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To me that just sounds like yet another semi-smart bloke who's been hoodwinked by a bunch of balloons and is following the well-established tradition of "imminent disclosure just around the corner".

Where are these quotes from?

Sure thing. This shows number of people (in millions) for each category in each region:

It probably feels somewhat frustrating to watch high up government and military officials buying into and repeating bunkum, when if they were just subscribed to Mick's YouTube they'd probably be instantly more well-informed. Perhaps one thing people here can do is put some work into the...

Following the link in the second post, it seems that a truther five years ago objected that "gravity alone couldn't have caused such a compact pile" (and I'm guessing it's something other truthers have said elsewhere and so part of their discussions). Talk about clutching at straws.

A bit of both, I guess. Strictly speaking it's by percentage, so more like "if you meet a hundred people in the NE and a hundred people in the south chances are there'll be about 4 more unvax-nomask people in the south". But looking at the table again: you're right that the south here has a...

Looking at the original report, I'm not a fan of how they've presented their data. A table like this - - (as well as the unnecessary second decimal place) doesn't really offer much in the way of region-specific information (though you can notice whether each individual category is higher or...

He clearly thinks that there was something unusual in the navy videos because he talks about what the pilots say they saw and how "they locked onto it with their radars and then all of a sudden it was here on the surface and then it's there" (pointing up). Seems that it's not an either/or but a...

I think this is right: among unvaccinated people in the northeast 70.3% wear masks and 29.7% don't. Or by total population 6.2% (3.6m) are unvaccinated and non-mask wearing. So a bit rosier. Here's the working out: I haven't triple-checked though as I have to go eat breakfast. (N=no...

The stats are a bit weirdly presented in that article - it's not always immediately clear what the percentages are referring to - but the 14% figure (actually 13.7%) seems to be saying: Of the estimated 62.6 million Americans who are unvaccinated but wear masks, 45% (28.2 million) live in the...

Doesn't look like lights to me, just reflections that change as the object moves. Cube balloon in the OP seems a good shout.

True, missed those. Which supports that it's the same object (or objects) reflected 2/5 times.

The idea that they're "repeating" could just be a coincidence, given that the angles between them are quite different: Specks on a windshield?

Looks like this is the webcam here: Source: https://www.saltysongs.com/st-ives-bay-10k-race/stivesbay10k-183444/

Looks like an outdoor camera to me. And checking the site of the company that provides/installed the camera (https://camsecure.co.uk) it appears that's what they specialise in. One could always write to the surf club/camsecure to confirm though.

I mean, no wonder they're amazed if that's what they were shown. :D

Can you elaborate on this please? That YouTuber only seems to have two videos (both of the same light) on their channel. Did they have more in the past that are now removed? Also, the vertical movement of the light in the TV show version seems a lot faster than on the original. Have they sped...

There's something in that, in that studies are showing that protection wanes after some months: Just like the protection gained through natural infection, it looks like vaccine-induced immunity gradually wears off...

I can't pretend to understand how this sort of analysis works. From my place of ignorance it seems that it starts with a presupposition that the vaccine contains graphene oxide and then notices that the UV absorption spectrum and imagery under a microscope is similar. But could not many things...

Oh. I thought they were saying it was 99% graphene. They're measuring that differently?