this discussion explores the idea that recent wildfire outbreaks in the u.s. could be linked to drone activity, potentially originating from foreign sources like china. the theory suggests that drones might be used to deploy remote ignitors, causing fires to destabilize the country. some believe this could be part of a larger strategy, though no concrete evidence supports these claims. what do you think?
a coordinated attack involving drones might seem plausible, but an invasion of u.s. soil is highly improbable. the logistical challenges and u.s. military presence make such an operation nearly impossible.
sorry, i’m not buying into this.
Reagan said:
sorry, i’m not buying into this.
there have been numerous drone sightings, especially on the east coast, before these fires. while it’s easy to dismiss this, the timing and interference with firefighting efforts are suspicious. it might be worth investigating.
i’m convinced there’s more to this. drones interfering with firefighting efforts and strange sightings can’t be coincidences. with foreign investments in u.s. industries and potential sabotage, we need to pay attention.
using drones to start fires is plausible. it’s a method that provides anonymity and distance for an arsonist or terrorist. however, linking this to a chinese invasion seems far-fetched.
what if it’s just wildfires and not a grand conspiracy?
Flynt said:
what if it’s just wildfires and not a grand conspiracy?
wildfires happen, but the reappearance of drones after they went quiet is odd. these drones have also interfered with firefighting efforts, which raises questions. something feels off here.