A Helpless National Defense?
Paralyzed to Act on Drones
The 25-Day Nightmare Over the Eastern Seaboard
The United States has been subjected to a 25-day ordeal involving mysterious drones flying over the East Coast, with no apparent response or resolution from our defense apparatus. This drone scenario has escalated into a significant breakdown of our national defense capabilities, revealing a government that seems either unwilling or unable to protect its citizens.
The situation has been exacerbated by what can only be described as a leadership vacuum. New Jersey's Governor has notably failed to show up at four scheduled meetings with local elected officials who are desperate for answers. This absence does not instill confidence in the state's or the nation's leadership at a critical time. Meanwhile, on Capitol Hill, those briefed by the Department of Defense (DOD) on the issue have been left with more questions than answers, highlighting a profound lack of understanding or perhaps transparency from those meant to safeguard our skies.
The situation has taken a more sinister turn with the involvement of a whistleblower who claims there is an Iranian "mothership" off the East Coast launching these drones.
U.S. Rep. Jeff Van Drew, R-N.J stated, "From very high sources, very qualified sources, very responsible sources, I'm gonna tell you the real deal. Iran launched a mother ship probably about a month ago that contains these drones. That mother ship is off … the east coast of the United States of America. They've launched drones is everything that we can see or hear and again these are from high sources. I don't say this lightly."
This claim is outright denied by the DOD Press Secretary, raising questions about whether we are dealing with a cover-up or gross incompetence. Given Iran's previous plots, including an assassination attempt against President-Elect Trump, the potential threat cannot be understated.
The local impacts reported from the mysterious drones in New Jersey are as alarming as bizarre. One Morris County family observed one of these drones hovering above them and noted that the time on their car's clock inexplicably changed during this encounter, only returning to normal once they drove away from the area. This phenomenon was highlighted by a local software engineer and radio communications specialist, Rich Dunajewski, who posited that the drones might be employing GPS jamming or spoofing techniques, which could interfere with electronic devices like vehicle clocks by feeding them false signals, consistent with electronic warfare capabilities to manipulate or disrupt local systems. Such capabilities, if confirmed, would not only indicate sophisticated technology but also raise significant security concerns about the potential for broader electronic interference or espionage in the region.
If the government is aware of the drones' origins and intentions but chooses not to act, or if they genuinely cannot trace or intercept these drones, both scenarios paint a picture of a failed national defense system. The technology exists to track, identify, and neutralize aerial threats, yet we've yet to see a demonstration of this capability when it's most needed.
The world is watching as the U.S., once a beacon of military might and technological prowess, struggles to respond to a threat in its backyard. Why has there been such a delay in reacting to these drones, which are clearly not friendly and have been operating with impunity?
“If our government is paralyzed to act due to political reasons, bureaucratic inertia, or technological shortcomings, it is failing in its most basic duty to protect its citizens.” -Brigitte Gabriel
The ongoing drone situation over the East Coast is not just a test of our national defense; it's a wake-up call. We must reassess and reinforce our capabilities, ensure our leaders are present and engaged, and above all, ensure that our skies are not left open to exploitation by those who wish us harm. Until then, the shadow of these mystery drones will loom large, symbolizing not just a threat from above, but a profound vulnerability within.
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During my time in the Marines from the late 70's to early 90's, the rules of war specify that each nation has territorial rights to air space and coastline. Any nation which violates another nations air space or coastline is an act of war on their part. In 87 I was offloaded from a Navy helicopter landing ship at Diego Garcia, in the Indian Ocean.. They kept a Company reinforced of single Marines only to send on the ship to the Persian Gulf. I said they can not do that, if they send even 1 Marine Iran can declare it a build up of US ground troops off their shore declaring it an act of war and they'd be justified in the eyes of the world according to the rules of war, they'll have to send it to the Persian Gulf with no Marines and if attacked, they can then send Marines to board the ship. My Bn Cmdr sent notice for me to be quite, but the WH notified the ship to offload the Marines 2 hours prior to it setting sail. The Iranians attacked the vessel and my Bn sent a Company reinforced to the Persian Gulf placing them on naval vessels and barges. So I knew what I was talking about. I don't think the rules of war have changed that much since then. We have CRT leadership, not political and military leadership. All nations has the right to fire upon any airship that invades their sovereign air space or coastal waters. Even every naval vessel has a space that can not be violated, if it is the ship has the right to fire upon the enemy plane or vessel that violates their space. Every plane has the right to fire upon any plane that violates its air space. But the Russians, Chinese, and Iran have been violating those rules for decades and nothing has been done. We had Chinese spy balloons flying over the US a few years ago and Joe shot 1 down after it went from Alaska to off the East Coast, but only because it went viral that he was doing nothing about them. They have been flying drones over US military bases right here in the US for some time now and my Senator says he's working on legislation to do something about it. Nonsense, the law governing Federal and Military airspace gives the Military the right to shoot down any plane that violates that airspace. They used to scramble Jets to intercept any plane that was getting close to their airspace and warn them to turn around or be shot down. I guess today Joe would rather offer them a free CRT manual and free tranny surgery all at tax payer expense.