John covered this story yesterday when it first broke, but more details (if you wish to generously call them that) have emerged since then. We’re talking about the alleged Chinese spy balloon th.
John covered this story yesterday when it first broke, but more details (if you wish to generously call them that) have emerged since then. We’re talking about the alleged Chinese spy balloon that was observed and photographed over Canada before moving south and flying over Montana. And now we’re getting reports that Canada has spotted a second balloon heading our way.
Assuming they actually are Chinese surveillance systems (which we have little reason to doubt thus far), this was a very provocative and almost certainly deliberate act by Beijing during a time when tensions between China and the United States are already near the boiling point. China has delivered a statement in response to these reports, but it’s barely worth wasting our time on. Their Foreign Ministry said they are “looking into it.” (Associated Press)
Much like too many stories that have cropped up lately, with Tyre Nichols being only one example, everything we’re being told thus far makes no sense whatsoever. Feel free to call me a conspiracy theorist (though you may need to take a number and stand in line), but there’s got to be more going on here than what we’re hearing.
First of all, China is saying they have “no intention to violate the territory and airspace of any sovereign countries.
