Americans Becoming Increasingly Worried About Drones

Over the last few weeks, reports about drones have been all over the news, including a rather significant number of drones spotted around U.S. military bases.

Trump has already stated that if the government cannot figure out what is going on, they should be shot down, but I think I may have figured this out.

Drones Showing Up Everywhere

We have all heard the reports of drones showing up all over the country.

There is even one county in New Jersey that reportedly had nearly 50 reports in a very small window.

The government has not exactly been helpful in terms of giving us information other than saying that, as far as they know, these are all legal devices, and there is not much they can do about it.

Yet another report found that drones have been spotted at 17 American military bases, all of which were close to farmland that had been purchased by Chinese, raising speculation that this could be some type of enemy infiltration of our air space by the Chinese.

Trump Says Shoot Them Down

As more and more reports started to surface around the country. The 45^th and 47^th president of the United States offered his two cents.

Trump posted on Truth Social, “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!!!”

The Biden administration then immediately pushed back, asking people not to fire at the drones because they could be mistaking drones for manned vessels, and shooting them down could result in an inadvertent death.

Figuring It Out

The report that the drones were flying around military bases triggered something, and then I started to dig.

I found a report that the military was taking measures to stop contraband from being snuck on bases via drones. Believe it or not, this was triggered in my head from a TV show, “Mayor of Kingstown,” where local drug dealers were supplying prisons with contraband via drone deliveries.

Lo and behold, Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst, which houses FCI Fort Dix prison, confirmed that it is now taking measures to stop drones from delivering contraband to the federal penitentiary on base.

I no longer believe this is any spying mission. Instead, I think gangs are now using these drones to drop off to their dealers on bases. They could easily be using these in other parts of the country as well, which would explain all the drones flying around neighborhoods in the middle of the night. If you ask me, our local gangs and drug dealers have taken their supply tactics into the 21^st century.