Hello John and Doves,
The mystery drones in the northeast
of the country are now being referred to as
"dronegate". Very fitting.
President Trump's new White House
Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt passed on information on
the mystery drones - 'they were FAA authorized' for
'research and other reasons'.
The public isn't buying this.
Add this to what's going on in
Ohio/Indiana now!
And Ohio and Indiana are seeing a
new spat of drones and the Sheriff's Office is working with
FAA and the FBI - so far, the FAA isn't claiming these are
"FAA authorized to do research in Ohio and Indiana".
But we'll see.
And these drones are
being seen near 'avian flu hotspots' and the people and
Sheriff want to know why. It's illegal to
enter an avian flu site with drone or by person according to
the DHS. And it's illegal to shoot a drone down.
People are being asked to send in videos, pictures, etc to
the Sheriff's office and Emergency Management Agency.
Sheriffs want to know why are these drones flying around
turkey farms, chicken farms? And why are they flying
around avian flu hotspots - farms where H5N1 has been
identified/quarantined? Georgia noted significant
drone activity last December...now that state is getting it
with bird flu. hmmmm
Also, in this letter I wrote about
the Indian military's problem with their military drones and
Chinese components. The Chinese have the most advanced
drone technology of any country.
And then I asked 'if the Chinese
can remotely take control of a drone, can they remotely take
control of a Black Hawk helicopter'? Too many crazy
things about that helicopter - it's odd path - it appears to
be 1/2 mile off it's approved course - it was flying too
high (suppose to be at 200 feet). Was something going
on with this helicopter before the collision? Maybe
the black box will tell the story. Then again, if it
was being remotely controlled, will THEY want that to come
out? Especially with people not believing the FAA
story about the mystery drones. And the drones might
be Chinese with possible payloads. What could stop
them??
The Official Mystery Drone Response:
run time 2:23
Ohio and Indiana's Mystery Drones Are Back:
Ohio and Indiana are noting a
significant number of drone sightings...again. The
Sheriff's Office, FBI, DHS, and FAA are involved.
This article dated January 31,
2025:
"Local agencies have announced an
increase in drone sighting reports for northeast Indiana and
northwest Ohio....It started this past Friday - about six
days ago - we had a few of them, about three or four.
Upwards of 10 on Saturday, 20 or so on Sunday and then
anywhere from 30 to 50 Monday night to Tuesday night,
"Mercer County Sheriff Doug Timmerman said."
"The Indiana Department of
Homeland Security has announced an influx in drone
activity near avian flu hotspots....While local
agencies have yet to confirm a full connection between avian
flu sites and drone sightings, officials say they are still
looking for answers. We have no known origin or reason
why they may be flying over here...if there is research
being done we'd like to know that our citizens are safe and
let's be transparent with each other and tell us what the
research is about." Tinnerman said."
"It's making people very uneasy...when
they're spotted at poultry farms and chicken farms...
"People who live in Mercer County
have been left puzzled following a series of mysterious
drone sightings over the past few nights. Sheriff Doug
Timmerman confirmed that his office is actively
investigating the incidents and working closely with federal
and local law enforcement to identify the origin and
operators of the drones." The Sheriff's Office is
"collaborating with the Federal Aviation Administration, the
FBI and local law enforcement in nearby counties, including
those across the Indiana border. Despite these
efforts, the purpose of the drones and their operators
remains unknown."
The Sheriff's Office is calling on
residents of Mercer County to submit any information and
video they have on the drones. And 'for safety
reasons, they are telling the people not to confront or
follow these drones."
Two reports of
drone sightings came into the Sheriff's Office in Darke
County, Ohio. Then another report of 14
drones. Darke County and Mercer County are working
together on these sightings. And Jay County is
reporting drones. - FBI, Indiana DHS, FAA and the military
are involved. "Jay County Sheriff Ray
Newton said they are flying around the turkey farms and
the chicken farms."
Obviously our advanced drone
detection systems and anti-drone systems do not work against
these drones. Nobody has been able to identify them or
find their origin. Which they should have been able to
do via Remote ID. Thus the warning not to follow or
confront the drones.
Indian Military Drones and Chinese Components:
And then this news came out of
India, Jan 31, 2025: "The use of Chinese-made
components in Indian drones being supplied to the army runs
the risk of compromising national security through the
hacking of data. A concerned military is now
tightening regulations."
A tactical drone "used for covert
intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR)
activities - along the LIne of Control in Jammu and Kashmir
- veered off course, crossing into Pakistani
territory. According to army sources, what initially
seemed like a technical glitch turned into a chilling
revelation: the "Made in India" drone had actually
been hacked, its Chinese components exploited to wrest
control from Indian operators."
"This wasn't just a technical
failure, it was a breach of national security. These
revelations sent shock waves through India's military
establishment, which is scaling up drone usage for critical
ISR missions as well as preparing an armed fleet of Unmanned
Combat Aerial Vehicles (UCAVs) and, following government
policy, mostly procuring them from Indian manufacturers."
This "raises questions not only
about cybersecurity but also supply chain issues in case of
wartime," says a defence official." India's army
suspended multiple orders - and found out that "several
Indian drone-makers were found to rely heavily on Chinese
parts."
"Experts have long warned about
cybersecurity vulnerabilities that Chinese components in
Indian drones pose. The greatest danger lies in data
leaks and unauthorized access to sensitive military
operations. Backdoor-mechanisms that bypass security
features - embedded in Chinese electronics, particularly
within communication modules, cameras and control systems,
could be exploited to extract intelligence and sensitive
military information, disrupt military operations, hinder
operational readiness or even seize control of drones
mid-operations."
