PREPPING A NARRATIVE? THAT “OBJECT” SHOOTDOWN IN ALASKA

By now most of you have heard that the Bai-Den Jo misadministration of the USSA has shot down ... well, a "something" over Alaska, and that whole Chinese balloon circus-and-hysteria-fest of a couple of weeks ago just became a lot more interesting, and, oh, by the way, a Russian satellite whose precise purpose and mission was never known to anyone in the West just exploded in orbit. Other than that, there's nothing going on.  Pardon me while I (cough hack wheeze)...

All of this comes courtesy of some articles shared by E.E., and while I don't intend to talk about all of them, they all do form some interest context and backdrop for what I do want to talk about, namely, the USSA's shoot down of a "something" over Alaska.

So first of all, here are E.E.'s articles:

'Very Disturbing Possibility' US Manufacturing Helped Build Chinese Spy Balloon, Sen. Hawley Says

China Balloon Had Western-Made Parts With English Writing, Lawmakers Told

Secretive Russian Satellite Breaks Apart In Orbit, Creating Debris Cloud

Now all of this is, I contend, very interesting context and backdrop to the following story, also shared by E.E.:

What's Known So Far About The "Cylindrical & Silverish Gray" Object Downed Over Alaska

Interestingly enough, the same story receives a slightly different take from Russia's online magazine, Sputnik, and again we're grateful to E.E. for bringing it to our attention:

US v. UFOs: What's Known So Far About the Car-Sized Object Downed Over Frozen Alaska Waters?

Now note something carefully: none of the articles are saying exactly what the object was. There is speculation that it was a balloon. But according to the Zero Hedge article, all we know about it is the following:

What has become clear is that Biden gave the order to shoot it down before knowing who owned it or where it came from, or whether it was state-owned or perhaps owned by a corporation. And of course the question remains: was this another Chinese spy balloon? Or was it a weather research balloon just downed over Alaska?

According to details from White House and Pentagon briefings on Friday, including descriptions from senior officials, here's what's known at this point:

  • It flew at 40,000 feet
  • Deemed a safety threat to civilian aircraft
  • Unknown origin or ownership
  • Cylindrical and silverish gray
  • Roughly the size of a car
  • Smaller than the Chinese 'spy' balloon shot down last Satursday
  • Object not maneuverable or propelled
  • Shot down by US F-22 with sidewinder missile

Ok, so the demented "Biden" gave an order to shoot down something before it was even known what it was. I have no problem believing that a bare minimum of information was communicated to the alleged "Biden" and that he may have mumbled something vaguely resembling an answer or permission, or that we're being told he did when he really didn't. At this stage, the whole thing in the White (out)House looks like theater, so it wouldn't surprise me the whole show is being run by bureaucrats.  In any case, someone somewhere probably had at least some idea of what it was.

What also interesting to note here is that there appears to be an attempt to recover the whatever-it-was:

Recovery efforts utilizing military planes and helicopters in the far northeast arctic region of Alaska continue, where on Friday an unidentified object was shot down by F-22 jets.

There are a number of other odd anomalies. For example, it supposedly was flying at 40,000 feet, was not maneuverable, was roughly the size of a car, and was deemed "a safety threat to aircraft".  Assuming the map accompanying the article to be an accurate estimation of where the shoot down occurred, I admit I'm hard-pressed to picture a lot of civilian aircraft flying in the area, commercial or otherwise.   And one more thing: it was shot down with a missile, not cannon fire, which means the military might not have thought the object was a mere balloon.

When we turn to the Sputnik version of the story, we note yet another significant thing:

...

News of the downing was first confirmed by White House National Security Council spokesperson John Kirby, with Pentagon spokesman Brig. Gen. Pat Ryder later providing a follow-up briefing on the latest known details.

...

Kirby underscored the US is "calling this an object because that's the best description we have right now."

The US military tapped on Alaska's Elmendorf Air Force base to assist in the takedown operation, which first saw fighter pilots fly alongside the object and conclude the device was unmanned. Officials have said there is no indication the device was maneuverable.
In the end, a single F-22 fighter jet from Elmendorf base was used in the operation, marking the second such occasion in which the aircraft model was involved in an air-to-air combat mission. An AIM-9X Sidewinder missile, which first entered service in 1956, was used in the downing.
The Sputnik version continues by stating that Canadian Prime Minister Justin What's-his-name was briefed on the object and concurred with the decision to shoot it down. Noteworthy too is the fact that the whatever-it-was was shot down by an air-to-air missile that in one form or another has been around since 1956.  I don't know about you, but I find that less than reassuring, especially for all the money lavished on the Pentagram.
So what was the "object"? Taking things at face value, we're being asked to believe that "they" don't really know.  That may or may not be true, but in this era of planscamdemics, media complicity and obvious bias, and yet a third family grifting operation in the White (out) House  after the Bush and Clinton famdamnlies, I'm not inclined to trust them at all.
So what's going on? Like many of you, my first suspicion is that this is one of those crises of opportunity, which means we will probably never know the full truth on what it was that was shot down.  But in that ambiguity, it becomes possible to "prep a narrative" that whatever it was may be a "new player" on the block.
As one individual who shared this story put it to me:

Well, I guess BAI DEN Jo has gotten trigger happy. However, there is no evidence presented other than the breathless and concerned testimony of our crack team Pentagram officials.

