Hello and welcome to the program UFO Warning.
In this episode we're talking about.
Just call it a balloon. That's correct.
You just call it a balloon. That seems to be the new MOD
when dealing with something we can't explain, or possibly a
threat from a foreign adversary, or possibly a threat to civilian
air travel that some idiot has released without regard to human
life. Yes, we have another object
floating in the I guess 40 to 50,000 foot range, but nothing
to see here. Move along, sheep.
This. This just shows, I think, how
incompetent our government is and how deceitful they are on so
many levels. This first article comes to us
from forbes.com. In case you haven't heard it
says US tracks new high altitude balloon one year after Chinese
spy balloon. Here's What to know Brian Bushid
Force Forbes staff. It says I cover breaking news
for Forbes dated February 23rd 2024, 4:31 PM Eastern Time.
Now notice in the title it immediately refers back to what
was some kind of Chinese balloon.
Apparently the Chinese claimed that hey, we were just checking
on the weather and somehow it it got off track.
Because after all, we're just a simple, unfrozen caveman and we
don't understand how to launch your high technology confusing
balloons properly, right? We know what it was.
It was a spy balloon sent here by the Chinese and ignored by
the US until it flew over somebody's house.
And they're like, hey, what's this thing doing up here?
It makes you wonder what's happening.
It says U.S. officials are tracking high altitude balloon
floating over the Rocky Mountains.
Officials said Friday afternoon, just over a year after US Air
Force fighter jets shot down a suspected Chinese spy balloon
that drifted over the country, which due to national tension
and sparked fears of a major Chinese surveillance operation.
I mean, are we even separate countries?
Why are we afraid of a major Chinese surveillance operation
really when we're helping them develop bio weapons and labs and
Wuhan that's been proven not even can't even can't even
dispute it really. So yes, bringing up the
boogeyman asking for more money, even though they've lost a
trillion and a half dollars and can't tell you where it's gone.
Well, not much as yet known about the balloon that here
they're calling it a balloon. They don't even know what this
thing is for sure yet. Officials told CBS it was
spotted by military aircraft over Colorado on Friday morning
and intercepted by North American Aerospace Defense
Command NORAD fighters over Utah, the NORAD spokesman told
Forbes. Why didn't they shoot it down
right then? Isn't there a registry somewhere
where these people are supposed to be registering these balloons
at? I mean, why is it OK for
whoever's doing this? It's just send these craft up
into the air. They're floating up and around
the same area and same altitude as commercial airliners.
It says the out the floating the balloon floating at an altitude
over 43,000 feet, just above the upper level of a typical
commercials cruising altitude, is not believed to be
maneuverable and does not pose a threat to national security,
according to NORAD, though its purpose and origin remain a
mystery. Now how would they know that
it's not maneuverable? I mean, they're they're just
flying by this thing at 600 mile an hour.
It's traveling 60 mile an hour. What could it possibly do?
And another thing, acting like this thing is flying at 40,000
at 43,000 feet is no big deal because most jet airliners fly
under 42 or under. That's not cutting it with me.
Now I remember being on an airplane years ago going to
Florida and they brought that airplane up over 45,000 feet
altitude to get to get above a thunderstorm.
It was a roller coaster, right? But hey, 4045 thousand feet.
Now what if we would have hit one of these?
What if we would have hit one of these balloons or craft or
whatever these things are and let's assume they're that
they've been released by some hobbyist moron on the ground.
What happens when this, you know, we'll find out here it's
like a 50 foot wide across balloon.
What happens when that goes into the engine or goes across the
windshield of the of the pilot? You know, the the idea that
people can do this. So the cover story is, well,
it's the unknown hobbyist. Or it's the unfrozen Cavemen in
China who don't know how to launch balloons.
Look, if that's the case, it just goes to show how little
your government cares about you. Because if the government cared
at all, they'd be saying, hey, we need to keep these traffic
lanes clear. We have jet jetliners flying
across 600 mile an hour. Sometimes I've seen last week
where they had them going at at 800 mile an hour because of the
jet stream. What happens when one of these
things runs into a balloon that just happens to be flying a
little bit low that day and crashes into a windshield?
I don't know. It just it shows.
It shows that unbelievable level of incompetence of just not
caring about the citizens and and just downright stupidity on
the part of our government. Now that goes on here, says the
Federal Aviation Administration determined it did not pose a
hazard to flight safety. Yeah, yeah, we've turned a
poisonous snake loose in your house, but he's mostly stays in
the basement so we think you'll be OK.
Officials told CBS they believe the object is made of a
polyester mylar material with a small box attached to it and
expected it to travel eastward over the Great Plains too as far
as Georgia by Friday night. Now they're trying to, and I
convince you this is some kind of balloon put up there to
gather data pretty clearly, Just over a year ago, a suspected
Chinese surveillance balloon was spotted over Montana.
