I was at a gathering lastnight and I met someone who is also based. We are in a small town in the flyover states.
We all got to talking about covid, and told us a story about how he was in a nearby community one afternoon about the time covid was showing up in NY. He said he heard a hum and looked up and saw a formation of about adozen drones flying inaV formation about 500 feet high, and there was a vapor mist of some sort coming out from behind them. He didn't think much of it, but in the next few weeks covid was quickly spreading across the country, so in hindsight he wondered if the Deep State used drones to spread it.
So, that was his story. There is no evidence ofhis story. This is not an instance of "trust me, bro" . Instead I am wondering if anyone recalls something similar? (Obviously even if several Anons say yes, that is not evidence). So, just an anecdote, and am wondering if anyone has a similar story.
I saw unusual drone activity in my urban area in 2020 around when covid first landed. Didn't see them spraying anything, just hovering in weird places.
Unusual in this case means bigger (bigger than a backpack and quite loud) quad-copter drones hovering over the middle of a busy street (4 lanes each way busy) for long periods of time. Multiple busy urban places over a few weeks, same drone style. FWIW.
Reading this it reminded me of the strange drone thing in Colorado in early 2020.
WTF eh?
Mysterious Swarms of Giant Drones Keep Appearing at Night Over Colorado
TECH 02 January 2020 By IRENE JIAN, BUSINESS INSIDER Mysterious swarms of giant drones keep appearing at night over Colorado (US Air Force) Something strange has been happening in eastern Colorado at night.
Since the week of Christmas, giant drones measuring up to 6 feet (1.8 metres) across have been spotted in the sky at night, sometimes in swarms as large as 30.
The Denver Post first reported these mysterious drone sightings in northeastern Colorado on December 23. Since then, sightings have spanned six counties across Colorado and Nebraska.
Phillips County Sheriff Thomas Elliott had no answer for where the drones came from or whom they belonged to but did have a rough grasp on their flying habits.
"They've been doing a grid search, a grid pattern," he told The Denver Post. "They fly one square and then they fly another square."
The drones, estimated to have 6-foot wingspans, have been flying over Phillips and Yuma counties every night for about the past week, Elliott said Monday. Each night, at least 17 drones appear at about 7 o'clock and disappear at about 10 o'clock, staying 200 to 300 feet in the air.
On the list to figure out eventually ... Interesting.
Thanks. Really makes you wonder.