 So they let an enormous balloon fly over the continental USSA with no mention of a threat to “civilian flights”, but a “balloon like” object the size of a small car is a threat? Ok.

 Not buying it. nor am I buying this narrative. That balloon last week may have provided a opportunity of crisis and now they are making a narrative out of it and managing it.

 Floating = hovering.

The above statements make no sense. Fighter pilots have some of the best vision on the planet. And they can get close enough to identify a balloon.

 So color me suspicious and skeptical and to borrow one of your phrases, it stinks and shines like a mackerel on moonlight beach.

 They are up to something and planning something.

Pilots who can't tell us if it was a balloon or not but who can see if it was piloted? "Owners unknown." Really???
Yea.  Right.  Just like when Harry Truman gave the US Air Force shoot down orders after the 1952 UFO flap over what was then Washington DC.  If you think Harry Truman risked a possible "interplanetary war" by shooting down objects whose owners were unknown or not suspected at the time, you've got another thing coming.
I think the same thing applies here.  The only difference is that for the moment this has more of the feel of narrative preparation than anything else. It only remains to be seen who will be the fall guy? China? North Korea? ET?  Don't sell your circus peanut options just yet... they're just getting started...
See you on the flip side...
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Joseph P. Farrell

Joseph P. Farrell has a doctorate in patristics from the University of Oxford, and pursues research in physics, alternative history and science, and "strange stuff". His book The Giza DeathStar, for which the Giza Community is named, was published in the spring of 2002, and was his first venture into "alternative history and science".

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  1. Michael UK on February 24, 2023 at 3:37 am

    Regarding the cylindrical and silverish gray object the size of a car shot down over Alaska.
    It is very credible that it was indeed a true “UFO” of unknown origin – either from ET or perhaps from a hyperdimensional plasma gateway.
    I would urge all GDS members to watch the superb and outstanding documentary about a very similar object of the same shape and size that crashed in Brazil in January 1996. You can get it on Amazon Prime etc. “Moment of Contact”.
    https://www.amazon.com/Moment-Contact-Stanton-Friedman/dp/B0B6SX1Q5J

    Joseph – please can you report on this.



  2. bluelectricstorm on February 18, 2023 at 4:10 pm

    WELLLLL…..I have two mid-octane speculations. First, I suspect the “car sized” who knows what? is the same kind as the hovering aircraft a couple of years ago in the ..midwest…? ….maybe the kind of “object” that flew “into and through” the WTC?
    Anyone worrying as to where that 50’s rocket debris landed? We have to admit, tho, this has all been excellent entertainment to get us all through the Sun/Saturn conjunction this week. When the situation gets thick, may as well just throw a party and bring on the balloons.
    Let’s see, what was the other one? That’s what I get for staying up till 2 am,
    It’s weird , tho. It’s as if the whole show has gone into black humor, and some are scratching their heads endlessly wondering when what they are parading around blatantly and nakedly will be…ahem…noticed? Perhaps acknowledged?
    Even the name of the missile!! They had to dig that one up and dust it off to send that clue!!! A sidewinder, indeed.
    Ah, yes. Second spec….in regards to Montana..fourteen min left of that fun talk with DJ…it’s next door to Wyoming.
    Jackson Hole? Wyoming? The first state going for it now? Yup. figures.
    I got a very high octane one I’ve been stuffing hard…however…as you mentioned….to the mail…



  3. anakephalaiosis on February 18, 2023 at 3:21 am

    The bloodbath in the Ukraine can spill into Europe, and rekindle the European wars of religion, wich makes papacy an obvious target.

    To prevent that, Von Braun/Rosin affidavit stipulates planned distractions, that takes the negative attention away from the papal culprit.

    Technically, Americans are Catholics by default, because of idolatry, due to fake patriarchal authority, by Jesuit-controlled Freemasonry.

    Protestants are Scythian descent, and Catholics are Assyrian descent, and Holy Grail is a skull cup war trophy. Icelanders hate Catholics:

    https://www.lpthe.jussieu.fr/~roehner/oci.pdf



  4. FiatLux on February 18, 2023 at 2:39 am

    To recall the context: What is Mr. Globaloney (U.S. dollar faction) facing today? A looming pension/Social Security crisis; an urgent need to scrap the current monetary system without losing his power; runaway inflation for the working and middle classes; a stumbling, bumbling basket case who he has to pretend is president and put in front of the camera, and whose son has so many skeletons in the closet he can’t shut the door; a huge percentage of the U.S. population that feels cheated and abused by the government, due to voting fraud and any number of other things; an ever-increasing horde of unemployed people; medical crimes against humanity, carried out by his minions, that are getting harder and harder to hide; increasingly incompetent young people joining the ranks of institutions he controls, and increasingly brain-fogged (or dead) jabbed people in those same institutions; another presidential (s)election to deal with in under two years’ time; serious pushback against dollar hegemony popping up all over the world; and a little war in Eastern Europe that there’s no way he can win. Oh, and due to all the foregoing, the potential for one heck of a lot of very angry people, with less and less to lose as time goes on.

