This type of balloon does not rupture like a latex balloon. The bullets pass through easily, and simply leave relatively small holes with the envelope intact, and it descends slowly. There was a case where F-18s peppered a balloon off the east coast of Canada, and it did not fully come down until Norway.Houstonag said:
It is incredible the incompetence of our military leadership. Using all this fire power to shoot down a ballon the size of VW is an over kill. Just put a 20 to 30 mm cannon into the ballon and it will float down slowly and they can watch the landing location.
Our military leadership today is so incompetent it is causing a concern. We are not prepared with the quantity and technology.
I hate this statement about not shooting down the first large ballon in deep water. Again. Put a few bullet holes in it and it will float down over land and it the decent can easily be watched.
BREAKING: San Francisco plans to protect its airspace by launching homeless people at incoming balloons. pic.twitter.com/QJUrfnCArh
— U.S. Ministry of Truth (@USMiniTru) February 13, 2023
Never? Biden hasn't been President before.Stat Monitor Repairman said:
The spy balloon and and the three incidents that followed have softened the public to the idea of fighter jets engaging targets and firing missiles at aircraft over the United States.
Shot down aircraft in Alaska, Canada and now Lake Huron.
Is there precedent for this in the modern era?
When, if ever, have air-to-air missiles been fired over the US territory in a real world situation?
Iowaggie said:BREAKING: San Francisco plans to protect its airspace by launching homeless people at incoming balloons. pic.twitter.com/QJUrfnCArh
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Gigem314 said:Iowaggie said:BREAKING: San Francisco plans to protect its airspace by launching homeless people at incoming balloons. pic.twitter.com/QJUrfnCArh
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Living in Billings, Montana is getting very interesting. Don’t know what the hell this is? @SteveDaines @SenatorTester @elonmusk @FoxNews @CNN pic.twitter.com/NIun0RLCCa
— Bignox74 (@ChaseRaynock) February 17, 2023
#BreakingNews
— READY ALERTS (@ReadyAlerts) February 17, 2023
Residents in Billings, Montana report hearing an explosion and seeing something falling from the sky; Reports of several black SUVs heading to the crash site.#Billings #Montana #UFO
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Another whatever in the sky here… this one coming down and no mention anywhere about this one this afternoon too. #WhatsTheDiversion #WhatsHiding #UFO #Montana #WhatsBuggingMe #JuveNantes #Airdrops #news #wtfmoment pic.twitter.com/W7zBCYWtu6
— Sg (@slmgentry66) February 17, 2023
TheCurl84 said:
I think that's a tapeworm. Yep, pretty sure