>>7623718

>>7623711

Notable several days ago. Colorado is similar in terrain and altitude to Afghanistan. So ya. Training. Regularly. This is nothing new. Drones are constantly operating out there.

Cannot speak to an uptick in activity, perhaps an uptick in training for certain types of missions or drone operators qualifying for certain types of ops… but ya…. Colorado anons in the know, know this isn't anything spoopy.

It wouldn't surprise me to see moar "17" of this or "17" of that type stories start showing up in the mainstream as click bait. First thing I think is "Is it really 17, like you were seeing the tail numbers on the drones? 17 specifically and not one or two that are circling or covering the same ground?"

>>7624352

>>7624350

>When we speak of groups, we are not speaking about all individuals in that group, we are analyzing group behavior patterns, not judging collectively all individuals in that group

What's up 45 post anon? Seems like you have an awful lot to say. I wanted to offer this…

-→ There is a reason that data scientists use phrases like "on average, people in nation, that identify as , _, (attributes) tend to _ (observable pattern)."

-→You say "Jew" but what does that even mean? Practicing Jew, claiming Jewish heritage, converts to Judaism?

-→ Your statement quoted above is double speak. Individuals make up groups and you say that group behavioral patterns emerge but you are not speaking about individuals….. then you commence to post graphics of individuals. So which is it.

I have no doubt you will respond, seeing how you have so much to say in this bread (you're up to 48 posts now, it was 45 when I began muh typing).