Mysterious aircraft over Texas

"Yankee Blue" isn't the only gaslighting operation out there. A steady stream of Fugazi is what pumps subreddits like /r/ufos up to the 3.8 million user mark. There might be a genuine "interesting thing" buried in some social media post, but you'll never know because its tainted with the most unpalatable alien disclosure hyperbole you have ever tasted....
Just look at this fine sample of today's "headlines".....


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EDIT: a perfect example. See the headline "Susan Gough: "As we have said before, Sean Kirkpatrick is no longer a DoD employee".
That post just disappeared seconds after this screen shot. This happens all day long, every day.
 
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When I first saw the op video I immediately thought bullshit. My reasoning? The very low bitrate (why wouldn't you share the best footage you took?). The complete failure to keep the object of 'interest' close to centre of frame (not difficult). The fact it doesn't look like IR footage.
My 5 cents.
 

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