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I saw the map it took on the news the other day. It entered Alaska and curved downward then upward. If it drifted over  just one or maybe even two if I am being generous maybe I could see it being a weather balloon. 
But the so called "weather balloon" magically happened too perfectly pass pver a series of military bases. Like I said before what is the probability that something like that could happen? I don't know mathematically but if I had to bet cllse to zero. 
Its interesting hearing that the Trump administration didn't know about spy balloons in their territory. Trump says its disinformation. But even the conservative news outlet Fox News is reporting that spy balloons were spotted over Florida and Texas during his administration. 
I know its Fox News but to be fair not all their reporters are bad. They do actually have some good national security reporters like Jennifer Griffin and Licas Tomlinson. 
I actually like Jennifer Griffin a lot. She's a good Pentagon reporter. She calls BS on people no matter who the person is Democrat or Republican. I think she probably is conservative but she still is good. She actually spent time in the places she reports on like Afghanistan snd Pakistan. 
Under Trump she was calling BS on Mike Pompeo when he said Iran funded the Taliban. She was there when the Taliban came to power. She called BS on some people at her network promoting Russian talking points. She lived in Russia too. 
Many national security reporters are Pentagon stenographers. The national security reporters who are actually good tend to be people who have lived in the regions being discussed and know about them.
So now they were observed at the time and they appeared to have radar jamming abilities.
Those are two noteworthy pieces of news. >

I imagine we have some type of jamming capability we were shooting at the things each time. They were testing their jamming while we test our jamming they're jamming We're jamming,  I hope you like jammin', too.
To think that jammin' was a thing of the past
But seriously there's a jamming war. >

What’s your background? >

Veterinarian. >

Hmmmp. It’s amazing what you can learn by shoving your arm up a cow’s arse these days. >

The Chinese are probably the only people more thin skinned than trump supporters. >

Could I introduce you to /r/steroids >

Those solar panels were capable of generating over 10kW. That's a lot of wind, temperature and humidity data ..... >

free solar panels and we just dumped them in the ocean. Thanks, OBiden. >

I like Chinese spy balloons that weren't captured.  - Donald J. Trump >

This deserves a round of applause. >

Fifth time now, according to BBC. >

Probably had Trump advertising on them….”Come to Mar-a-Lago, where the sun is as orange as your hair!” >

You sure it wasn’t the Trump Baby Blimp? >

It's a good test case for China to send these and see how many go unnoticed or stopped. When the war starts, they won't fire rockets. They'll launch 99 red balloons. >

But you always left with whether they didn't catch them or they didn't publicize catching them >

fuking traitor terrorist >

If he was a traitor he'd be a hero. The problem with Trump is that he was quintessentially American. >

wtf is wrong with u?  even if the latter was true he'd never be a hero >

Trump is trash and a traitor, he needs to be imprisoned and the fact he isn't makes me feel violated. >

If he was a traitor he'd be a hero. How can you pretend to hate white people if you don't want to see America burn? >

Serious question. How was it possible to launch balloons in another country and know it would reach the US mainland, and better yet, know it would reach specific sites to gather data? >

At certain points the Pentagon was saying they thought it was being guided.  Wouldn't take too much to attach a little motor to it for steering purposes. Maybe running on the solar arrays we can see in the photos. >

I have heard it has rudders that guide it. 
I normally would be skeptical of Pentagon claims but here they're probably right. I am calling BS on China saying it was a weather balloon that went off course. 
Blinken was going there to patch relations. Why would China endanger that? So say it was a weather balloon. If they knew it went off course and entered American airspace why wouldn't they just call Washington and tell them that they screwed up and one of their weather balloons entered our airspace, so we don't get suspicious and it causes an incident? The Americans wouldn't get mad things happen. 
They waited until it was spotted. 
Their claim that it can't steer is obviously ridiculous. It made a U shaped course across the country. It just magically happened to fly over major military bases. What is the probability of that? How stupid do the Chinese think we are? 
Biden was right to shoot it down. Beijing can go pound sand. They're upset that we shot down a soy balloon in our own airspace? Like they wouldn't have done the same lol. >

All accurate!  It was clearly a spy balloon, as you said, bc it didn't just take prevailing wind currents, it glided over our airbases.