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Otra vez!

 Another balloon blown out of the sky.


We don't know where it's from, but all the parts are labeled in Mandarin and originate from China. So our best guess is it was sent by Putin from Russia!

Comments

Anonymous said…

This one is weird, it seems like it is smaller and lower altitude that the first balloon. I suspect this is not Chinese but either a missing US balloon, or private drone or private balloon. I will stay away from UFO. I think they are just freaked out by the last balloon and overreacting to anything.

I suppose it could be a smaller Chinese balloon.
Anonymous said…
It's nobody's "best guess." Try to constrain yourself until more information is known and released. There is still more info being released on the earlier balloon that is shooting down a lot of the early commenting without data, always a bad idea.
Anonymous said…

They just shot down a third one in Canada.
Anonymous said…
All the more reason to hold off on making conclusions without evidence.
Anonymous said…

Fourth object in Montana. I am not sure if this really spy stuff or they are freaked out by anything and everything and shooting mylar balloons.
Anonymous said…
2/11/2023 6:36 PM

It looks like that the Montana may have just been a radar anomaly. However China is now claiming that it has objects flying over them that they are going to shoot down. It could a balloon cold war.

At some level I simply do not care what China does. We have Russia to deal with and 2024 could be another possibility for fascisim in the US. A few balloons is nothing.
Anonymous said…

Another one shot down today by Wisconsin. The balloon war continues. By the way for all you history buffs the first "spy" balloons used in war was 1794 by the French, we seem to be going backward in time.

Does anyone else find this stuff a bit disconcerting? We are close to a conflict with Russia and now we are kind of getting essentially into a shooting war with China.

Well take heart, suppose we did not have nuclear determent than maybe we would already be in giant conventional war so the nukes are preventing that. Of course it call all go sideways really fast.

Anonymous said…
"This one is weird, it seems like it is smaller and lower altitude that the first balloon. I suspect this is not Chinese but either a missing US balloon, or private drone or private balloon."


Looks like a private hobby balloon. Cool
Anonymous said…
We are close to a conflict with Russia and now we are kind of getting essentially into a shooting war with China.

2/12/2023 2:51 PM

Because we shot down a surveillance balloon in our airspace? Get real.

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