Hello and welcome to the program UFO Morning.
In this episode we're talking about Lake Huron UFO Found.
That's correct, Lake Huron UFO found.
This story comes to us from nbcmontana.com.
Seems to be a bit a breaking story.
Wild stuff. Title says UFO shot down by US
fighter jet found on Lake Hurons shoreline.
This is written by Taylor Fishman, dated November 15th,
2024 Updated Saturday, November 16th Article begins In recently
released documents, Canadian police found debris from a UFO
that had been taken down near Lake Huron last year.
And I remember this is the one that was reportedly a party
balloon. That's what they suggested.
The UFO was shot down by AUSF 16 fighter jet on February 12th,
2023. This is the third UFO incident
to have taken place in North America and February 23.
Now they've got a copy of a poster from Disclosure Diaries,
I do believe. I follow those guys over at
Twitter. You can take a look there if you
want to. I'll post these links at Kofi
and I'll put the Kofi link up in the description area.
Click on it if you want to see it.
According to disclosure Diaries, it says debris finally collected
after 2023 UAP shoot down Overlake Huron, according to a
new foyer release. Oh, so almost.
Well, what a year and a half to get around to picking the stuff
up. Wow.
Weeks after search efforts officially ended, wreckage
floated to shore and was recovered.
So you shoot down an unidentified flying object that
could be from some other dimension or some other Galaxy
somewhere. You look around for a couple
days and then you just say search is over.
Makes sense. Debris has been recovered from
the shores of Lake Huron, but after a careful analysis it was
determined not to be of national security concern.
Well, there you have it. Nothing to see here.
That according to this article that, oh by the way, had to be
released through a four year request.
The object is said to have been an Octagon shape with strings
hanging off, but they don't tell us what the strings were made
of. The fighter jet shot at the UFO
twice, striking it with one missile before it fell into
Canadian waters. Through a Freedom of Information
request from ctvnews.ca, the wreckage, quote UN quote, was
found on the shoreline of Lake Huron and the discovery was
never made public. Now think about this.
Put your thinking cap on real quick.
What are the odds that if they just found a party balloon or
even a Chinese spy balloon washed up on the shore, that
they wouldn't make it public? I mean, people were talking
about this. They were saying, hey, what's
going on with this UFO? You know what's happening here?
What if you found something that discredited all of the UFO
believers out there? Wouldn't it make sense to get
your camera crew out next to the lake and take some pictures of
this thing, some video, and say, look, here it is.
It's a common, ordinary hobby balloon that some of these Jack
wagons let off with no concern for what might happen with it.
But here it is, safely landed on the shores of Lake Huron and
Canadian waters. When you do that, I would
instead of leaving all of the conspiracy theories to run wild.
But we're to believe that these fighter plots were sent up,
different reports of what they saw, but they saw a rectangular
object with strings hanging off it.
We still don't know if the strings were made of cotton
bailing wire rope. No idea.
But anyway, they shot this thing down.
Now. It must have been lighter than
water because it floated. Whatever this thing was, they
shot down. We're not being told what it
was, landed in Lake Huron and then a few weeks later after the
search is called off. They're so interested in this
stuff. If this was from China or
Russia, wouldn't they be concerned about the tech
involved? Wouldn't they want to get a hold
of that thing to see if maybe there was a computer chip on
there with pictures that they weren't supposed to have
something? They just seemed to be so
unconcerned about this thing that they took a cursory search
and then said, Nope, nothing to see here.
But that said, this object, whatever it was still
unidentified as far as I know, floats up on Lake Huron.
And what did the Canadians do? Well, apparently they collect it
and don't tell anyone. Maybe they told the US, who
knows. But because of this FOIA request
on the Canadian side of the border, we're told, Oh yeah,
something washed up the wreckage, quote UN quote.
Not a good enough answer to me, but hey, it's not a spaceship
anyway. Says that the Royal Canadian
Mounted Police worked with the American and Canadian Coast
Guard on a brief search, ending the search due to several
factors, including deteriorating weather and the low probability
of recovery. According to CTV News dot CARCMP
recovered the UFO from the crash site on March 2023 after being
shot down just three weeks before.
So they quit looking for it pretty quickly, but somehow this
stuff washed up on the shore and they recovered it March 2023,
well over a year and a half ago, going on two years.
And the documents obtained by CTV News dot CAA member of the
RCMP told a Canadian military general in an e-mail that the
module is from a company who sells weather monitoring
equipment. Will tell us who the company is.
All of the UFO incidents that occurred in February 2023
happened right after the US military downed a Chinese
surveillance balloon on February 4th.
