Podcast mogul Joe Rogan said he is “genuinely concerned” about recent drone sightings in the tri-state area after an expert theory emerged.
Logan responded to a video posted by John Ferguson, CEO of Saxon Ammando, a Kansas-based company that specializes in unmanned autonomous remote systems technology, saying, “This is… “This is the first video about these drones that I'm really concerned about.” shared his theory.
“As an expert, as a subject matter expert, I just wanted to give you all my opinions on what could be going on with these drones,” Ferguson said in a video he posted to TikTok on Saturday. '' and added: In particular, I believe that these have sinister intentions. ”
Mr. Ferguson went on to remind viewers that “in the 1980s, President Ronald Reagan eliminated the nuclear program with Russia, and countless nuclear missiles were disarmed and retired.”
“Well, I think over 80 nuclear warheads in Ukraine were missing,” the CEO added. “We don't know where they are, and I'm talking to quite a few government officials about this.”
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“So I spoke to a gentleman a few months ago who was trying to alert the highest levels of government about this particular nuclear warhead that he had physically touched. I was trying to make a statement, but they turned a deaf ear,'' Ferguson revealed. “He physically touched this warhead left behind from Ukraine.”
“He knew it was heading to the United States,” he added. “And we all know that the United States government, this administration, is going to go to war with Russia.”
Mr. Ferguson elaborated as follows:
Well, let's go back a few years. Remember when drones were mysteriously flying from Colorado across the I-70 corridor to Nebraska, here in Kansas, and even Missouri? Well, those drones are radioactive. It was believed that they were searching for matter. Because we found out that some material was missing here in the United States, and we felt there was a strong possibility that nuclear or radioactive material was being taken away. Travel east, west, or south on Interstate 70.
“From what we understand, they were trying to find this radioactive material,” Ferguson said, adding that there is no question why drones would be “flying in the air at night unless they're doing some kind of ISR. No,” he added. [intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance] work. “
“There's no reason for drones to fly at night, because they can't see anything,” the CEO added.
Mr Ferguson went on to claim that drones “could be trying to sniff out” “gas leaks” or “radioactive material” on the ground.
“The only reason to fly a drone at night is if you're looking for something,” he says.
Ferguson said that if these are U.S. drones, “they have no malicious intent,” adding, “The only reason they're flying and flying that low is that they're flying something on the ground.” “Because they're trying to smell it.”
“That's it. There's no other reason for drones to fly around in the sky. [at night]. So my guess is that they're trying to smell something on the ground, a gas leak, radioactive material, etc.,” Ferguson said.
Elsewhere, the CEO said that a man he spoke to to “send the alarm” that “a deadly weapon was on the way to the United States” had not received a response from the U.S. government.
“This government has done absolutely nothing,” he said. “It left Europe, it was there, and now it's gone.”
Ferguson clarified to Breitbart News that his company is “not a USDOD government support agency.” [U.S. Department of Defense]”
“We just build aircraft for large defense contractors,” Ferguson said. “My message was simply to provide technical responses to concerns out there.”
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