A Critical Update On The Chinese Spy Balloon

Has there ever been a greater indictment of the Biden administration?

A spy balloon from an adversarial sovereign power was initially spotted over Alaska but was kept from the public until it was floating over Montana…

From there, the balloon crossed the entire continental United States before it was finally shot down over the coast of North Carolina.

Reports indicate that Biden and the Pentagon disagreed over when and where to shoot down the balloon and the Chinese government has vehemently denied that the unmanned aircraft was a tool of espionage.

For days the CCP has claimed that the downed balloon was nothing more than a civilian research effort into atmospheric and meteorological phenomena.

Since then, reporter Chuck Callesto has claimed that” US intelligence confirms Chinese spy balloon WAS part of Global Surveillance OPERATION to collect information on military sites across the world.”

BREAKING REPORT: US intelligence confirms Chinese spy balloon WAS part of GLOBAL SURVEILLANCE OPERATION to collect information on military sites across the world..

— Chuck Callesto (@ChuckCallesto) February 9, 2023

Additionally, the CCP is asking for the return of the downed spy balloon, a request that U.S. authorities have squarely denied…

The question on everyone’s minds is how an adversarial spy balloon was spotted and then allowed to cross the entirety of the U.S. before being shot down.

Is this simply the most damning evidence to date suggesting a cozy relationship between the Biden crime family and the CCP?

Biden: We will act to protect our country against China.

Reality: A Chinese spy balloon just surveilled our land-based nuclear arsenal while crossing the entire mainland United States.

— Rep Andy Biggs (@RepAndyBiggsAZ) February 8, 2023

Citizen journalists and concerned individuals mapped the approximate pathway of the Chinese spy balloon across the continental United States.

According to civilian sightings and rough sensor readings, the balloon traveled from Montana, through the middle of the country, until it was destroyed off the coast of North Carolina.

Chinese Spy Balloon *approximate* path with *estimated* sensor ranges, US military installations and public sightings.

This was made in collaboration with @TieDyeIntel pic.twitter.com/j5ebCyYap4

— TheIntelFrog (@TheIntelFrog) February 5, 2023

The Epoch Times reports:

National Security Council spokesperson John Kirby said Monday that there are no plans to return to Beijing the debris of the downed balloon, which China claims was a “civilian airship” but that U.S. officials insist was a military spycraft.

“I know of no such intention of plans to return it,” Kirby said, adding that the U.S. military has recovered some of the debris and salvage efforts continue.

Try An "Extreme Altitude Wine" ... From Patriot Wines

“They have recovered some remnants off the surface of the sea and weather conditions did not permit much undersea surveillance of the debris field,” he said.

Only after the Chinese spy balloon completed its mission did Joe Biden discover the courage to shoot it down.

I look forward to a briefing about what secrets have been stolen by the Chinese because of Biden's incompetence. pic.twitter.com/cppnhUDapj

— Ted Cruz (@tedcruz) February 7, 2023

"The American people right now have a lot of questions about this foreign policy."

Sen. @MarshaBlackburn asks questions about the Biden administration's handling of the Chinese spy balloon. @RobFinnertyUSA

MORE: https://t.co/gD5JPvU3UA pic.twitter.com/EPjpG70P7i

— NEWSMAX (@NEWSMAX) February 9, 2023

Pentagon ‘did not detect’ previous Chinese spy balloons: US general Glen VanHerck, the head of U.S. Northern Command

Oh no, the "people familiar with the matter who requested anonymity" just lied themselves into a corner

— zerohedge (@zerohedge) February 7, 2023

Members of the GOP were anything but satisfied with the closed-door briefing from the Biden administration, according to The New York Post:

Rep. Darrell Issa (R-Calif.) characterized the briefing as “unspecific, insufficient and backward-looking,” according to Fox News Digital, further telling the outlet that officials didn’t provide evidence to back up weekend claims by Defense officials that three similar flights took place when former President Donald Trump was in office.