Hello and welcome to the program UFO Warning.
In this episode we're talking about New Jersey UFO cover up.
That's correct. New Jersey UFO cover up seems to
have been some strange developments over the last few
days. Everything from a sheriff
setting up his own drone which couldn't catch the UFOs to
people talking about these things, turn the lights off and
even strange radio signals coming across car radios when
people get near them. You can take a look at a couple
of these stories. This first one's out of
ndtv.com. It says US cop sends industrial
grade drone after milk after mystery UFOs.
Then this happens. Since the first sightings on
November 18th, reports of mistress drones have surged
across 12 counties New Jersey, extending to eastern
Pennsylvania and parts of upstate New York.
I've even heard over at LaGuardia Airport has been
reported. Also I believe this dated
December 15th. It says a New Jersey sheriff fed
up with the unanswered questions surrounding a swarm of
mysterious flying objects thick matters into his own hands by
sending up his own drone to track them down.
Ocean County Sheriff Michael Mastrani reply deployed his
office's industrial grade drone Thursday night in a bid to track
one of the UAVs spotted swarming the skies, but the effort was
futile. These drones, described as SUV
sized with eight foot wingspans, easily evaded pursuit, the New
York Post reported. The mystery began when a local
officer reported seeing around 50 drones coming off the ocean.
Alarmed by the sighting, the officer alerted the state
police, FBI and U.S. Coast Guard.
Coast Guard officials soon confirmed an extra 13 drones
shouting 1 of their vessels, raising questions about the
aerial invasion. The drones reportedly emitted no
heat signatures, making them impossible to track using
conventional thermal imaging, and demonstrated an uncanny
ability to maneuver out of detection range.
Amid the growing hysteria, president-elect Donald Trump
inserted himself into the narrative with a sharp dig at an
old rival. Trump shared an AI generated
meme on Truth Social and Twitter showing a former New Jersey
governor, Chris Christie, receiving a McDonald's Happy
Meal delivered by drones. The meme, a thinly veiled jab,
follows Christie's vocal criticism of Trump during the
2024 GOP primary. Yeah, and it goes on down for
there. While Trump called for shooting
the drones down, Christie has chosen stay silent on both the
mysterious sightings and Trump's taunts.
Well, something needs to be done.
It looks like. Since the first sightings on
November 18th, reports of the mysterious drones have surged
across 12 counties in New Jersey, extending east of
Pennsylvania and even parts of upstate New York.
Many residents panicked by the unexplained aerial activity are
speculating about the drones origins.
While some believe they could be experimental technology, others
fear adversaries may behind the phenomena.
The Department of Homeland Security and FBI are working
with. Local authorities reported that
most sightings are likely manned aircraft operating legally.
Now, how you would come to that conclusion is beyond me.
There's no, there's no flight records of them.
Nobody's come forward to say these are mine.
They're in airspace over with the Picatinny munitions plant
there. So that just seems like a
perfectly stupid thing to say to me.
While officials claim the drones are not a risk, prominent
lawmakers including Senator Christian Gilerbrand and
Congressman Josh Gottheimer have pressed for greater transparency
and the deployment of counter drone measures.
Well, you can just see this whole thing just seems to be
getting out of hand here. This here next article is from
app.com. It says Ocean County sheriff's
unit tracking drones. See how they are confirming
sightings. This is Thomas B Costello, Eric
Larson and Kathleen Hopkins. It says for the past two weeks,
Ocean County Sheriff Michael Mastroni has been out searching
for a different type of intruder, drones.
The Ocean County Sheriff's Office drone unit has been out
searching the night sky since the first local sightings,
Mastrardi said. Armed with, Mastrardi said,
armed with a flight radar tracker that can immediately
debunk whether a potential drone is really a manned aircraft,
officers are keeping track of what is flying above us.
We saw a problem, Mastrani said. We wanted to identify what was
happening. I have reports of different
things in the air that we're concerned about.
The sheriff has set up the department's mobile command
center in the Sandy parking lot at the corner of Faring Ave. and
Ocean Terrace near the North End of Boardwalk, looking at the
night sky for lights and airborne craft.
Sergeant Kevin Fantasy of the Sheriff's Office has no doubt
what is out there. I do think it's some sort of
drone out there, Fantasy said. We saw a couple, one flying low
at us that was coming basically straight on and stopped, did a
180, then went back, did a 180, then took a big loop around us,
probably out here in the Bay to go South of us.
