Oh, So We Might Have Chinese Drones Buzzing Overhead
Posted By: ladydawgfan, 12/18/2024 1:28:17 PM
The drones above American airspace that’s set social media ablaze continue, but it’s not a conservative media fascination. We have Democrats now witnessing this phenomenon. Sen. Andy Kim (D-NJ) caught some spooky images. Journalist Michael Shellenberger obtained an audio recording of a Biden White House conference call with mayors, who were infuriated at the administration’s lackadaisical response. It’s disinterested, to say the least, with one mayor claiming a drone the size of a car hovered over their house. Now, we might have Chinese spy drones humming overhead
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Ahh, and because a Democrat is in office, we are then immediately told…
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The same people who allowed the massive Chinese spy balloon to traverse the continental United States without immediately shooting it down are now telling us not to worry about a few harmless drones!! January 20th can't come soon enough!!