I see a lot of people referring to the Chinese UFO gay balloon thing and the East Palestine derailment in the same breath, as if they are both equally distraction stories. I don't feel that they are based on the following: Gay Balloon: - gay balloon ufo stories full of Jewish tricks and insinuations. "China has denied the first balloon was purposefully sent over us airspace" (Huh? See that? Are they all Chinese spy balloons now or what? Thanks Jews) - official language changed overnight across all outlets, which presumably each have their own style guides, from UAP to UFO. Apparently switching back to the old word to make these stories accessible to as many goyim as possible - hard to believe facts: China spies with balloons even though they have satellites; we're suddenly just shooting down UFOs regardless of what we think they are; all shoot-downs occur over inaccessible places, ensuring the remains, if any, will be collected quietly and never mentioned again unless it's convenient - barrage of stories that are placed on front pages despite dubious relevance/importance Derailment on the other hand: - one event*, only ranking high because people keep talking about it and resharing the stories (out of concern, obviously) - official line appears to be try to downplay it - news outlets putting it on page Z8, ranking it below puff pieces in importance - smart anons on Poal and tik tok Chinamen are posting info on the chemicals (half-lives, combustion, health effects, estimated quantities, how they travel in air, water, and ground, etc) while downplayoors say "it's not that big a deal" without offering any rationale behind that judgement Am I missing something? Am I so wrapped up thinking this chemical spill is actually important that the Jew diverted my attention from something more important? If so, what? And how do you know? * there have been other chemical spills in the news recently, actually. That's a bit suspicious. But it just doesn't feel like the Jew media is attempting to bundle it up into a big narrative.