Here is the video from the crash time that matches up with local reports and UAP

Watch as 2, unmarked & unidentified aircraft meet at the exact crash site while a Hong Kong aircraft comes through. Important to note that this HK craft did not take the typical "Great Circle Route" and instead came through Alaska & Canada (destination is JFK)

One of the "PC12s" (likely just a placeholder name for the aircraft because there was no callsign or hex codes) lose transmission as the other leaves.

Question is: Were they trying to intercept this Chinese aircraft and shit went south?

A Plane from Langley flew low over Michigan 

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Ntl Guard was handling search and rescue and reported possible live ordinance with local authorities instructed to stay away from the site as well as any found debris.

Unidentified Helo's were on site before the local authorities or Coast Guard, with no callsigns and not on radar. Tracked Military Helo flying into crash site then going dark 

Seeing the dots connecting...here is our running theory based on the above

Fact: PLA troops in Canada currently

Fact: Nellis/CONUS troop movement and large scale "training" exercises

Fact: Ships in defensive posture on both coasts

Theory: Chinese have been using advanced tech UAP for reconnaissance

Theory: US pilot sent to investigate or intercept and is shot down.

Possible conclusion:
It seems like they are waiting for us to implode so they can invade. The media and half the government are rooting for it. They want to invite the UN in here to knee cap us if/when a Civil War breaks out

China has plenty of winter training ground ...they haven't secretly positioned troops along our border for over a year for just a "winter training exercise"

And they have not placed spies within our government, and paid off many of our elected officials with millions, for the fun of it

There is an end game, and they have not been shy about stating it

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Geologists Reveal Supervolcano May Lurk Beneath Alaska's Aleutian Islands (Zero Hedge)

The geologist said the arrangement of the mountains suggest a caldera may exist.

"Unlike stratovolcanoes, which tend to tap small- to modestly-sized reservoirs of magma, a caldera is created by tapping a huge reservoir in the Earth's crust. When the reservoir's pressure exceeds the strength of the crust, gigantic amounts of lava and ash are released in a catastrophic episode of eruption." Roman said, "we've been scraping under the couch cushions for data," referring to the challenge of studying such a remote place. "But everything we look at lines up with a caldera in this region."

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U.S. Supreme Court Rules Unanimously You May Sue Government Agents for Damages When They Violate Your Individual Rights

In a unanimous opinion issued today by the U.S. Supreme Court, and authored by Associate Justice Clarence Thomas, the Court ruled in Tanzin v. Tanvir that individuals may seek damages as a remedy when federal officers violate their rights. The opinion closely tracks an amicus brief submitted by the Institute for Justice.

The case involved FBI agents who retaliated against Muslim-Americans and green-card holders who followed the dictates of their faith and refused to cooperate with the FBI by spying on their own communities.

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