03 Aug 23
@moonbus saidA lot a money spent of covering up ... clearly there is something to hide.
And one more point:
-- the U.S. government has not been entirely transparent about what it knows. Even if what it's covering up is not a recovered alien space craft, but ultra-top-secret military weaponry, at least the Intelligence Committee of congress should have been informed about it. The military has a huge budget, quite a large portion of it is unaccounted for and Congress should know where it's being spent.
03 Aug 23
@mike69 saidYou are right, most don't. I didn't. My father didn't.
I don’t know or feel either way with possible hidden human tech vrs whatever but I’ve seen things more than once than make me say hmmm…. The one I mentioned on here three other people reported seeing (I didn’t report as I’m sure most don’t).
And still, there are people arrogant enough to tell you what you *really* saw LOL!
@shavixmir saidAsk the scientists, Like Avi Loeb, a theoretical physicist who works on astrophysics and cosmology at Harvard University.
Not one shows an alien.
It shows something you can’t explain. More data needed.
Just ask the scientists.
Harvard professor Avi Loeb says knowledge of UFOs should 'shared by all humans'
Harvard Professor Avi Loeb is currently studying fragments of a meteor that he believes may be pieces of an interstellar spacecraft. While he believes it is possible for spacecrafts to be on Earth, he questions the presence of life.
https://www.cbsnews.com/boston/news/harvard-professor-avi-loeb-uap-technology-ufo-hearing/
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And if the radar and pics (and witnesses) can't explain it, then neither can *you*, so you have no right to declare that it is not alien.
you're out of your element and clearly working with 1990's information.
@metal-brain saidNothing at all tangible, agreed, How's this for a conspiracy theory:
Yep.
When a congresswoman asked how he knew they had alien bodies and he said the words "I heard" said it all. The dumb ass heard a rumor......but he knows. LOL!
It was a congressional hearsay hearing. So stupid!
This whole exhibition in Washington in front of the Oversight committee was played out for the purposes of
*promoting* UFO's to the citizenry. The gov has been doing it for a long time now.
Did you ever think you'd see the US government make 3 videos about Naval encounters with UFO's? (GoFast, FLIR, Gimbal)
Or have a Navy pilot like David Fravor, with the Navy's blessings, show a tictac UFO video on CNN, BBC, and FOX?
Our government now is not our father's government concerning UFO's.
03 Aug 23
@ponderable saidWhat??? green thumb for putting down UFOlogy??
You get a green thumb by me here.
And I hope you apply the measure that you suggest.
you're hurt me, pondy
04 Aug 23
@earl-of-trumps saidPeople should be laughed out of congress for publicizing rumors.
Nothing at all tangible, agreed, How's this for a conspiracy theory:
This whole exhibition in Washington in front of the Oversight committee was played out for the purposes of
*promoting* UFO's to the citizenry. The gov has been doing it for a long time now.
Did you ever think you'd see the US government make 3 videos about Naval encounters with UFO's? (GoFast, ...[text shortened]... O video on CNN, BBC, and FOX?
Our government now is not our father's government concerning UFO's.
Don't they have standards anymore?
26 Sep 23
@moonbus saidDoes that mean William Cooper was not crazy after all?
And one more point:
-- the U.S. government has not been entirely transparent about what it knows. Even if what it's covering up is not a recovered alien space craft, but ultra-top-secret military weaponry, at least the Intelligence Committee of congress should have been informed about it. The military has a huge budget, quite a large portion of it is unaccounted for and Congress should know where it's being spent.
https://documentaryheaven.com/the-hour-of-our-time-the-legacy-of-william-cooper/
26 Sep 23
@earl-of-trumps saidIt’s not bloody aliens.
Ask the scientists, Like Avi Loeb, a theoretical physicist who works on astrophysics and cosmology at Harvard University.
Harvard professor Avi Loeb says knowledge of UFOs should 'shared by all humans'
Harvard Professor Avi Loeb is currently studying fragments of a meteor that he believes may be pieces of an interstellar spacecraft. While he believes it is ...[text shortened]... are that it is not alien.
you're out of your element and clearly working with 1990's information.
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@shavixmir saidIT IS...dems desperate to get the bidens out of the news...thats what it is
It’s not bloody aliens.
27 Sep 23
@earl-of-trumps saidQuoted from the Navy pilot's testimony:
Ask the scientists, Like Avi Loeb, a theoretical physicist who works on astrophysics and cosmology at Harvard University.
Harvard professor Avi Loeb says knowledge of UFOs should 'shared by all humans'
Harvard Professor Avi Loeb is currently studying fragments of a meteor that he believes may be pieces of an interstellar spacecraft. While he believes it is ...[text shortened]... are that it is not alien.
you're out of your element and clearly working with 1990's information.
"Former Navy pilot Commander Dave Fravor was an eyewitness to one such hazard. He also testified at the hearing. On a mission in 2004, he and three others say they saw a Tic-Tac shaped object that was caught on camera.
"With a longitudinal access moving north-south and moving very abruptly over the water. It had no rotors, no rotor wash or any sign of visible control surfaces like wings," testified Fravor.
As they approached, he says the object flew up to align with them, jammed their radar, and took off."
The pilot does not know that the thing, whatever it was, jammed his radar, he does not know that the thing he saw was the actual physical cause of his radar failing. That is speculation. The radar could have failed for some other cause.
That he saw something amazing and unaccountable by any science we currently understand, I have no reason to doubt. But that still leaves open a number of options in addition to extra-terrestrial life forms.
My own view is:
1. we need more data.
And 2. there should be Congressional oversight of the military and specifics of what the military is spending its huge budget on (advanced weapons and transport technologies, radar-jamming technologies, radar-tricking technologies, projecting imaginary craft to confuse enemy pilots, etc. etc.). I appreciate that the military does not wish to tip its hand to America's adversaries and therefore cannot make everything public which the public might like to know, but the Senate Intelligence Committeee surely has the necessary security clearance to know what the military is up to, and should have oversight.
27 Sep 23
@shavixmir saidI'd sooner believe that the U.S. military has developed radar-spoofing and radar-jamming technologies and is also able to project visible images of apparent objects which seem to defy laws of physics, to confuse enemy planes and pilots, than extra-terrestrials. Of course, the military would be coy about such technologies, they wouldn't want America's adversaries to know it has such capabilities. I can also imagine that the U.S. military might test them on its own pilots, from time to time, to see how pilots react to such anomalous phenomena.
It’s not bloody aliens.
27 Sep 23
@earl-of-trumps saidNo you’ve missed the point, the best stance on alien visitations is agnosticism, don’t say it’s an alien just because it’s something un identifiable, don’t say it’s not an alien either, we don’t even know that we’d recognise alien life if it bit us on the ass
Ask the scientists, Like Avi Loeb, a theoretical physicist who works on astrophysics and cosmology at Harvard University.
Harvard professor Avi Loeb says knowledge of UFOs should 'shared by all humans'
Harvard Professor Avi Loeb is currently studying fragments of a meteor that he believes may be pieces of an interstellar spacecraft. While he believes it is ...[text shortened]... are that it is not alien.
you're out of your element and clearly working with 1990's information.
27 Sep 23
@kevcvs57 saidYeah, but from every possible explanation (like optical illusions, space debris, hallucinations, fatamorganas, dejavus) aliens is by far the least likely.
No you’ve missed the point, the best stance on alien visitations is agnosticism, don’t say it’s an alien just because it’s something un identifiable, don’t say it’s not an alien either, we don’t even know that we’d recognise alien life if it bit us on the ass
Like they’re gonna fly 100 millions light years to probe some hick in a field up his arse.
Good grief.