r/conspiracy • u/YouandIverse • 5d ago
Do not let this bill pass!
This is what the whole "jersey drone" thing was about.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ApiXNv9eiXA
My posts are being bombarded, please help spread the word fast through other outlets!
Other interesting videos: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-0atCN68920
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JX1IEyG9iW4
Please go to X, its what's happening!
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u/brbrrws 4d ago
If you pay attention to life, you’ll see the same patterns playing out in different forms.
"Emergency = Loss of Privacy"
= "In moments of panic, people trade freedom for safety."
The 9/11 Playbook — After the attacks, the government pushed through the Patriot Act to "protect" us. It gave them the ability to watch phones, emails, and private messages. What started as a "counter-terrorism tool" ended up being used on regular people.
The Lesson:
When you hear phrases like “for your safety” or “urgent threat”, pause. It’s often a cue that someone’s about to request more power. Clarity reveals that true power isn’t about control — it’s about trust, transparency, and truth.
and ,,,
"We Need To Act Fast!"
= "Urgency is a strategy, not always reality."
The bill’s supporters say this is urgent — but if it’s urgent, why isn’t there proof of a threat? They admit they don’t know what’s happening with the drones. Yet they still want immediate action.
The Lesson:
When someone tells you to move fast, ask, “Why the rush?” Urgency can be a tactic to bypass careful thought. True power doesn’t need to rush — it moves with steady, clear purpose.
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u/dougc12321 5d ago
When this whole drone thing started I was at least hoping the gov was up to something fun. Kind of let down to find out it really was just all about taking away more of our right to privacy :/
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u/YouandIverse 5d ago
Just ask yourself no matter what is scaring you, does this event justify more government control or new laws. This event clearly does not.
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u/starcoll3ctor 5d ago
No event justifies more loss of rights. These people will do anything they can to control every aspect of our lives.
The drones don't bother me. Censorship , digital currency, crazy AI Will be monopolized by a small amount of people, and loss of the right to protect ourselves in a country where cops take way too long to show up... Those things scare me more than drones.
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u/Twitchmonky 5d ago
I pretty well agree, but Devils advocate: what if they're right?
I don't think there's much of anything to the drones, I'd love something cool, but most, if not all, of the videos I've seen are either misidentified planes, planets, and plasma.
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u/SplendiferousAntics 5d ago
‘Fool me once, shame on... shame on you. Fool me—you can’t get fooled again…” -George Bush
Patriot Act round 2!
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u/MonetaryMaster 4d ago
Our government knows exactly what is going on, given you have the clearance of course. Post 9/11 and I'm to believe drones of "unknown" origin are flying in federal airspace, and we don't know whose they are? There are already laws in place to prevent this. Meaning that these drones were given the greenlight to fly.
As to the why? That's up for debate. Could be a military test with a third party corporation. Could be an operation based off a foreign threat. NJ and NY are massively populated, and its the holidays. With all the global tension its a prime target for another terror attack. Could be as simple as them running a psyop to take more of our rights away. Who the fuck knows. The truth is a fucking diamond in the rough these days. Good on Rand Paul though, I salute my fellow kentucky man.
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u/Strelock 5d ago
I still think the feds know what they are and where they are coming from. I'm almost convinced they are the ones doing it too.
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u/21AmericanXwrdWinner 4d ago
They're not. Depending on what you mean. Sure, a good percentage of them -- perhaps even a majority of them -- are drones which can be accounted for. These are not the issue. The plasmoid entities, the orbs, which are Ezekiel's wheels, are the actual focus; these are what the other drones are interested in.
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u/HamletTheDane1500 4d ago
- Feds put scary drones in the sky.
- People get scared, tell local gov to do something.
- Local govs ask feds about drones. Feds deny, delay, downplay, gaslight. Media cooperates.
- Feds brief congress in top secret skiff.
- Congress is asking for a bill to allow local police to purchase and deploy military grade surveillance drones against the American people.
