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🚨 #BREAKING: U.S. Sen. Andy Kim reports seeing MULTIPLE drones flying over New Jersey yesterday Here are his key findings (w/ videos): ➡️ Local police say they are seeing them every night. They’ve attempted to chase the drones with helicopters, but once they get too close, the drones turn...

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Фото профиля Gunther Eagleman™
Gunther Eagleman™1 год назад

The government needs to tell us what the fck is going on.

Фото профиля Nick Sortor
Nick Sortor1 год назад

Everything the Biden regime tells us is a fcking lie.

Фото профиля Jacob Smith
Jacob Smith1 год назад

The whole thing doesn’t make any sense. All of a sudden the might of the US is unable to deal with drones that turn their lights off?

Фото профиля Nick Sortor
Nick Sortor1 год назад

Either our entire Intel Community and national defense apparatus are a facade or we’re being straight up lied to. There are no other options.

Фото профиля Old School Eddie
Old School Eddie1 год назад

If they are flying that low they are now called skeets. Let's go people, solve this

Фото профиля Nick Sortor
Nick Sortor1 год назад

Unfortunately they’ve been able to disarm most of the good people of New Jersey.

Фото профиля BruceX 🇺🇸
BruceX 🇺🇸1 год назад

This is getting weird… shoot them down.

Фото профиля Nick Sortor
Nick Sortor1 год назад

Joe Biden has to let them complete their mission first. Especially if they’re owned by adversaries. Just like the Chinese spy balloon.

Фото профиля Oscar Herrera
Oscar Herrera1 год назад

You can call people crazy or say that some do it for the attention, but this is local police letting us know about these dangers It’s crazy to hear our government denies it

Фото профиля Nick Sortor
Nick Sortor1 год назад

The fact local police are calling this out adds an entirely new dimension to the situation.

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