They had a flight radar 24 and other tracking tracking software
open in front of them, but there was no data available about the
object. Mistradenardi has said the drone
unit was has so far detected drones that are three to four
feet long, twice the size of those his departments.
Of his departments unit, another law enforcement agency reported
one as large as 8 feet long. While airplanes on the flight
pass have New York Liberty and John F Kennedy International
airports fly at altitudes of 18 to 20,000 feet, the mystery
drones are flying at altitudes of less than 1000 feet,
Messenardi said. Obviously they want us to know
they're here. They put their lights on, he
said. That's something that I don't
get. I mean, why are they lit up like
a Christmas tree? Here we have daily dailymail.uk.
New Jersey sheriff sent its own drone to follow Mr. Aircraft.
What happened next was petrifying.
Written by Beth Sexton for dailymail.com dated December
14th, 2024 A New Jersey Police Department has sparked concern
after it revealed that a drone it's sent up to A to track a
mystery aircraft easily evaded their device before disappearing
into thin air. Ocean County Sheriff Michael
Mastronardi said his force launched its drone after one of
his officers saw 50 unmanned aerial vehicles coming off the
ocean. The officer dialed 911 to alert
state police, the FBI, and the Coast Guard.
The maritime agency then reported saying reported seeing
13 drones following their boat, estimating that the device that
the devices had a wingspan of eight feet.
Master and I told News Nation Rich McHugh the force put up an
industrial grade drone to follow one of the devices, but it
quickly slipped through their grasp.
The incident is just one of many drone sightings concerning
locals in the Garden State and beyond.
If this is not our military, then it's even more scary,
McHugh said. On Friday, White House National
Security Communications Advisor John Kirby insisted that the
public had nothing to fear. Despite the mass sightings,
Kirby said most reports were likely to be cases where manned
aircraft were mistaken for drones.
Now he just told you he saw these things come up out of the
ocean, across the ocean. They had the flight radar with
him and they were there was there's no aircraft in the area,
so they were not manned aircraft, goes on and says.
But he admitted that officials were still struggling to
cooperate some of the sightings and urged the public to continue
to submit reports of any unusual activity.
Ocean County Sheriff's Office said it has been struggling to
track the flying objects as they don't give off heat like regular
drones. We don't know why.
It's not something we've had our hands on or experienced.
One officer said McHugh also saw the drones and presented his
findings on Elizabeth Vargas reports, admitting the discovery
left him stunned. This is not the military.
It is even more terrifying. These sayings look like they are
fixed wing and they have multiple lights, he said.
I'm not really sure how to process what I saw last night.
Both the photographer and I were kind of stunned.
The first drone sightings appeared over the US armies
Picatinny Arsenal over and over Donald Trump's golf course in
Bedminster on November 18th. Since then, the FBI has received
more than 3000 tips, with reports of varying levels of
credibility cropping up in at least 12 counties throughout New
Jersey, as well as eastern Pennsylvania and Orange County,
New York. As hysteria began to spread
across the country, president-elect Donald Trump LED
calls for greater transparency. He demanded the drones flying
over multiple U.S. states be shot down by the Biden White
House after days of mysterious sightings across the sky.
He didn't directly address the sightings over his club, but
urged action from Joe Biden and the government.
In a Truth Social post Friday, he wrote mystery drone sightings
all over the country. Can this really be happening
without our government's knowledge?
I don't think so. Let the public know and now
otherwise shoot them down. DJT.
Well, I think it could be happening without our
government's knowledge. Maybe the deep state does have
knowledge though. His comments were echoed by New
Jersey lawmakers as well as representatives from other
states, however. However, former FBI counter
drone specialist Robert D'amico told dailymail.com that shooting
the drones down would be reckless and could result in
serious injury or death. He suggested that the uptake in
reports is more likely due to hysteria, focusing more
untrained eyes on the sky as well as people launching their
own drones to try to figure out what's going on at leave it to a
former FBI guy to send you off the trail.
This is just crazy. What we see happening here is
he's it's a sheriff setting up his own drone trying to track
these things down. And what does he say?
What happens? They just run circles around us.
They were out of there. We couldn't keep up with them.
