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This is what worries me. If these were UAPs or if there was ever a time when definitively the Skateboarding is not a crime snoopy T-Shirt and I will buy this government knew they shot down a UAP, do the people of this planet agree with automatically resorting to violence before an olive branch? If the government doesn’t know what these were, why were they so quick to take them down? If the decision to shoot them down was made that quickly, does the government know that there is a hostile race visiting Earth? This has happened before. this was happening 80 years ago. there is nothing new about this entire thing. Confused excited news reports about unknown objects in the beginning and then tampering down the alarm afterwards by explaining it away is something normal. and even though it doesn’t really make any sense. even if like, they didn’t shoot them down, or missed, they’re not going to tell us they didn’t shoot him down are they? I bet you they’re still shooting them down maybe.

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It’s just another event in the Skateboarding is not a crime snoopy T-Shirt and I will buy this long history of suspicious UFO events that doesn’t make a lot of sense and is going to lead to conspiracy ideas. Fundamental fact is the pilots went up there, saw weird balloon like objects, didn’t really know what they were, thought they might have been jamming their plane, were ordered to blow them up, they did, and then they could not find the wreckage. that is not good… Yes, I completely agree and that is why I don’t belive for a minute that the airforce did not know what they were shooting down. I refuse to believe they are so careless and incompetent to engage in such tactics without knowing precisely what the objects were and most likely from where they originated as well. We should have infrared radar imaging from the fighter jet including heat signatures and so on. Especially given that we shot them down they would have to have had a lock on the target with high definition footage. The simplicity of the objects is probably what’s making it difficult to ascertain what they are exactly.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.