Military Intelligence has
repeatedly barred the use of Chinese-origin components in
sensitive security equipment. "The directives mandated
that hardware and software in such systems must not come
from China. Manufacturers were also instructed to
ensure rigorous testing to eliminate potential malware
threats. This was hardly surprising, given that a law
passed in Beijing 2017 mandated that all Chinese tech firms
share data with government agencies."
Unfortunately, domestic manufacturers and lack of
compliance has allowed Indian drones to become infected with
Chinese 'parts'.
"In 2019, a
cautious US banned the usage of drones and their
components made in China."
Recognizing this threat, the
Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology
has now expanded it cybersecurity initiatives to include
civilian drones."
Supply Chain Issues Are The
Problem:
Chinese components in drones are of
two types:
Active components are processors,
communication modules, sensors, flight control units and
memory storage devices - these are critical to drone
operations and highly vulnerable to cyber threats.
Processors with malicious firmware can help adversaries
intercept surveillance data or manipulate drone functions;
communication modules and sensors can transmit sensitive
reconnaissance date to foreign servers.
Passive components are printed
circuit boards, motors and power systems, resistors and
capacitors - these can carry risks. Circuit boards can
conceal spyware or sabotage mechanisms, compromised motors
and power systems can lead to premature failures and
substandard resistors or capacitors increase system failure
risks during missions.
"We have been moving too quickly on
drone adoption, both military and civilian, without
adequately addressing their vulnerabilities, admits a senior
defence official. He reveals that there is still no
mechanism in place to verify the origin of components in
'Made in India' drones.'
"Components like cameras, LiDAR
(Light Detection and Ranging) sensors and communication
modules can also be rigged with malware to transmit
information to adversaries."
"Given its domination in
drone components, Beijing can manipulate their supply
chain to disrupt Indian drone production and operational
readiness."
The rise of drone swarms,
loitering munitons (armed drones that 'loiter' in the
sky before locating the target) and autonomous UCAVs
(unmanned combat aerial vehicles or combat drones) means
that defence forces must adapt to the growing cyber
threats that accompany these technologies."
Bet the U.S. has the same problem
as India - "no mechanism in place to verify the origin of
components."
A 100% made in the U.S. (or India)
is the only way to know there is no Chinese component in a
drone.
We certainly have seen a lot of
'drone swarms' and 'loitering' and we were warned about
Chinese autonoumous drones that can carry payloads...this
would explain why no one can identify these drones - either
in the U.S. or the U.K. Our advanced anti-drone
systems can not ID nor track these drones.
Autonomous drones "are unmanned
aerial electronic machines that utilize artifical
intelligence and computer vision for self-flying and aerial
actions through integrated circuitry and programming."
The roles of autonomous drones in the military are "
reconnaissance, payload carriage, security surveillance.
What
Are Autonomous Drones? How Do They Work? - Remoteflyer
Drone or Black Hawk
Helicopter?:
If someone can seize a drone, can
someone seize a Black Hawk helicopter? It can be done
- per testing done October 2024 by Lockheed Martin and DARPA
(yikes! Think Moderna "vaccine"!)
"a ground crew hooked up a sling
load to the (Black Hawk) helicopter remotely controlled
through the MATRIX system."
"Using a tablet connected via a
data link to the helicopter 300 miles away ...the helicopter
autonomously performed take off and hover, before flying a
circuit and landing again without pilot input."
"The system can receive remote
mission commands in real-time without the need of assistance
from a flight crew."
The Chinese can take
over drones...can they take over a Black Hawk helicopter?
It just seems odd that so many
people have noted, even President Trump, that the Black Hawk
helicopter seemed to run right into the passenger plane -
"the helicopter was going straight at the airplane for an
extended period time."
But, with all the Chinese hacking
that's going on in the country - including the DoD - it's a
possibility. And then there is the question as to why
the helicopter was flying above 300 feet instead the
required 200 feet and why was it a half mile off it's
'approved path'? Why did the airliner's automatic
system not warn the pilot of another aircraft (the
helicopter) was close by? Some say
it was the night vision goggles prevented the helicopter
pilot from seeing the plane - but that doesn't explain the
altitude or path differences. But it's not known if
the goggles were being used. The black boxes have
been recovered from the two aircraft. "The black box
from the helicopter will give them a sense of internal
communications leading up to the collision." The
airliner had two black boxes - one was the cockpit voice
recorder.
Looks like I'm not the only one
thinking about the possibility of remote control of the
Black Hawk:
" A new technology for autonomously
operating aircraft dubbed "MATRIX" is drawing scrutiny
across social media after a commercial airliner collided
with a military helicopter in Washington, D.C. on
Wednesday."
"MATRIX is a technology jointly
produced by defense contractor Lockheed Martin and the
government's Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency
(DARPA)"
"While there is no evidence that
the crash on Wednesday involved MATRIX, the project
continues to garner attention as investigators look into the
deadly mishap."
Awaiting the information from the
black boxes.
As for the Ohio/Indiana drones
flying around avian flu hotspots - reported by the Indiana
Department of Homeland Security.... I remember being warned
by the Russian General Kirillov - our own government was
going to attack the U.S. with bioweapons - he specifically
mentioned bird flu (spread by migratory birds - or, how
about, drones!) and mpox. The
Sheriffs of Mercer County and Jay County said the drones
are flying around the turkey, chicken farms and where the
avian flu hotspots are.
Officials
Investigate Increased Drone Activity Near Indiana Bird
Flu Outbreaks | News | wthitv.com
Prayers
for the families and friends of those that perished in
this collision above the Potomac River.
Comfort only the Lord can bring.
Pray for the peace of Jerusalem!
Maranatha!
Chance