    Now, considering all that, what does Mr. U.S. Globaloney need right now more than anything (besides a control grid, which is going to take a while yet to finish building out)? Distractions for the people. Lots of them. With no let up. The ultimate distraction is, of course, the fake alien invasion, which conveniently also gives you the excuse to impose some measure of totalitarian control before you get the control grid completely built out. In the absence of very compelling evidence to the contrary, I’m assuming all such nutty-sounding stories, currently and for the foreseeable future, are the shriek-o-meter and/or trialing of some narrative Globaloney has cooked up in hopes of being able to get people to accept more surveillance and control.



    • FiatLux on February 18, 2023 at 11:14 pm

      Which is not to say that a distraction op can’t be penetrated by an outside party . . .



    • Robert Barricklow on February 19, 2023 at 11:47 am

      Well said!



  5. marcos toledo on February 17, 2023 at 8:37 pm

    Dirggiables were balloons too a god knows what developments in the black projects since the 1936 crash in NJ. So what was shot down that needed to be taken out by a missile?



  6. Nidster - on February 17, 2023 at 5:58 pm

    Apparently ‘stuff’ has been ongoing for a long, long time. Perhaps bt those dastardly engineers involved in the Bell Project.

    Pentagon Spotted Flying Objects During Trump Era, But Never Informed White House, Says Media – 17.02.2023, Sputnik International (sputniknews.com)

    A small circle of intelligence officials at the US Department of Defense under the Trump administration monitored a series of mysterious objects in the atmosphere, but the incidents were never reported to the White House at the time, The Wall Street Journal reported on Friday, citing former US officials. In 2022, the Defense Department set up at the direction of Congress, a new classified All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office, or AARO. Previously, US Navy aircraft repeatedly encountered mysterious flying objects over the Eastern Seaboard, sometimes for months at a time dating back to President Barack Obama’s time in office from 2009 to 2017, the Journal said.



  7. Richard on February 17, 2023 at 4:01 pm

    In some ways [[dezinformatsiya]] control while maneuvering narratives to suit current events. The secret keepers need to be especially judicious when confronted with items of interest to the general public on fast paced wireless devices that might suggest a trending toward sources and methods of intelligence gathering by the agencies. Even the benign could tip-the-hand of the keepers these days. It’s no longer the days of clunky reel-to-reel magnetic tape fed computing in a warehouse sized computer room. Presumably anyway. Then again, maybe those are the secrets kept. Begs the question of “why would anyone keep secrets of an aggressor nation when they need to be defeated?”

    And still the cash pile seems to grow daily while the ignorant and confused seem to be placed into positions with some consequence. Clearly, not all is at it seems to be from a distance. HAARP, maybe, but the Black Pyramid? That’s a rumor packed one, to be sure. So much more has been around for much longer than the fifties.



  8. Robert Barricklow on February 17, 2023 at 11:52 am

    Satellite exploded.
    Looks like a virus to me.
    Wouldn’t be surprised if other satellites started catching this star wars disease.
    Doubt the Chinese puppet grifter gave the order.
    More likely, the decision was made higher-up in the food chain. Possibly a: military, or an AI designed for such an occurrence, or one of a dirty buffoon dozen neocon killer clowns.

    Then there’s that “other” Earth bound presence.
    Getting dicey at 40,000 feet…
    all over the globe.



  9. Mark Sean de Cantual on February 17, 2023 at 11:27 am

    Dr. Farrell, Could it be that while making a massive theatrical production of distraction while making a show of strength, efficacy, and protecting the USA, the regime has taken one opportunity too far???

    This is too funny if it turns out to be the actual cause and the case!!!

    Hobby Club’s Missing Balloon Feared Shot Down By USAF | Aviation Week Network



  10. ragiza on February 17, 2023 at 10:32 am

    Mars Attacks! (1996), with Jack Nicholson as President James Dale.
    No better film to prepare the populace for the coming invasion.

    WE MUST BE PREPARED!



  11. enki-nike on February 17, 2023 at 9:28 am

    Whats-his-name is TrueDough
    https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=QkqMsVzuRww



  12. KSW on February 17, 2023 at 8:40 am

    The only really solid information in all of those articles is the knowledge that the US is using 1956 era missiles.



    • Billy Bob on February 17, 2023 at 12:35 pm

      It’s a rerun from the 1950’s? I love those old reruns, especially if I remember the endings.



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