We have no idea what they are. And they also talked about him
being fixed wing. He said me and the operator
said, me and the cameraman, neither one of us can figure out
what we saw. Doesn't I you know, they're
operating a drone. If they saw another drone, it
seems like they would do immediately that Oh yeah, that's
a drone. But that's not what we're
hearing. So classic case, you have the
UFOs mixed in with the drones and normal air traffic.
So all the debunkers and the FBI and all the other intelligence
agencies and FAA, whoever that's supposed to be protecting you,
they focus on the normal air traffic.
It's in that area quite a bit, no doubt.
And the debunkers focus on that. And some people will say, well,
it's hoppy drones, but what they're not paying attention to
is maybe the 20, thirty, 40% of these sightings, maybe more,
maybe less that can't be explained.
These fixed wing aircraft that are doing strange things, lights
going on and off, travelling at high rates to speed, doing all
kinds of crazy maneuvers, doing the things that we typically see
UFOs do. But this time they're in a
congested area around a lot of other explainable traffic.
Let's look at some more of these stories here.
Now, keep in mind, while the federal government is telling
people not to worry about these things, that they're making the
assumption that they're all legally operated drones.
While the government's doing that, you have a sheriff setting
up his own drone telling you that he can't catch these
things, can't get near him. They're they're, they're beyond
any capability that we have. We also have lots of people
talking about seeing them and seeing them do strange things.
This article hears from dailymail.co.uk says exclusive
New Jersey lawyer reveals troubling shift in drone
behavior Is something coming off them?
There's an article written by Ruth Basinski.
It says December 15th, 2024. On a cold winter night in New
Jersey, the skies are far from still.
The state has become the the eerie epicenter of mysterious
drone activity in recent weeks, rocking the nation with tales of
locals spotting brightly lit objects whizzing through the
sky. Federal authorities are adamant
there is no threat to the to the public.
Joseph McCauley, 38, a patent attorney from Westfield, NJ,
stood in his frigid driveway on Saturday night, staring into the
abyss that had been illuminated by drones over the past few
days. Out of the starless December sky
123. Then 4 drones suddenly started
to appear out of thin air, sending a shiver down the spines
of everyone watching. Stirring in disbelief, the dad
of two described how his neighborhood was being plagued
by low flying, fixed winged drones that release a low
humming noise and colored lights in the night sky.
Like many experiencing the bizarre fixtures in the air,
Macaulay has reached his wits end with the radio silence from
authorities on what the drones are, causing him and his
neighbors to delve into terrifying conspiracy theories
on who is behind them. The never ending cycle of
buzzing drones has made the father feel as if he's inside a
thriller movie, with his wife left fearing to leave the house
because of what may be coming off the menacing drones.
Speaking outside his home on Saturday night, McCauley told
dailymail.com. I ran inside, grabbed my
binoculars and caught a clear glimpse.
It looked like a plane, but it is a fixed wing drone.
Well, that's what it looks like to you at least.
It was zigzagging across the sky making circles.
But at any given time over Westfield, there are probably at
least 10 up to 15 going at the same time.
McCauley described the drones as blinking red and green lights
making a low noise, revealing that some nights the
illumination coming off the drones is just white.
The New Jersey man said that the strange activity usually starts
around 9:00 PM and ends at 12:00 PM, but that now it seems to be
starting. Earlier today I started seeing
some activity around 6:00 PM. It is a bit unsettling.
My wife is probably more concerned than me, told
dailymail.com. He described the unnerving way
the drones often feel like they're coming right at you
because of how they are flying in the sky.
He said. The the low flying drones, you
feel like they are coming right at you like the Alfred Hitchcock
movie when the planes are coming down and Cary Grant dodges the
aircraft. There are some nights you just
see them over the tree line and think they're right on top of
me. Speaking about the drone
hysteria in New Jersey, he said it is the buzz of town.
Everyone is trying to get footage and send it around to
friends. They are substantial in size.
They are not drones you can buy off the shelf at Target.
The inexplicable drone issue reached boiling point over the
weekend as President Joe Biden remains silent on the matter,
refusing to address the mounting crisis fuelling countrywide fear
and confusion. Pointing to the sky on Saturday,
the attorney showed how there were currently 3 drones above
him, Criss crossing in different directions and altitudes.
Sometimes I see them coming over my house in this direction and
other times in this direction, motioning the other way.
At first I wasn't so concerned. I thought there would be an
explanation coming out in a matter of hours, especially with
the pressure building to get answers, but the fact that we
still have no information is very unsettling.
