Select reporting on the recent "shootdowns" and newsmaker opinions. Gerrard Kaonga sketches the fourth UFO downing, which we later heard took two missiles. (Another Newsweek piece links the higher aerial events with Something Else Big this past weekend as a Convergence of UFOs, Super Bowl Sparks Avalanche of Rihanna Jokes, Memes.) Thanks to The War Zone's Thomas Newdick, we can Listen To F-16 Pilots Intercept The Octagon Object Over Lake Huron. While the audio doesn't cover the actual "decommission" of the unidentified object, it makes for absorbing listening, and photos of the returning planes seem to confirm the use of two AIM-9X missiles. The BBC gives us an air-traffic map for the first of the weekend object despatches. Radar Squiggle Tracks US Jet as Alaska 'Object' Downed. That appears to show the beginning of that recovery search. Next we read 'I'd Be Very Suspicious': Ex-NORAD Commander Says UFOs are a 'Concerted Effort' by America's Enemies to 'Test' Outdated Systems: Pentagon Has Still Not Recovered Debris from Three Shot Down at Weekend. Jen Smith's article discusses these matters; adds a helpful chart and timeline; presents remarks by current NORAD head General Glen VanHerck; and notes Congressional concerns, which get a Politico team's attention as The Truth is Out There: UFO Fever Grips Congress. Bipartisan dissatisfaction with Tuesday's classified Senate briefing on these shootdowns may descend into partisan bickering. (WM)-- Delivered by Feed43 serviceTHE ANOMALIST