Recently, Congress has been looking for answers about UFOs.
Yeah. And what did they learn?
I think they learned that Louis Elizondo has a book to sell.
The House Committee on Oversight and Accountability held its
second hearing on November 13th about unidentified anomalous
phenomena, or Uaps. The committee held its first
hearing in July 2023, following hearings by other committees in
the House and Senate. Wow.
Michael Gold, who has held NASA leadership positions and was a
member of its independent UAP state team, told lawmakers it
takes courage to seek the truth about UA.
PS Yeah, so far all we've seen in those UAP hearings, I think
is it's like a place to launch a speaking career for some of
these guys. So here we have it.
I mean, clearly cover up. You have the shoot down that
happened in 2023. And now we find out, you know,
going on two years later that. Oh yeah.
By the way, the wreckage did wash up on shore.
And it was something from a company that sells weather
balloon parts really. Well.
If it's rectangular, if it's a balloon, why wasn't it just
like, you know, like a handful of cloth?
Show us the show us the deflated balloon.
If it's square and it's made out of metal, then have the common
courtesy to tell us how the thing flew.
This whole thing stinks to high heaven in my opinion.
Let's go ahead and take a look at another article real quick.
Now we have another article talking about this from the
dailymail.co.uk. It says police collect wreckage
of octagonal shaped UFO shot down by a US F16 fighter jet.
Ellen Lapointe for dailymail.com dated looks like November 15th,
2024. Newly released documents have
revealed that Canadian police collected debris of a UFO that
was shot down overlake Huron last year.
The object was taken down on February 12th, 2023 by AUSF 16
fighter jet, marking the third such incident over North America
that month. Witnesses described the object
as octagonal with strings hanging off it before the jet
fired 2 missiles striking the UFO that then slowly descended
into Canadian waters. OK, couple things about that
sentence. First off, who are the
witnesses? They don't name him so that's
just hearsay. And then it just states as fact
that the UFO slowly descended into Canadian waters.
You know, acting like OK, the same must have been a balloon.
Well, can we attribute that statement to a person with a
name? Documents obtained by ctvnews.ca
stated that wreckage, quote UN quote, was found on the
shoreline of Lake Huron weeks after search effects were
suspended. The Royal Canadian Mounted
Police partnered with the American and Canadian Coast
Guard to conduct a brief search following the incident.
So they're not telling us who found this stuff.
By February 16th, it was called off due to deteriorating weather
and the low probability of recovery, according to an RCM
statement. But the partially redacted
emails. Why do you have to redact these
emails for if it's just a weather balloon?
Acquired by CTV News revealed that the RCMP collected both
material and a module from the site of the incident, roughly 3
weeks after the object was shot down.
OK, material and a module. Well, what was the module made
of? How did it float?
How did it get from the middle of the lake or wherever it was
at to the Lake Shore? A lot of unanswered questions.
National security officials have criticized the effort for a lack
of transparency. Yeah, well, how about that?
It'd be nice to know which officials criticize it, but
yeah, a total lack of transparency.
The module is from a company who sells weather monitoring
equipment, a senior RCMP member told the Canadian military
Brigadier General and an e-mail sent on March 13th, 2023,
according to ctvnews.ca. Well, give us an image of the
module. Like I said, all we have now is
hearsay quote. It will be analyzed to determine
if there's anything unusual with it, but I suspect not given the
size. Whether or not it is from the
shoot down is uncertain. The e-mail continued.
Well there you have it. We don't even know if this
saying was from the UFO that was shot down.
So do we really have a UFO wreckage here or is just just
something thrown out, you know, like another rabbit trail for us
to run down. This is really ridiculous.
And RCMP spokesperson for the confirm the debris collection.
In a statement to CTV News dot CA.
The RCMP confirms that debris was recovered from the shores of
Lake Huron. And we continue to work in close
collaboration with our domestic and international partners and
furthering the investigation, the spokesperson said Friday.
As the investigation is going on, additional details cannot be
provided at this time. Nothing to see here.
Sheep move along. The RCMP would not confirm
whether the debris was ever definitely linked to the Lake
Huron object, and Canada Department of National Defense
also declined to commentctvnews.ca reported.
Ian Boyd, director of the Center for National Security
Initiatives at the University of Colorado Boulder, said that the
lack of transparency could be because the US and Canadian
governments were more embarrassed of shooting down
objects that did not pose national security threats.
Or maybe this whole thing is just a parallel narrative that
they've created to keep us from knowing what's going on with the
actual object that was shot down.
