Bad Wigins wrote:
I've often wondered whether any one human knows everything about how computers work, for example. So much of it is secretive. Aliens could form a front company, patent their "new invention," start licensing it and pretty soon they have a link to most of our hardware.
Lol
Please watch ore read the transcript of this Harry Reid interview. This just came out 4/27:
https://www.mysterywire.com/ufo/harry-reid-ufo-04032021/
There is so much more compelling evidence. This is something major, bipartisan, and real.
This is beyond advances in drone technology by China and Russia. We are talking hypersonic air to sea craft with no visible source of lift or propulsion, no heat, no sonic boom, they even LOOK fuzzy around the edges... this is a technology fsr beyond our current understanding
jaboukomobile wrote:
Please watch ore read the transcript of this Harry Reid interview. This just came out 4/27:
https://www.mysterywire.com/ufo/harry-reid-ufo-04032021/There is so much more compelling evidence. This is something major, bipartisan, and real.
This is beyond advances in drone technology by China and Russia. We are talking hypersonic air to sea craft with no visible source of lift or propulsion, no heat, no sonic boom, they even LOOK fuzzy around the edges... this is a technology fsr beyond our current understanding
Did you read the interview yourself? I took a bite and there is nothing noteworthy in it. It's the same old story that you always here from retired officials. "Unexplained videos" "Government has an entire task force looking into them" "Prepare, the big reveal is coming"
I'm not disagreeing with the fact that aliens in our vacinity are possible, but you're acting like there has been some groundbreaking evidence that has come to light and I'm just not seeing it
As others have pointed out, the people being dismissive on this thread are almost entirely ignorant of everything there is on this subject. Anyone calling these drones is talking from a place of 100% ignorance. The vehicles bounce around like ping pong balls in whatever direction they want to go with no acceleration or deceleration; they just simply move and stop, and they can move at speeds FAR beyond anything we can produce. Not only can we not produce it, but even if we could, the way these things start and stop would kill any living thing on board due to the g forces produced. The vehicles can also apparently "fly" underwater with zero problem and go in and out of water with zero problem. Whateverttjey are, they are centuries of not millennia beyond anything we currently have. The chances any other nation is that far beyond the US is very close go zero.
What I think is interesting is that there's ar least one video showing these things flying "belly first" when it really wanted to move quickly, which is exactly how Bob Lazar said they flew, and he said this before the video was leaked. That's pretty strange.
Again, there are now numerous, very reputable people saying these things are real, it's essentially impossible they're of human origin, and we have had numerous encounters with them now, many of which we have videos of. The videos that have been released are stated to be the least compelling videos we have, and apparently we have videos of the things from as close as within 50ft. Again, people saying this stuff includes actively serving US senators. It's not tinfoil hat stuff.
Yammy wrote:
The chances any other nation is that far beyond the US is very close go zero.
Why do you assume these aren't produced by the US? You think every random senator that gets elected knows all the top secret government projects?
Testing these on US naval warships would definitely be what I would do if I were developing these for a secretive branch of the government.
Yeah so it's some weird electromagnetic event like ball lightening or whatever.
Why is it always fighters with terrible cameras and not dudes joyriding in a Beechcraft with 4K iPhone cameras who get these vids?
Again, there is nothing particularly exciting about grainy balls of light or whatever. Especially when we have far better documentation capabilities at our disposal now.