You can't deny what your eyes are seeing.
I thought at first it seems they were following the same pattern,
but as the days go by, I see them coming every which way is
they are scanning indiscriminately.
McCauley added there is no rhyme or reason.
Wow, maybe the rhyme or reason is just beyond what we could
figure out. Unlike some experts who believe
a foreign entities behind the drones, McCauley said he thinks
it may be the US military, but that is based on him hoping for
the best. He said the drones would feel
very much focused on the ground below and the question is what
are they doing flying around at night?
Obviously if they are doing mapping you would think they
would want daylight unless they are testing some type of
capability in the night time like Kelly said.
He added another theory is that they are testing some kind of
self driving autopilot feature to these drones, giving them a
prompt to go exploring and collecting data. 1/3 theory is
that they are just testing to see how far these drones can
travel. The attorney, who said he has
not discussed the drone or deal with his children aged 9 and 11,
said that the flying objects have often caught him off guard
as he is driving home in the dark.
McCauley added. I am much calmer than my wife,
but as the days go on, I'm getting her perspective and
getting more concerned. Like if I step outside, am I
breathing in something? Is there something coming off
these things? Another conspiracy is that this
is a kind of SIOP psychological operation event that we are
getting subjected to. This is an experiment and they
are going to fly drones overhead and get people ready for a world
where drones will always fly. Or maybe UFOs pal.
It's just non-stop. Every time you think when it's
passed over, you turn around and see a new one hanging overhead.
That is how it has been most nights.
Joseph isn't the only person on the street who is fed up and
confused about the drones. Lisa, another local, was walking
over her Chihuahua was walking her Chihuahua, named Chance, at
10:30 PM on Saturday when she called the drone business.
Annoying, she told dailymail.com.
Honestly, I can't tell the difference between a drone or a
plane, but I feel like somebody knows what they are and they
should be telling us. I am disturbed that whoever
knows something is not telling the public and that it is not
right and not fair. What we were talking.
Her dog was barking loudly and asked if her dog was sensing
something unusual, she laughed. I wish I knew.
I wish I could talk to him and ask him.
She added he is more disturbed by cats than anything else.
This comes as the former CIA operations officer Lauren
Ballman revealed her chilling theory that the drones lighting
up multi state skies may be a classified exercise.
She told Fox News that the drone sightings are extremely
unsettling and shared her theory that they may be part of a
technology test orchestrated by the Biden administration.
Allman said. Now, in terms of who is behind
this, seeing the statements that have been made by John Kirby,
who has said that these objects are not operating legally,
coupled with the several op eds that have been out there in the
last 24 hours about the need to look at our detection systems,
makes me think perhaps this is actually a classified exercise
to test either evasion technology or detection
technology in urban areas. Well, they're not doing a very
good job of not being detected, that's for sure.
Gordon Chang, a senior fellow at the conservative think tank the
Gatestone Institute and an expert on Chinese affairs, said
the drones appear to be highly sophisticated and are not being
controlled by amateurs. These activities are too large
and well organized to be the work of hobbyist, Chang told Fox
Business. That leaves foreign powers.
It would be Iran. It could be Iran in connection
with China. But clearly somebody's trying to
divert our attention. Chang suggested that while the
drones themselves are unsettling, he was more troubled
by the fact that they could be a distraction for a far greater
threat. What really worries me is that
they might be doing is what they might be doing elsewhere.
We could very well get hit, he told Fox.
As of Saturday night, drones have been spotted over the skies
in California, Massachusetts, Florida, Wyoming, New York and
New Jersey. The unnerving sightings are
causing mass hysteria and witnesses have taken to the
social media to share the peculiar sightings after Trump
demanded the SUV sized drones. Be shot down.
So these things are all over the place.
I mean, they're just now multiple States and yet we have
the government saying nothing to see here, nothing to worry
about, Move along. So we'll look at this last
article here. Some really strange stuff.
Mysterious drones are changing time on clocks in New Jersey as
locals fear they're being targeted by ufos@email.com.
This is December 9th actually. Read by Matthew Phelan.
As waves of loud card sized mystery drones continue to buzz
over New Jersey, one family reported that the craft changed
time on their car's clock. The family of Morris County
locals said they were following one of these seemingly
terrestrial UFOs in their vehicle, only to experience the
odd effect on their car's electronics.