And while Defense Department Secretary Lloyd Austin assuaged
Americans at the time by saying it posed no civilian threat, its
purpose remained shrouded in mystery, with some lawmakers
urgently calling on the military to shoot it down days later.
Air Force fighter jets did shoot it down only after it crossed
over the South Carolina coastline above the Atlantic
Ocean, where US divers were able to recover the debris.
After its recovery, U.S. officials determined the balloon
was made with US components as well as specialized Chinese
sensors, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing unnamed
officials who added the balloon was capable of taking photos and
videos that could be transmitted to China.
The Biden administration condemned it as an unacceptable
and irresponsible violation of international law, claiming the
balloon was used to collect surveillance data.
China denied that claim, maintaining the balloon was a
civilian airship used simply for weather purposes, and that it
had drifted astray. Now there again, the Chinese
doing the same thing. Since when is it OK for people
to release balloons, Or the Chinese government to release
balloons, or the US government, Or whoever?
And not have any control over these things where they are
traveling in an area that's in or near the altitudes that
commercial airliners fly in. That balloon renewed tensions
between Beijing and Washington and put the military on high
alert for additional surveillance mechanisms,
including an object shot down over the Great Lakes.
Just one week later, U.S. military forces shot that down
over Lake Huron, though officials said it was not a
threat. Yeah, that was another one of
these balloon stories. Whenever saw the balloon, they
won't release the video of it being shot down.
And notice how this article here, the Mockingbird media
completely ignores the UFO shot down over Alaska and over the
Yukon. So this is one of these mix and
match stories where you throw in some weather balloon stuff, you
throw in some spy balloon stuff and then you ignore the UFOs
that were reported and that were documented by the voice, by the
radio conversations held by the military guys who shot these
things down. So once again, we have another
balloon story and we're just being lied to constantly,
constantly lied to. And so this is what I'm talking
about disclosure. Now here's another story here
from CBS News that says Department of Defense says high
altitude balloon detected over Western US is hobbyist balloon.
Now this is articles from February 24th, 2024 written by
Eleanor Watson, Chris Van Cleave and Caitlin Yelich.
Took three of them here to put the story together.
Look, they're just going back to the playbook and there's a
little video here, You can watch it.
I'm not seeing any pictures of this thing.
They're doing the same thing they did with all these other
ones. First off, if some truth happens
to seep out where the pilots say, wow, we don't know what
this thing is. It doesn't look like a balloon.
It doesn't matter. They just ignore it.
They just go with their narrative.
This is a hobby balloon released into the sky by some rednecks
and now it's cruising along a 43,000 feet, a mere 1000 feet
above where jet airliners typically carry a couple 100
people through the sky at 600 to 800 miles an hour.
But no worries, there's no danger.
No danger whatsoever that 1000 feet could be covered in a
matter of a couple. You know what a second or two it
says a small high altitude balloon being tracked by the US
is actually a hobbyist balloon, the Defense Department told CBS
News on Saturday. So the story breaks on Friday.
You know, they put it out there, you get a little bit of truth.
They don't know what it is. It seems to be going with the
wind. Who knows?
But boy, Saturday morning they're on the phone with CBS.
We got to put the We got to put the kibosh on this story.
Just called it a balloon. CBS News first reported that the
military was tracking the balloon as it traveled the
western US earlier in the day. NORAD, the military command
responsible for air defense over the US and Canada, later
confirmed it had detected the object and said it was floating
between 43,000 and 45,000 feet. Its presence prompted enough
concern that the command sent aircraft to investigate.
Well, if there was no worries, then why did you send anybody?
The balloon was intercepted by NORAD fighters over Utah who
determined it was not maneuverable and did not present
a threat to national security. NORAD will continue to track and
monitor the balloon, NORAD said in a statement.
The FAA also determined the balloon pose no hazard to flight
safety. These are not the kind of people
that I want determining whether or not the airplane I happen to
get on is safe or not. And another reason why I just
don't fly a commercial. But think about this, these
fighter jets are traveling in, what, 500 to 607 hundred mile an
hour? I think they have to fly 4 or
500 mile an hour just to stay airborne for very long.
They're flying along, they intercept, they call it
intercepted as if they were traffic control cops pulling
over a speeder. Well, not pulling over a speeder
because these military guys are flying around there at around
5:00 or 600 mile an hour. When this object is traveling at
60 mile an hour, it says, I don't know, at 43,000 feet are
the winds over 60 mile an hour. I mean, what's going on is this,
wouldn't this same be traveling with the wind?
It was honest Balloon was intercepted by NORAD fighters
over Utah who determined it was not.
It was not maneuverable and did not present a threat to national
security. NORAD will continue to track and
monitor the balloon, NORAD said in a statement.