To have expended significant military time and resource to
shoot down benign objects does not look good, even though there
may have been many factors we are still unaware of.
He speculated to ctvnews.ca. Well, I don't know how benign
are these things if they're untracked and they end up in the
motor of a passenger jet airplane at 40,000 feet, but
they're correct. I mean, they spent, what are
those missiles cost? Was it 600,000 or a million and
a half a piece that they use on those missiles to fire these
things? It was a ridiculous amount of
money. The incident and three others
that month occurred just days after the Downing of a Chinese
surveillance balloon on February 4th, which garnered widespread
media attention. The other two were down in
Alaska and Yukon, Canada. All three were reported to be
smaller than the Chinese balloon, which measured 200 feet
tall, according to the US General Glenn F Van Harry.
Yeah, they were nothing like a balloon.
The balloon carried an under slung payload described as a
technology Bay that was roughly the size of two to three school
buses. Well, we saw pictures of the
balloons. Enormous.
It's dragging this huge spy box along with it That seemed to be
of no concern to our government. Like these things, I guess, ever
flying over all the time, ours, theirs and whoever's.
But what these UFOs that were shot down, these were different
animals. It flew across North America
from January 28th to February 4th, 2023, passing over Alaska,
Western Canada and the contiguous US before it was shot
down by the US Air Force off the coast of South Carolina.
Analysis of the debris determined that the balloon
carried intelligence scattering equipment, but it did not appear
to have sent information back to China.
Oh, of course not. No, no, the they're fine.
They're fine. I wonder if the people telling
us that are getting checks from somewhere besides the US
government. I mean, the people that are
creating that information, not necessarily people telling us
that. It seems like we have so many
people bought and paid for by the Chinese.
Just seems that way. I don't know.
The three UFO incidents followed did not appear to be related to
the Chinese balloon, and there was no evidence to suggest that
they were surveillance vehicles from any other country,
President Joe Biden stated on February 16th.
Yeah, just a bunch of hobby balloons, you know, just people
sitting around the garage setting up these balloons
untracked to traverse across the skies right at the same
altitudes and flight paths of commercial airliners.
Nothing to see here, nothing to worry about.
Now, this thing in Lake Huron, though, this is weird.
So they go up, they shoot this UFO down, they look for it for a
few days. Oh, nothing to see here.
I can't find it. There's a storm coming in.
And then three weeks later, something does wash up on shore.
But they don't tell anybody. The Canadians don't, they tell
each other, well it looks like it's part of a module made by
this weather monitoring company. Well tell us who they are, what
the part is, maybe we can crack the part down and find out who
bought it and released it. But they don't do that, so we
don't really know what they found.
And then the other angle is, well, just because they found
something on Lake Huron doesn't mean that it was that exact
object that was shot down 3 weeks before.
I mean, there's a good reason to believe that whatever was shot
down sank to the bottom of Lake Huron, and nobody seems to be
too interested in finding that. I mean, it may be hard to find
something the size of a Volkswagen vehicle at the bottom
of Lake Huron when it's been blown into pieces.
Secondly, this thing was shot by what was a Sidewinder missile or
something. I mean, would there even be a
module left to wash up on shore? That's what I have to ask.
It's almost like, it's almost like the story was released just
at the time, maybe when the algorithms begin to see that
people were starting to question things a little too much, that
they were looking at these three UFOs that were shot down back in
February 2023. And maybe the algorithm decided,
hey, we need to poison the pod a little bit.
We need to get a parallel narrative going out there.
Well, the weather balloon worked fine for Roswell.
Why won't it work with this one? Even though at Roswell we know
that because of weather conditions, there was no weather
balloon released. We've gone back and looked at
the records of that, talked about that in the podcast,
showing that it's a total lie. We don't know what crashed
there, but it clearly wasn't the weather balloon they claimed it
was. I think at that time it wasn't
even a weather balloon. I think it was a balloon to test
for radiation from all the bombs that they'd been detonating.
Same thing, though, 70 years later.
I mean, you have a UFO gets shot down.
They won't release the quality pictures of it.
They're like, oh, no, nothing to see here.
And then I think they did release a couple of really
blurry, grainy images that you can make nothing out of.
We know that they've got clear pictures, but we can't show you
those pictures because the Chinese and the Russians will
then know that we had that capacity.
Well, didn't they show us some pretty clear pictures of that
drone being shot down by the Russian fighter pilot a while
back? Didn't seem to have a problem
with that. When showing clear pictures
might have some hope of of affecting the way people feel
about a particular war that's going on.