As the unexplained craft hovered above them, a clock in their car
changed time. According to one Fox reporter
who spoke to the unnamed family, they say the clock went back to
normal after they drove off. While law enforcement in Morris
County has issued a statement asserting there is no known
threat to the public safety at this time, the Federal Aviation
FAA has issued a ban on drone flights over sensitive areas in
the state. Last Tuesday, the FBI described
the sightings as only possible drones and possible fixed wing
aircraft in its effort to get to the bottom of the night flights.
But residents within the 8 and counting New Jersey counties
where the strange craft had been sighted are also taking manners
into their own hands, with over 17,000 trading notes on
sightings at a dedicated Facebook group.
One local software engineer who specializes in radio
communications believes the temporary alteration of the
car's clock is due to the origin of these mystery drones.
Many newer cars get their clock time from GPS satellites, since
that's one of the most accurate time signals you're going to get
in a vehicle, The engineer Rich Dunjawski posted on a Facebook
group. If these are using GPS jamming
or spoofing that, then it's plausible the car would follow
the signal and change the clock to match whatever signal is
coming from the drone or plane. That makes sense.
If you don't think aliens, engineer continue to think
foreign actors using electronic warfare methods, you know,
aliens or 4IN actors, either one I suppose.
Denejewski noted that GPS spoofing on board these
mysterious aircraft would also explain the car's clocks return
to normal time. Once you're out of range of a
spoofed GPS signal, the car will reacquire the real GPS signal
with the correct time. While some locals are not buying
it, with one saying we need to accept that these are not just
drones, these are UFOUAP. Other experts did agree with
Dunn Ajuski, a contractor with the FAA's Office of
Communications, David Lombardo Co, signed the radar jamming or
GPS spoofing theory, writing. It's very likely that these
drones have some sort of electronic interference
capabilities. While Lombardo said he did not
believe that the FBI wouldn't get involved if a bunch of
drones were just upsetting people, the FAA contractor also
confessed that he currently saw no evidence actual of actual law
breaking yet. Well, they've put up multiple
bans on flying these things, these no fly zones.
So I don't know. No, nothing that these drones
have done appears to be criminal or really against any rules so
far as I know. I mean, they're being weird.
There's no crime against being weird.
And I guess people in New Jersey are willing to put up a lot more
than people other places are. But retired police Lieutenant
Tim McKellen argued that the drones fit a pattern of Russian
psychological warfare operations internationally.
Lieutenant McMillan reported that both the mysterious drone
flights over New Jersey mirror a 2022 incident in which drones
flew over sensitive sites in Sweden just as a European nation
was considering joining NATO. This recent drone wave is likely
in response to the West green lighting Ukraine to use a TACMS
inside Russia. The retired police investigator
posted the X. Why that's a stretch.
Last month, the Biden White House granted the Ukrainian
military permission to unleash American made army tactical
missile systems. I, I think, I think people are
reaching here, man. They're seeing these drones and,
or UFOs rather, and they're just automatically calling them
drones. And then they have to explain
where did the drones come from? That goes on.
It says, I agree, up in Morris County.
And one local resident posted on X.
And this is the most exciting event since the Revolutionary
War. So it has a few more comments
Here. You can see a lot of these
pictures, Like I said, very strange.
Yeah, some of them look like drones.
Some of them I just don't know what in the world they are.
There was also a video. I couldn't find it where folks
were under one of these drones and weird, a weird radio
transmission came over their their car radio sounded just
kind of like strange kind of spooky alien type sounds lasted
for about a minute or so. And people are wondering if
these things are trying to send some message to us.
I don't know. It's so hard I think sometimes
to separate the wheat from the shaft.
Here we have airplanes flying over.
We probably do have a few drones around, but these UFOs that
people are seeing, some of them just look like UFOs, and some of
them I think could be UFOs described as drones.
But no matter what's happening, I think it's clear that our own
government is covering for whatever's going on here.
They're telling you not to worry about it.
They're telling you that there's nothing happening.
And people can step outside their front in their front yard
and say, yeah, this thing wasn't here a month ago, what's going
on? And so this probably is exactly
the way it would be handled. If there was some sort of UFO
invasion or UFOUFOS just showing up, you would expect the
mothership to send out a bunch of little scout ships and I
would expect our government to act just the way they've been
doing. Until next time.
This is UFO warning over now.