The Truth About The New Jersey Drones and How Biden's Lies Have Made it Worse

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Dec 17, 2024

Jack Posobiec, a political commentator and author, sheds light on the intriguing world of drone sightings in New Jersey. He discusses the growing public concern over Unidentified Aerial Phenomena and critiques the Biden administration's transparency regarding national security. The conversation touches on grassroots efforts to hold the government accountable and the importance of restoring public trust. With a mix of satire and serious analysis, Posobiec explores the broader implications of these issues on society and leadership perceptions.

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ANECDOTE

UAP Sightings and Base Closure

Josh Holmes points out the lack of definitive answers regarding the UAP phenomenon, despite it being a recurring topic.
He mentions the closure of Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Ohio due to UAP sightings, highlighting the growing concern.

ANECDOTE

Trump's Drone Comments

Donald Trump claims the government knows about the drones' origins and destination but remains silent.
Trump canceled his trip to Bedminster, jokingly suggesting it might be related to the drone activity.

INSIGHT

Public Distrust and Government Secrecy

John Ashbrook emphasizes that the Biden administration's lack of transparency fuels public distrust and anxiety.
He notes that people are more willing to accept government secrecy if there is at least acknowledgment and reassurance of control.

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