Chinese Spy balloon?

tschai said:
Can anyone translate what they are saying? I couldn’t tell if they were commenting on the lights in the sky. The person making the video didn’t seem totally focused on the lights, so not sure if this was an out of the ordinary thing or drones or something.
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In fact they don't say anything important, just exclamations of amazement at the lights, the person recording the video says that what she is seeing is something crazy, then a woman starts praying and tells the person recording to record the video well.
 
Nienna said:
Saw this on fb. To me, it's both funny and could be the right thing to do with trigger happy US military.
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Yeah, at this point it looks like the 3 or 4 other "shootdowns" were pure theater, designed to rehabilitate the US military's image after the first balloon incident that made the US look weak (a sacrifice they made in order to worsen relations with China). The other balloons were probably just that - normal weather balloons - which may or may not have even been shot at. Which might explain why they're so cagey about saying what it was they "shot down". Can you imagine having to show the "debris" of the evil nefarious "object" they shot down, and all they have is a 3 x 3 m piece of latex and a small wind sensor? :lol:
 
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Yes it matters whether your balloon is tethered or not. Or crosses state lines.

If you desire to travel in interstate commerce, first you must let go of the rope. That, at least, is the conclusion of the Missouri Department of Revenue with regard to the applicability of the state's sales tax to tethered (taxed) and untethered (untaxed) hot air balloon rides. The Missouri ruling is neither surprising nor unprecedented, but it's a fun illustration of the interplay of federal and state taxing authority where interstate commerce is concern
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The case which precipitated this ruling, Balloons Over the Rainbow, Inc. v. Director of Revenue, will never soar to the heights of prominence achieved by these cases—tethered or no. But when the Missouri Supreme Court ruled that somewhere over the rainbow, state taxes don't apply, the reasoning was not dissimilar. It all came down to what constituted interstate commerce, and in this case, what’s known as “air commerce.”
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Can States Tax Your Hot Air Balloon Ride?

If you desire to travel in interstate commerce, first you must let go of the rope. That, at least, is the conclusion of the Missouri Department of Revenue with regard to the applicability of the state’s sales taxA tax is a mandatory payment or charge collected by local, state, and national...
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The beginning of Dolan's video made me laugh. Basically, if you shoot four passively floating things (whether they exist or they've been invented out of thin air in the twisted minds of the media-pentagon) in a couple of days, they're not UFOs. He offers good points to his listeners about distractions from US's war on Russia in Ukraine, the US's act of war against subservient and cowardly Germany, turning tension towards Asia and China, as well as other stuff.
 
dennis said:
Yes it matters whether your balloon is tethered or not. Or crosses state lines.

If you desire to travel in interstate commerce, first you must let go of the rope. That, at least, is the conclusion of the Missouri Department of Revenue with regard to the applicability of the state's sales tax to tethered (taxed) and untethered (untaxed) hot air balloon rides. The Missouri ruling is neither surprising nor unprecedented, but it's a fun illustration of the interplay of federal and state taxing authority where interstate commerce is concern
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The case which precipitated this ruling, Balloons Over the Rainbow, Inc. v. Director of Revenue, will never soar to the heights of prominence achieved by these cases—tethered or no. But when the Missouri Supreme Court ruled that somewhere over the rainbow, state taxes don't apply, the reasoning was not dissimilar. It all came down to what constituted interstate commerce, and in this case, what’s known as “air commerce.”
taxfoundation.org

Can States Tax Your Hot Air Balloon Ride?

If you desire to travel in interstate commerce, first you must let go of the rope. That, at least, is the conclusion of the Missouri Department of Revenue with regard to the applicability of the state’s sales taxA tax is a mandatory payment or charge collected by local, state, and national...
taxfoundation.org taxfoundation.org
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Annnnd- they will make you pay for the missile if they shoot you down 😆
 
Biden establishing interagency team to study unidentified objects in US airspace

(Oh, great... just what we need, yet another government agency. This one may become the controllers of perception of all things alien.)

"The White House said on Monday that President Biden will establish an interagency team to look into unidentified objects in U.S. airspace"

"Kirby said that the team will include “every element of the government”

"The work of the team will also include outreach to private sector companies that produce weather balloons or other craft like the objects shot down this weekend. Kirby said the team will work to learn “who is up at that altitude, doing what, for completely legitimate purposes.”

"The interagency team was established as part of a four-part plan from the president in the aftermath of shooting down the objects, which also includes continuing to monitor the airspace, consulting with allies and partners, and briefing members of Congress and governors."

(Great... after 911 we got DHS and TSA, now we get the DBP (the department of blue-beam propaganda)

Article below:
news.yahoo.com

Biden establishing interagency team to study unidentified objects in US airspace

The White House said on Monday that President Biden will establish an interagency team to look into unidentified objects in U.S. airspace in light of three objects being shot down by the military over the weekend. “The president, through his national security adviser, has today directed an...
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Adobe said:
Biden establishing interagency team to study unidentified objects in US airspace
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That is such a way to continue to milk things into oblivion... honestly? a whole agency to study the nothing burger that they entertained and distracted people with for days... silliest way to spend millions of dollars to look like you really care.
 
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