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    1. Open-Storage8938 on

      SS: The Battle of Los Angeles was an alarm air raid during WWII, when anti-aircraft guns fired at suspected enemy aircraft over Los Angeles. The city lights were shut off, and the military began shooting everything they had at the supposed enemy. The battle was so chaotic that five civilians died.

      In the end, the military claimed it was likely just a balloon. All those weapons fired and all that destruction, only for them to say it was a small, ordinary weather balloon. The anti-aircraft barrage of over 1,400 rounds, civilian injuries, and widespread panic was just over that. Even newspapers questioned whether that explanation was true, some saying that the military did not want to admit they had been attacked by another nation with technology that could not be destroyed or taken down.

      Decades later, many people rediscovered the story and suggested it may have been a giant extraterrestrial UFO flying over Los Angeles, which would explain the secrecy. Either way, I am suspicious of the official story. All those rounds were fired at the supposed target, yet nobody recovered the weather balloon that supposedly started it all? I am going to call bullshit. Even the Roswell incident had photos of the recovered weather balloon people claimed to see, but in this case, there is not a single photo.

    2. RoyalRifeMachine on

      USG had captured two Eloha Greys who are like royalty to them. This is why there were UFO’s over D.C. as well. They Grey wanted us to know they could control our outcomes to the negative not just for us but all of humanity . We could shoot at them forever and they would always just sit there looking down. A military the spent 8 hours and thousands and thousands of rounds of ammunition and explosives did not even move the ship. It was a warning to return the royalty back to the hive or have a face off.

    3. Suspicious-Drop-9244 on

      It was the Germans flexing their might. Its pretty common knowledge I thought.

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