WAR OF THE WORLDS!
U.S. fighters take out three UFOs & military hints craft came from outer space!
AN ALARMING swarm of UFO sightings and armed clashes in the skies above North America and Asia have military leaders across the globe sounding the alarm and scrambling air defenses as top Pentagon brass admits space aliens could be behind the mysterious craft!
Air Force Gen. Glen VanHerck, head of North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) and the U.S. Northern Command, shockingly confesses three odd metallic objects shot down over Alaska, Canada and the Great Lakes may be of extraterrestrial origin.
“I haven’t ruled out anything,” declares the general. “At this point we continue to assess every threat or potential threat, unknown, that approaches North America with an attempt to identify it.”
VanHerck claims the mystery objects fired on by American F-16 fighter jets were “very, very small” and traveled at slow speeds, adding: “We’re calling them objects, not balloons, for a reason” — because experts don’t know what they are!
Florida Sen. Marco Rubio claims UFOs have been “operating over restricted U.S. airspace for years.” But the White House has gone silent on the origin of the flying discs, which seem to be made of an advanced metal fabric first seen at the 1947 Roswell UFO crash.
An intelligence expert suggests President Joe Biden and other U.S. leaders are downplaying the incidents over Lake Huron, Canada’s Yukon and northern Alaska, where the downed UFOs were jamming military defenses to “avoid spreading panic.”
But the danger is real and a worldwide warning is being signaled by the superpowers, who seem convinced there’s a threat. British physicist Brian Cox claims the sudden invasion of objects exactly fits his scenario for space aliens coming to Earth.
“I’ve always suspected an advanced alien civilization with the technology to travel at close to light speed across interstellar distances would arrive in Earth orbit unobserved and proceed to dispatch a fleet of small, easily detectable balloons into our atmosphere,” he says.
The alarming sightings followed the president’s order to shoot down a gigantic Chinese spy balloon that had floated from Alaska across the U.S. to off the South Carolina coast, where an F-16 fighter
Downed objects were made of silver material found at Roswell
jet blasted the monster out of the sky at 60,000 feet with a missile on Feb. 5.
Everyone admitted the balloon was made in China, but a week later, on Feb. 10, a mysterious cylindrical object linked to no nation was shot down over the Arctic Ocean near Deadhorse, Alaska.
The next day, Feb. 11, an object “the size of a small car” was downed by U.S. jets near the Alaskan-Canadian border.
A Pentagon bigwig described the bizarre object as “cylindrical and silver-ish gray” adding it floated “balloonlike” without “any sort of propulsion.”
The pilots who shot after it say the object was cruising at 40,000 feet with no sign of an engine or power source, yet it mysteriously “interfered with the sensors” on their high-tech fighter jets.
The following day, a weird-shaped, eight-sided object with strings hanging off it was blown out of the sky by an AIM9X missile fired by an F-16 fighter jet as it hovered 20,000 feet over Lake Huron.
Meanwhile, China, which sent the monster spy balloon into U.S. airspace, suddenly scrambled its jets to face a feared attack by the alarming appearance of mysterious objects cruising over its territory.
One resembling the Feb. 11 carsized, silver cylinder floated over the major eastern port of Jimo, driving military officials to order jets to shoot it down and warn local fishermen to look out for dangerous debris falling from the skies.
UFO expert Nick Pope, formerly with Britain’s Ministry of Defense, says the objects appeared similar to the famed Tic Tac spacecraft sighting in 2004. As GLOBE previously reported, U.S. Navy pilots on training flights off the aircraft carrier USS Nimitz along the Southern California coast spied a UFO shaped like a Tic Tac breath mint making physically impossible starts, stops and turns over the sea.
Lt. Commander Alex Dietrich, whose jet camera filmed it, says, “It appeared to respond in a way that we didn’t recognize” and without “any visible flight control surfaces or means of propulsion.
“We don’t know what it was … But the point was that it was weird, and we couldn’t recognize it.”
Even 19 years later, the world’s top scientists and military experts don’t know what it was.
“I don’t have an explanation for the Tic Tac incident, and to the best of my knowledge the DOD [Department of Defense] and the U.S. Navy are still categorizing it as unidentified,” Pope adds.