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I've seen the phrase "moving at wind speeds" in a few of the word salads tossed by the press. That does strongly suggest, given our current knowledge, that the
by h2odragon 4y ago
I've seen the phrase "moving at wind speeds" in a few of the word salads tossed by the press. That does strongly suggest, given our current knowledge, that the objects were kept aloft by buoyancy, being lighter than the air around them.
This feels like early days of COVID, when common sense evaporated like spit on a hot griddle and the Narrative became the goal of itself.
- aa-jv 4y ago>This feels like early days of COVID, when common sense evaporated like spit on a hot griddle and the Narrative became the goal of itself. What is the narrative obfuscating?
- unsupp0rted 4y agoA valid question. It could be obfuscation, ignorance, incompetence or confusion. It's possible we won't know "who knew what, when" for 1~3 decades.
- aa-jv 4y agoIts a distraction. There are far worse catastrophic events happening right now than a few stray kids' toys being blown away by multi-million dollar death machines. The Ohio catastrophe, Epsteins client list, the Pfizer revelations .. all of these things are more important than trash falling over the USA.