they know that they have been targeted from a heat-seeking missile, these flares will divert that missile usually sometimes, most of the time. But then, you know, like I said, you got the radar and all the other systems, which countries are doing everything they can to be able to jam, right? But we do know that the UFOs and UAPs that are going from zero to like light speed or like 50,000 miles per hour off the coast. We do know that they have jamming capabilities. Yes.

And we do know that they are jammed. I mean, our military pilots have said that. So there's a lot of very weird similarities that are, that is going on at the very least. And I don't, for one second, listen, you got to think about this. If China or Russia or any other country had technology that was able to do what these military pilots, and guys, if you have not, if you don't understand what we're talking about as far as the technology and the capability.

of what these military pilots have seen off the coast, of what they truly believe is technology not from this earth? Yeah, not from this earth. Go back and listen to our last UFO-UAP podcast. And just listen, because we explain it pretty well. But, yeah, I mean, if China or someone had that technology, you know, the United States would be China. I mean, seriously, we would not be United States of America anymore.

We would be another China. They would just expand their country to hear, and there would not be one damn thing anyone could do about it. Not nothing. Because if you have that speed and that stealth and everything like that, man, you could take over the country. The world. You could destroy every city in America and including Washington, D.C. in seconds. Before they even knew anything. Because they're using the gravitational field to move birth.

versus the proportion or propulsion. Yeah, they would have to be using that, which would be some kind of UFO, UAP technology to begin with. But guys, we just wanted to come on. I know this is not like an elaborate, like, very in-depth episode, especially with all the episodes we had lately with Alana Freeland and Peter McCullough and so, you know, and Nathan Jones. But we did just kind of want to offer up our thoughts.

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Yeah. Tell us what you think it is. Yeah. And we did have a lot of people that when we posted, they were saying what they believe. Some said sciop. Some said aliens. Some said China spy balloon. So, you know, you basically had a mix of all.

Everybody believe something different. But we're going to follow up on this. There is actually a lot of UFO and UIP. news coming out that is kind of separate from this. But obviously, if for any reason we start thinking for sure that this deal is connected to actual aliens or UFOs, I mean, who knows? We don't know. We don't know. We will obviously be right back on here to say. But guys, let us know your thoughts. Definitely go follow us on Twitter. Twitter's the free space. This is where we want to talk. We post there all the time. We have, we have, we have,

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