Despite official denials of a drone crisis, conspiracy theories persist. This situation is reminiscent of past occurrences.
New Jersey has recently been experiencing a surge in sightings of mysterious aerial objects, sparking various theories and speculations about their origins and purposes. These unidentified flying objects have captured the attention of the public and officials alike, leading to a frenzy of discussions and debates.
The sightings have prompted a range of theories, from extraterrestrial spycraft to advanced military technology. Some have even suggested that the drones are conducting surveillance on the public, while others have speculated about the involvement of foreign entities such as an “Iranian mother ship.”
Representative Jefferson Van Drew raised eyebrows when he claimed that the drones were linked to an Iranian mother ship operating off the East Coast. However, the Pentagon quickly debunked this theory, stating that there was no such presence in the area.
Experts have weighed in on the matter, with Maj. Gen. James Poss suggesting that the drones could be electronic vertical takeoff and landing aircraft, commonly known as flying cars. Despite these explanations, the mystery surrounding the aerial objects continues to puzzle both the public and officials.
Federal officials have provided limited information on the matter, fueling frustration among politicians who are demanding answers. The F.B.I. has acknowledged the presence of unmanned aircraft flying over New Jersey but has not provided a satisfactory explanation for their activities.
In a briefing with Pentagon press secretary Maj. Gen. Pat Ryder, reporters raised questions about the unidentified flying objects, indicating the widespread interest in the topic. The ongoing speculation and lack of concrete answers have only added to the intrigue surrounding the mysterious drones in New Jersey.
Source: The NY Times
