War of the Worlds? Concerned Americans Are Worried That the Pentagon is Shooting Down Alien Aircraft

Speculation breeds panic until revelations are forthcoming.

That's what's happening now in the country as many Americans are wondering what's being hidden from them after a series of unidentified objects were shot down with Sidewinder missiles over North America.

Reporters today asked Air Force General Glen VanHerck whether the United States has ruled out the possibility that the objects that have been shot down are extraterrestrial in origin.

"I'll let the intel community and the counterintelligence community figure that out," said VanHerck.

Pressed by reporters he said, "I haven't ruled out anything at this point."

This reply seems to have energized the UFO community that has suspected for decades that alien beings have been visiting earth and spying on us.

Because of the sudden spate of incursions, the Biden administration has made "private assurances" to people that we're not being invaded from space.

Curious observers have questioned whether this is a rash of unknown objects with unknown intent over America cities and states, or whether this is how it's been for some time. If so, the question is why?

If this the First Contact with extraterrestrial beings, I'm afraid it didn't go too well. Shooting down their spaceships isn't a good way to start a peaceful co-existence.

But I digress.

The Pentagon says that the first spy balloon had parts made in the USA. But what about the last three objects we obliterated in the North America skies?

As it stands, I foresee QAnon loons and other extreme right-wingers having a field day with the uncertainty over the unidentified objects.