The FAA also determined the balloon pose no hazard flight to
safety. One US official told CBS News
the balloon was expected to be over Georgia by Friday night.
The official said the balloon appeared to be made of Mylar and
had a small cube sized box about two feet long on each side
hanging below it. Its origins and purposes remain
unknown. Would there be a terrorist
somewhere whose family's been killed who might be upset enough
to set off a bomb over the US? You know the Japanese did this.
How? How?
At a time when our country has soldiers stationed all over the
world and you have to take your shoes off and walk sock footed
across the filthy mat in an airport to prove that you don't
have bombs in your shoes? I mean, how idiotic is that?
At a time when you have to wait for hours to get through the
checkout line, sometimes being, you know, molested and invaded
by the TSA and their all their X-ray equipment and all this
stuff? Well, all this is going on.
Balloons with things attached to them that we don't know what
they are can be flown across our country at just above the
altitude that commercial airliners fly and it's no big
deal. How do we know that this balloon
is not some sort of terrorist weapon?
Why doesn't the balloon have to take its shoes off?
And what could the fighter pilot really determine at six at 600
miles an hour as he flies by this thing?
What's practically standing still next to him?
Do we have any pictures? Apparently not.
They say they do. I haven't seen them.
Haven't seen the pictures from last year of those things shot
down over Alaska, Yukon or Lake Huron either.
The Chinese Foreign Ministry claimed that the balloon was
meant to collect with the data it had deviated far from its
plan, of course, due to high winds.
This is now. They're going back to this whole
2023 thing and then they finish up with the paragraph on that
that we don't really care about. What they do on all these
articles is they announced something's been seen again over
the Rocky Mountains. They try to speculate that it's
a balloon. Then they just come out and say,
Oh yeah, it is a balloon. It's got something hanging from
it. It is flying just above the same
level as commercial aircraft. But don't worry about it.
Nothing to see here, move along, sheep.
And then they pivot back to the whole supposed Chinese balloon
that we're told was shot down over what, South Carolina and
whatever here a year ago. And they had to wait till it got
out over the ocean to shoot it down because they were so
worried that somebody might be injured by flying debris.
Yet we have stuff coming in from outer space pretty much every
day of the week crashing here and there.
And the fact is they had all kinds of open territory.
They could have shot this thing down last year between the Rocky
Mountains and North Carolina, South Carolina, wherever
crashed. We're being lied to at every
step. If you can't get anything else
out of this story, you should be able to at least see that your
government, the people that you vote for and pay extremely large
amounts of money for to look after your best interest, are
lying to you at every turn. Now, just for kicks and giggles,
I typed into Google and said, and what's the wind speed of
43,000? We're told those things move at
60 miles an hour, right? Well, here we go.
Flying at 40,000 feet puts you in the middle of the jet stream.
The typical wind speeds at that altitude are 125 to 160 mile per
hour. Next challenge is a temperature
which, as you know, drops with increasing altitude.
The typical air temperature at 35,000 feet is -88°F.
Is that possible? I think that's a little bit
cold. Now here's one from to The
Weather Channel weather.com, it says, talking about the wind
speed. It tells us that a weather
balloon launched by the National Weather Service east of New York
City up to New York at 7:00 PM Monday night measured 231 mile
per hour winds at the 250 millibar pressure level in the
atmosphere, or about 35,000 feet above the surface. 231 mile an
hour winds. And I'm looking all over the
Internet and it seems to be pretty standard that at 43,000
feet you have wind speeds of 100 to 200, almost 300 mile an hour
seems like 120 is the slowest. So how is this balloon, or let's
just call it a UFO, that's been spotted out there in Colorado?
How is it hovering at around 60 mile an hour if it's a balloon
and the wind speeds average between 120 mile an hour and 283
mile an hour? Did they happen to give us the
wins that day over Colorado when this thing was spotted?
Or are we just to take them at their word at it that this is a
very unusual balloon? The whole thing's Max of lies,
the whole thing. We have another UFO that's been
spotted and yet again we're told that it is a weather balloon set
up by hobbyists. And does the government have any
curiosity about The Who those hobbyists could be?
Is there any kind of a security threat?
Could that balloon contain a bomb, perhaps?
Could that balloon contain spy wear on it where they're picking
up conversations or data or whatnot from our country and
transmitting that to, say, the evil Russians?
No, they don't know. They just assume that it's from
some hobbyist who released this. Now think about how ridiculous
that sounds, and think about what's going on in the world
today. And think about the fact that if
you want to take an airplane trip, you need to take off your
shoes, walk across a filthy map, and prove that you are not a
terrorist. But yet unknown entities can
release these crafts every day of the week to float around at
or about the same level that a commercial airline does.
And when the government is asked about it, that same government
lies to you and says there are no safety concerns, nothing to
see here. Go back to sleep sheep.
Until next time. This is UFO warning.
Over and out.