Drones "cover" America and ignite hysteria, the activist close to Trump links them to the "Blue Beam" project

A close adviser to Donald Trump has issued a stark warning to the American public as he claims drone footage appearing across the nation and fueling a growing sense of hysteria across the US is linked to a chilling government conspiracy.

Charlie Kirk, a conservative political activist and confidant of the president-elect, went on the 'X' platform that America has 'failed' and explained that the drones that have appeared recently are part of the Blue Beam project.

" The drones belong to the Blue Rays project ," he said. Project Blue Beam is a conspiracy theory dating back to the 1990s that claims global elites, including government and military organizations, are planning to use advanced technology to stage celestial events in order to manipulate the world's population.

The theory has recently found renewed traction online as commentators such as Kirk claim that the US government could stage a foreign invasion as a pretext to impose authoritarian rule.

The strange theory is among many that have been amplified over the past week in the information vacuum left by the Biden administration's failure to tell the public where the drones are coming from or who is behind them.

Even Donald Trump called for urgent action yesterday through a post on the Truth Social platform.

" Mysterious drones are being seen all over the country. Could this really happen without our government's knowledge? I don't think so! Elucidate the public now. Otherwise, knock them down! ", Trump wrote.

The Pentagon claims there is no threat to national security, but has been unable to explain the surge of drones across the country in recent weeks.

Most of the flying vehicles have been seen in New Jersey, but mysterious drones have also been reported across the country from Washington to California.

Some of the objects are said to be the size of a car, while New Jersey police reported that the drones were 'unlike anything we've seen before', emitting neither heat nor sound, making them undetectable by radar. . (A2 Televizion)