December 17, 2024
Myorkas Wants States to Lead on Drones
Timothy Birdnow
Al My-dorkass (Myorkas) head of DHS, says states should be given the authority to shoot down drones.
The disgraced,impeached My-dorkass apparently doesn't realize that firefighters and other emergency workers frequently shoot down drones interfering with their work. Firefighters often just hose the darned nosey things.
And the states have the authority under article-1 section-10 clause-3 of the U.S. constitution:
"No State shall, without the Consent of Congress, lay any Duty of Tonnage, keep Troops, or Ships of War in time of Peace, enter into any Agreement or Compact with another State, or with a foreign Power, or engage in War, unless actually invaded, or in such imminent Danger as will not admit of delay."
What is this but "immanent danger" from a potential foreign power?
And if this is not a foreign power? Then it is a matter of policing and police have always had the authority to shoot at fleeing criminals.
Federal law allows governors to have control over airspaces around airports and other such facilities. They may not be legally allowed to shoot down a drone elsewhere,but when they impinge on airports they can take them out.
Myorkas is tossing out red herrings here to hide his own culpability in this matter.
Frankly, any governor who does shoot one of these down will be a hero and can look to win higher office. I am particularly thinking of Pennsylvania's Governor Josh Shapiro, who could hand himself the Democratic nomination by doing it. He would be unstoppable if he took one of these out (provided the Biden DOJ doesn't take HIM out first, that is).
You will notice most of the drone incidents have been in Democrat-controlled states like New York or Pennsylvania where the governors won't dare take such action. The drones in Florida seem to have stopped - before DeSantis could order them taken out. And Ohio is run by the appropriately named Mike Dewhine, er, Dewine, a RINO weenie. Only Virginia seems to be a Red state that is still experiencing a lot of drone visits while having a MAGA governor.
And don't tell me Myorkas doesn't know exactly who is sending these things and why! He's a fool but not THAT big a fool!
I'm sick to death of our government gaslighting us all the time. Trump is right; time to shoot these things down and tell the world what they are.
Al My-dorkass (Myorkas) head of DHS, says states should be given the authority to shoot down drones.
The disgraced,impeached My-dorkass apparently doesn't realize that firefighters and other emergency workers frequently shoot down drones interfering with their work. Firefighters often just hose the darned nosey things.
And the states have the authority under article-1 section-10 clause-3 of the U.S. constitution:
"No State shall, without the Consent of Congress, lay any Duty of Tonnage, keep Troops, or Ships of War in time of Peace, enter into any Agreement or Compact with another State, or with a foreign Power, or engage in War, unless actually invaded, or in such imminent Danger as will not admit of delay."
What is this but "immanent danger" from a potential foreign power?
And if this is not a foreign power? Then it is a matter of policing and police have always had the authority to shoot at fleeing criminals.
Federal law allows governors to have control over airspaces around airports and other such facilities. They may not be legally allowed to shoot down a drone elsewhere,but when they impinge on airports they can take them out.
Myorkas is tossing out red herrings here to hide his own culpability in this matter.
Frankly, any governor who does shoot one of these down will be a hero and can look to win higher office. I am particularly thinking of Pennsylvania's Governor Josh Shapiro, who could hand himself the Democratic nomination by doing it. He would be unstoppable if he took one of these out (provided the Biden DOJ doesn't take HIM out first, that is).
You will notice most of the drone incidents have been in Democrat-controlled states like New York or Pennsylvania where the governors won't dare take such action. The drones in Florida seem to have stopped - before DeSantis could order them taken out. And Ohio is run by the appropriately named Mike Dewhine, er, Dewine, a RINO weenie. Only Virginia seems to be a Red state that is still experiencing a lot of drone visits while having a MAGA governor.
And don't tell me Myorkas doesn't know exactly who is sending these things and why! He's a fool but not THAT big a fool!
I'm sick to death of our government gaslighting us all the time. Trump is right; time to shoot these things down and tell the world what they are.
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Whazzis? Is Myork-ass too lazy to do any of this himself? Or is he afraid of having anything blamed on him? I've news for him: EVERYTHING is gonna be blamed on him once the adults are back in power!
Posted by: Dana Mathewson at December 17, 2024 11:45 PM (aL7f6)
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The adults still have to many preteens mixed in with them wanting to hang with the cool kids. Shoot down a drone it crashes into apt building hundreds are killed. Doesnt make for good headline.
Posted by: Mike at December 18, 2024 12:10 AM (bqOHp)
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I suspect he wants it off his plate Dana. Hopes it will just go away.
You have hit on why they won't do it Mike; fear of someone getting injured or property damage. They prefer to let the Feds take the risk.
But the risks depend on the airport. Here in St. Louis there is plenty of room for a drone to crash when being shot down. Most airports I've been do have room for a drone to be taken out. (Maybe not in the big cities like New York but certainly in some of the smaller ones, and most certainly over U.S. airbases.)
BTW at Lambert, St. Louis' airport, we have an air squadron there and often you see fighter jets flying over. I guess that spooked the drone people.
You have hit on why they won't do it Mike; fear of someone getting injured or property damage. They prefer to let the Feds take the risk.
But the risks depend on the airport. Here in St. Louis there is plenty of room for a drone to crash when being shot down. Most airports I've been do have room for a drone to be taken out. (Maybe not in the big cities like New York but certainly in some of the smaller ones, and most certainly over U.S. airbases.)
BTW at Lambert, St. Louis' airport, we have an air squadron there and often you see fighter jets flying over. I guess that spooked the drone people.
Posted by: Timothy Birdnow at December 18, 2024 08:54 AM (C7GoI)
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