This UFO hearing is going to confirm what many of us already know. Let's hope Congress allows decent tax-paying Americans access to all the evidence and doesn't cherry pick their way through it.
And it's going to become a partisan brawl with Dems and GOP taking predictable sides of the debate.
This UFO hearing is going to confirm what many of us already know. Let's hope Congress allows decent tax-paying Americans access to all the evidence and doesn't cherry pick their way through it.
And it's going to become a partisan brawl with Dems and GOP taking predictable sides of the debate.
Sorry, i know everything in america has to fall along partisan lines, but i have no idea what that means in regard to UFOs.
Would be nice if the truth about Roswell was finally told, yes there were deaD aliens found. That right there says it all, yes we are not alone. And all those .....noway this could have been built at this time......explained.
I'll just point out, as an alternative view for those watching on, that most people with an interest in military aviation accept without question that all sightings of 'UFO's are, in fact, clandestine military aircraft.
The rule of thumb is that whatever you see flying now, is some 20-30 years behind the curve.
There is nothing interesting about area 51, except the fact that it is home to Lockheed's Skunk Works. They managed to not only produce and test the F-117 Nighthawk, but field it operationally before the general public had any idea it even existed.
It's interesting, then, that talk of UFOs tends to center around area 51.
A nice piece of circumstantial evidence is that UFO mania began in the '50s, which was right around when prototypes of the first generation of post-WWII next-generation aircraft would have been conducting initial tests.
I'll just point out, as an alternative view for those watching on, that most people with an interest in military aviation accept without question that all sightings of 'UFO's are, in fact, clandestine military aircraft.
The rule of thumb is that whatever you see flying now, is some 20-30 years behind the curve.
There is nothing interesting about area 51, except the fact that it is home to Lockheed's Skunk Works. They managed to not only produce and test the F-117 Nighthawk, but field it operationally before the general public had any idea it even existed.
It's interesting, then, that talk of UFOs tends to center around area 51.
A nice piece of circumstantial evidence is that UFO mania began in the '50s, which was right around when prototypes of the first generation of post-WWII next-generation aircraft would have been conducting initial tests.
That's the narrative that the liberal media and the military industrial complex wants you to believe.
Given that every 12 year old on up has a high-def camera on them at all times these days, it would be nice to see just ONE pic of a "UFO" that isn't distant and grainy.
Given that every 12 year old on up has a high-def camera on them at all times these days, it would be nice to see just ONE pic of a "UFO" that isn't distant and grainy.
I'll just point out, as an alternative view for those watching on, that most people with an interest in military aviation accept without question that all sightings of 'UFO's are, in fact, clandestine military aircraft.
The rule of thumb is that whatever you see flying now, is some 20-30 years behind the curve.
But these UFO's are not even remotely possible with known technology
This should be MASSIVE news
Unfortunately any serious UFO conversation is crowded out by the 105 IQ reddit brigade trying to "debunk" everything
I'll just point out, as an alternative view for those watching on, that most people with an interest in military aviation accept without question that all sightings of 'UFO's are, in fact, clandestine military aircraft.
The rule of thumb is that whatever you see flying now, is some 20-30 years behind the curve.
There is nothing interesting about area 51, except the fact that it is home to Lockheed's Skunk Works. They managed to not only produce and test the F-117 Nighthawk, but field it operationally before the general public had any idea it even existed.
It's interesting, then, that talk of UFOs tends to center around area 51.
A nice piece of circumstantial evidence is that UFO mania began in the '50s, which was right around when prototypes of the first generation of post-WWII next-generation aircraft would have been conducting initial tests.
That's the narrative that the liberal media and the military industrial complex wants you to believe.
Dang! You included "narrative", "liberal", "media" and "military industrial complex" in a ONE SENTENCE POST!!! That's AWESOME!
Clearly we should take you post very, very seriously!
Given that every 12 year old on up has a high-def camera on them at all times these days, it would be nice to see just ONE pic of a "UFO" that isn't distant and grainy.
UFOs have "distant and grainy" filters on board.
I think that they also have some sort of Bigfoot technology that they use to make sure they can never be truly identified. And You-Know-Who is certainly behind all of this - UFOs and Bigfoots alike.
This UFO hearing is going to confirm what many of us already know. Let's hope Congress allows decent tax-paying Americans access to all the evidence and doesn't cherry pick their way through it.
And it's going to become a partisan brawl with Dems and GOP taking predictable sides of the debate.
Sorry, i know everything in america has to fall along partisan lines, but i have no idea what that means in regard to UFOs.
Let me guess, Republicans will want to build a space shield to keep alien immigrants out and the alien governments will pay for it. Democrats want open border and to make alien immigrants US citizens immediately so they can vote out the rest of the republicans. Typical.
First page, and the 105 iq reddit crowd and braindead Republican "what are they trying to distract us from" crowds are already here!
Yes, they're DEFINITELY trying to distract you with UFOs, why else would they have ran a black-budget program studying them for two decades without telling the public, before they fired the director, leading to the leaks and common knowledge we have today? Why else would the UFO committee meetings be in the footnotes of government websites?
It's like all critical thinking skills in this country are gone. Go watch the videos of these objects and listen to the pilots talk about them. They aren't of this world.