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[[Communist]] [[China]] has the technology, and is hostile to the [[U.S.]], but this persistent invasion would constitute an act of war if done by China. Its leadership is far too cautious for such aggression against the [[U.S.]] Also, China would presumably be more interested in the West Coast (i.e., [[California]]) or [[Washington, D.C.]] than in [[New Jersey]]. | [[Communist]] [[China]] has the technology, and is hostile to the [[U.S.]], but this persistent invasion would constitute an act of war if done by China. Its leadership is far too cautious for such aggression against the [[U.S.]] Also, China would presumably be more interested in the West Coast (i.e., [[California]]) or [[Washington, D.C.]] than in [[New Jersey]]. | ||
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Revision as of 00:27, December 15, 2024
Who Is Behind the New Jersey Drones? Almost certainly, he is Elon Musk, for these reasons:
- Musk is the leader in this drone technology. (a Musk tweet: "Drone swarm battles are coming that will boggle the mind.")
- Musk has apparently not commented on this (as of Dec. 14, 2024), when he comments on everything else of this nature.
- Musk admires Trump immensely, and the drones initially all flew near Trump's summer home (safely when he wasn't there).
- Musk loves secret, publicity-generating operations like this. He pushes the edge and likes to be the surprise.
- Other possible sources have been all ruled out, such as the Feds plausibly saying the drones are lawful and not theirs.
- If this weren't Musk, then he'd already be volunteering to use technology to find out who it is, and he hasn't.
- These drones are similar to (and perhaps as dangerous as) Musk's driverless Tesla cars, which Musk loves.
Other possibilities
China
Communist China has the technology, and is hostile to the U.S., but this persistent invasion would constitute an act of war if done by China. Its leadership is far too cautious for such aggression against the U.S. Also, China would presumably be more interested in the West Coast (i.e., California) or Washington, D.C. than in New Jersey.
Google has long done driverless surveillance for its map-building work. But its expertise at drones is less advanced, and Google as a public company would not likely conceal its activities for more than a week amid a public furor.