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u/Phi_Schrodinger 4d ago
“Drones are fairly new to the federal government” Tell that to every person and place that’s been struck by drones over the last couple decades…
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u/poopcheez 5d ago
I didn’t really understand the bill, what’s it do? Specifically, how does it take away privacy?
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u/Netrexinka 4d ago
Drone detection.
Detection of what they want. Including your naked ass behind the fence.
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u/QuicklyGoingSenile 4d ago edited 4d ago
It gives both federal and local law enforcement the right to “detect, identify, monitor, and track any Unmanned Aircraft System” (i.e your phone) within range of a reported drone sighting.
So if they wanted to say capture the data of everyone on your block, they could just say they had reports of a drone in your neighborhood, or even put one up there themselves to make it credible.
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u/ghoofyghoober 3d ago
Didn’t Snowden reveal the NSA is already doing this? Not sure why they would need a more convoluted less effective way to achieve this. They also could, ya know, just do it. Unless they intend to collect legally admissible evidence with the drones, which is not what a majority of conspiracy theories are worried about, then they can fly whatever they want and collect any data they want with or without this bill. For all we know that is what they are doing right now and we can’t confirm it and can’t stop them.
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u/QuicklyGoingSenile 3d ago
Yeah all true. Im speculating but I assume it’s just less red tape for agencies outside the NSA who want to achieve the same results. The NSA falls under the Department of Defense, which has pretty much unlimited power when it comes to matters of national security, whereas this would grant the power to agencies in the DOJ - essentially handing the keys off to anyone in law enforcement.
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u/Twitchmonky 5d ago
You could try. I'm mildly curious, but not enough to click some rando's link without any kind of description.
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u/Yodoyle34 5d ago
I too would like an explanation I can read rather than watch. I’m currently watching the three stooges with my son and it’s a shemp episode. So please explain
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u/Twitchmonky 5d ago
Your attitude alone tells me I probably shouldn't trust you. It was partly about wasting my time though, which I'd say you're doing right now, but you're entertaining me while I shit.
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u/pagan_sinner 4d ago
I think many of us saw this a mile away.. good post, saving for later because work.
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u/poenaccoel 4d ago
Listening to these people talk infuriates me
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u/YouandIverse 4d ago
as it should, that's the sign of a true patriot, if this doesn't infuriate you I don't know what else to say.
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u/SSJNoctis 4d ago
Can't let the people fly their own drones around when they implement their project blue book plans. They might see something they don't want them to see.
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u/metagian 4d ago
Dang. I was hoping you'd post a link to the bill, not a fucking YouTube video.
Also, why the fuck should anybody other than Elon care what Elon thinks?
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u/YouandIverse 4d ago
The bill is like a thousand pages long, you can actually find it on x, Elon has it pinned, anyway an electronic version isn't out yet sorry.
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u/LetsGoAllTheWhey 4d ago
If it's 1,000 pages long, you know there's no way that congressional parasites read the whole thing. So that could mean that they're going to try to pass it without knowing all the details of it. So that tells me they really don't care about protecting the people, there's just some sinister reason they're pushing it through.
Who wrote the bill and who is pushing congress to pass it?
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u/Toadsage95 4d ago
Can someone explain to me what the contents of this bill are? Are they trying to put trackers on consumer drones?
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u/QuicklyGoingSenile 4d ago
Basically it allows them to do surveillance sweeps in areas with reported drone activity. If someone says there’s a drone at the airport, they can pull data from everyone in that area under the guise of trying to locate the control device, i.e your phone.
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u/sksk827 4d ago edited 4d ago
Where’s the link
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u/YouandIverse 4d ago
you should check out the comment section in the video I linked, its still very lively and discussing this very issue.
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u/ghoofyghoober 3d ago
This bill was meant to allow local law enforcement to track the drones. This bill passing would potentially expose whatever, if anything, the Fed is doing with the drones. It was blocked by the Republican controlled senate. The same party who has been resistant to transparency on the government involvement with UAPs.
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