Kansas Nuke Sniff Connection To Internets Drone Hysteria 2024

Sorry that TKC has failed to offer very much American drone panic coverage over the past few days. 

From our vantage . . . It's MSM garbage content that's worse than junk food or so many other manufactured "threats to Democracy" because it not only satisfies our craving for the ridiculous but also proves that maybe the populace never really deserved a constitutional federal republic in the first place.

I'll accept hugs and ice cream if it turns out that I'm wrong and talking space monkeys jump out of these things and demand dinner & dancing with middle-class suburban white women.

Either way . . . It all seems farcical and, most likely, a very real sign that everyone has given up on 2024. 

As promised in the post title . . . We'll lead off today with a regional connection to good old fashioned American nonsense . . . 

"CEO of a remote aircraft system company in Kansas, claimed in a drawn-out TikTok video on Saturday that the drones are attempting to “smell” either a gas leak, “radioactive material,” or something else on the ground . . . His theory resonated with many online, including Rogan, who offered his two cents on the drones that have unnerved New Jersey and New York residents for weeks. “This is the first video about these drones that has got me genuinely concerned,” he wrote on X . . ."

Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com link . . .

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