Wingless, round objects that I have seen flying over the city look like part of a computer program. The software appears to be a synchronized navigation system for unmanned flying objects. These “UFO’s” are man-made because I have seen fighter jets escorting them over the Biscayne Bay. They appear to be held aloft and propelled by a new kind of energy.
Between 9:00pm and midnight, before they lock into their nightly positions, they fidget about the sky in perfect unison. It appears that they are being moved by a single hand from a computer mouse. If you can imagine the night sky as a computer screen, that is what it looks like. They move in concert against an artificial canopy of atmospheric gossamer. This aerosol veil is part of the backdrop sprayed by tanker jets.
To the naked eye below, it gives a near-perfect illusion of a starry night. A telescope, however, reveals that there is no clarity beyond a low ceiling — against which these imposters take up their positions. One may think that he sees a Nevada sky until all the stars jerk an inch to the left or right. My lenses were anchored firmly.
Observing artificial weather, fabricated clouds, fake lightning and counterfeit stars, I deduce that the government and its partners are testing a new warfare system. Man-made clouds hang in the vault like asphalt. They serve as camouflage for these things. I have seen drones flit into clouds during the day. They park there and hide.
It is an optical illusion to think that these “stars” are very high. Window pane parallax will tell you that. They hover even below the lowest puff of fake metal clouds.
Driving around with the top down, I got a broad scope on where these drones are hovering and why. North of here one encounters heavy air traffic at Miami International Airport. Big jets would crash into this operation, hence they needed to make it happen at land’s end where there is no risk of it. They chose the southern tip of the peninsula for obvious reasons. Their base of operations appears to be nearby. Cuba is perfect. Boy do they get drunk at the Guantanamo Bay air traffic control tower. Or at least that woman they put on the phone. I bet they had fun with her that night.
Military bases, police and Coast Guard have all been told to deflect questions of public curiosity. So they post low-echelon civilians and low-ranking enlisted military on the phones. That way if you call them, you can’t quiz them. They don’t know anything. The small private airport managers have been told to steer incoming gnats north of the drone zone.
You will note that knowledge is tiered and highly-classified. It is given out only on a “need-to-know basis.” They want to keep as many people in the dark as possible. Useful knowledge is kept in the hands of the few. You need to start asking why. Because the same ploy is used across the board (in bureaucracy, medicine, engineering and exquisitely in the computer industry because computers fly, navigate and control just about everything).
I observed a large cluster of drones over the Naranja district. It makes sense to think that such an area is ideal because people are less likely to own telescopes or binoculars with which to see what I have seen — an apparent test flight of new computer software and weapon systems that strike from the sky. These drones are flown by remote control to a position and then synced-up to computer software that arranges them in precise constellations.
Each morning at 0400 I see crystal clear and familiar constellations. I question this because we were told by the astronomy professor that Miami atmosphere is so thick, we seldom see more than the moon.
When I saw all the stars move at once in the same manner it was clear that they had to be linked to a remote navigation system. There were no stars that did not move, which indicates that you cannot see past an obscuring canopy. There is a visual barrier to “true space” as the telescope attests.
Due to the vast multitude of smaller stars in the background, one is compelled to ask if some of them are holograms shot against an aerosolized sky. Clearly some of them are individual aircraft as can be seen by their separate arrivals and departures. Perhaps the stars in the backdrop are part of the computer program and offered as camouflage for the “operative stars” to hide in.
Given this artificial night sky driven by artificial intelligence, it follows that such a tool could be used in making war. One could secretly watch his enemies and kill them in their sleep. A formidable weapon indeed. Perhaps this is where our missing money goes.
From what I see it looks like a large-scale surveillance and targeting system. I have observed varying drone altitudes. Some of them hover just above the roof-tops. There are neon beams and rays emanating downward from this fleet of unmanned aerial things. Like stabbing laser beams. They look like tattoo needles hanging in the sky.
I encourage anyone who reads this to invest in a good binocular with 10x or higher magnification. I notice how Walmart and Best Buy stores do not stock binoculars worth having — yet they carry all manner of mindless TV’s and computer games to discourage reading and independent thought. They don’t want America to see what’s in the sky. All the more reason for you to have a look.
Get your binoculars from a reputable sporting goods store. There is a fine line between hunting men and hunting animals. So you will find surveillance and reconnaissance equipment with hunting accessories. What is used to track down a deer is used by police and military to track down human beings. Same tools, different prey. What works for them will work for you.