When things are going their way, they have no problem showing the
showing you the clear pictures. We know that they have imagery
that's unimaginable for most of us.
So that's not a secret, that's not national security.
That's just a reason for them to not show us what that was
actually shot down. And now going on two years
later, people have questions or having these hearings, we're not
getting any answers. People are talking about this
stuff and all the 2nd and all of a sudden a parallel narrative is
generated and it's the same thing that we see happening over
and over with these things. Anytime the government is
involved with the UFO sighting or UFO wreckage in the
beginning, a lot of times it seems like the closest story to
the truth emerges, and then a parallel narrative emerges.
When that doesn't work out, when that seemed to be a total
falsehood, then maybe a year or two years or five years or 70
years later, they come out with another parallel narrative.
It shows you how generational the deep state is.
I mean, if you if it's just about people working in an
office somewhere, why would he even care about something that
happened 70 years ago? Why are you continuing to cover
up for people that have been dead for 20304050 years?
What's the point unless you're covering up for the whole system
and the whole system is about about us and them, the people
that are being kept in the dark and the people that know the
secrets but won't tell us. Let's take a look at this
article talking about just what happened back in 2023 when this
thing was shot down. Just kind of rephrase your
memory a little bit. This is from npr.org.
I guess you don't get much more left wing than that.
But I for the skeptics out there, I'm just taking it from
the horse's mouth. It says Overlake Huron. the US
downs 1/3 unidentified objects in three days.
This is dated February 12th, 2023.
A unidentified object has been shot down by U.S. forces
Overlake Huron, according to the Department of Defense.
The object appears to be the same object that had been
detected over Montana a day earlier, said officials.
The airborne object flying about 20,000 feet above the lake
waters was shot down by an F16 fighter jet with a missile on
Sunday afternoon at the direction of President Biden and
based on the recommendations of military leadership, depending
on press secretary Brigadier General Pat Ryder said in a
statement. Well, interesting they shot down
a UFO over at Lake Huron. But we we can have dozens of
these drones. Quote UN quote doing quite
undrone like things in the air over our military bases and
we're not allowed to shoot at them anyway says the path and
altitude of the object which flew close to sensitive DoD
sites and could have posed a risk to commercial aircraft
sparked concerns. The press secretary said yeah I
there you go just like Chinese lanterns could expose a risk to
suburban homesteads catching on fire but no one seems to care
every time you see a UFO, though, it's a Chinese Lantern
and just like with this nonsense here doesn't seem to be a bit of
concern about this thing flying into an airplane.
We did not assess it to be a kinetic military threat to
anything on the ground, But but, but assesses it was a safety
flight hazard and a threat due to its potential surveillance
capabilities, Writer said. Yeah, also a threat due to it
flying into an airplane maybe. On Saturday, the North American
Aerospace Defense Command said he detected a radar anomaly over
Harvey Mountain after an aircraft investigation of radar
hits failed to locate an object matching the hits.
Yeah, that's the whole story itself.
But on Sunday, writers said officials could reasonably link
the object down that afternoon to the radar signal picked up
over Montana based on a slight path and data.
Well, they're making some assumptions there.
Let's be honest. Our team will now work to
recover the object in an effort to learn more, writers said in
the statement. Well, they worked real hard to
recover the object, didn't they? About 3 days, and then they
called the search off. And then what happened?
Well, supposedly now we're telling that maybe it washed up
on the shores of Lake Huron, but the Canadians didn't tell
anybody about it. So we're left a year and a half,
almost two years later, not knowing what happened.
Are we to assume that this was the wreckage?
I don't know. Earlier in the day, politicians
from Michigan said they were in contact with the Defense
Department about the object. The American people deserve far
more answers than we have, Representative Jack Bergman
tweeted. The Downing follows a shoot down
of a cylindrical object by the US military and Canada's Yukon
Territory on Saturday and the Downing of a high altitude
airborne object off the northern coast of Alaska on Friday. the
US also took down a Chinese spy balloon off the South Carolina
coast on February 4th. Well, we know what the Chinese
balloon was. We saw that we had lots of
pictures of it, but we don't know about the other three.
We don't know about the one in Alaska.
Although there was a guy putting up YouTube videos there, quite a
few of them explaining that there were all sorts of
helicopters flying back and forth out there to where this
happened at. Never got any real answers on
that. The one in Yukon, nothing to see
here. It's the middle of nowhere,
don't worry about it. Yes, that is some some really
rugged country. I mean, you can look on the map
and see lots and lots of mountains and not too many
roads, but wouldn't you think that they would have the
technology to get in there and get that thing?
If this thing is some kind of off world technology, think of
what the value of it is. Got to be priceless.
We do believe that they just left this thing out there for
the Russians, the Chinese to find and reverse engineer.
If they're that incompetent, well, it doesn't say much for
it, does it? Representative Jim Himes of
Connecticut, the top Democrat on the House Intelligence
Committee, told NP Rs All Things Considered on Sunday that this
is, of course, you know, back in 2023 that he was very confident
that none of the unidentified objects represented a threat to
national security of the United States.
What? What would he base that
competence on if we haven't found any of them?
What would he base that confidence on if we didn't
haven't found any of them? Seems like a pretty easy guy to
convince to me. I'm confident that they are very
unlikely to have the kinds of surveillance capabilities that
the Chinese balloon that was shot down had, Hein said.
And the reason I say that is that if they were a threat, if
they were a military action, if they had dangerous capabilities,
I'm quite certain I would have been briefed on that.
Wow. Wow.
Just to me, that's just a very arrogant statement.
Well, somebody would have told me, well, let's just say these
things are from off world or let's just say these things are
for some some interdimensional craft.
The same people that like to come here, the same entities
like to come here and be laid our cattle or perform really
nasty abductions like we talked about yesterday with allegation
boys. Would they have briefed the
congressman? I kind of doubt it.
So this tells you the incompetence and the arrogance
that we're dealing with. We have a congressman here that
says, well, it couldn't have been that bad because somebody
would have told me I'm so important that as a congressman
I would have been in the loop. This kind of thing could not
possibly have happened without my knowledge, and I have no
knowledge of it, so it must not have happened.
You see the faulty logic there? This is a kind of of thinking
which a complete lack of critical thinking.
But I guess it's more like just opinions, silly opinions that
lead to big trouble for us. It's almost as if they have no
situational awareness. Here we are a little tiny planet
in the mid, you know, somewhere out in this distant Galaxy,
which is itself quite, I suppose, average compared to all
the other galaxies. I guess there's places that the
galaxies are much bigger, much more spectacular.
We are in a kind of, I guess, a humble corner of the universe,
except for the fact that we have life here and they claim that we
have intelligent life here. I'm not sure how much sometimes,
but we do have life. And maybe that's what these
things are coming here for. Maybe this planet of ours is so
rare that's of interest to every other living thing in the
universe or whatever dimension these things are coming from.
That said, the notion by these members of Congress that they
are so important that there's no possibility that they could have
been kept out of the loop, so we should go back to sleep.
It's not comforting to me. What I see happening here is we
had three UFOs shot down. They were, it's like the Sesame
Street game. Which one's not like the other?
Well, we saw that 3 UFOs and a Chinese spy balloon.
Chinese spy balloon, not like the other.
And so now they tell us that this thing washed up on the
shores of Lake Huron. But hey, we found this what,
141516 months ago? But we didn't think it was
important enough to tell anybody, and the only way that
it was found out was that somebody filed a FOIA request in
Canada. Now we're told you can't know
the details, but you should probably just assume that that
was the object that was shot down by the F16.
Well, I'm not going to assume that.
What I am going to assume is what the most common thing would
be, and judged by the past behavior of the American and
Canadian governments, I would have to say the most common
thing here would be a parallel narrative.
Because they've done this sort of thing so many times before.
When a subject gets a little too hot and they need to a little
more time to cover things up, frequently they will create a
false narrative to compete with the narrative that's there.
Well, the narrative we have so far as something got shot down
and we don't know what it is, well, that's not good enough
because people begin to ask questions.
So they have to satisfy all the conspiracy theorists by creating
a second false narrative to get people off the track.
Now, the normies can say, well, when, when, when their firm
brings up the UFO shot down over Lake Huron.
Well, oh, didn't you hear? They found that thing up in
Canada. Yeah, Yeah.
That was some kind of a weather balloon.
They found the, they found the module on that.
And yeah, case closed. Well, case is not closed.
The case is open more today than it's ever been opened, just like
Roswell. Something was shot down.
We know that it in all likelihood was not a weather
balloon because it didn't look a thing like the one that was shot
down over the coast of South Carolina, which was a spy
balloon, not a balloon. Some kind of thing was shot
down. What we do know is, is that out
of nowhere comes a parallel narrative about something that
had begun to become a hot topic for UFO buffs across the
country. And just in time, the government
is there to tell you we've got the answers.
It's just a balloon. It's just a drone.
It's just a Chinese Lantern. Nothing to see here.
Move along, sheep. Until next time.
This is UFO warning over now.