[WhoisAlanGreenspan?]

Step #1) Admit you have a problem.

[Mr. K]

what’s “unimaginable “ about it?

[ArtDodger]

In situations like this, I find Occam’s Razor to be a useful tool.

[mabarker1]

IIRC in one of Phil Schneider’s videos He states that 2019/20 would be Disclosing of the UFO/ET to the Public.

I don’t know which of His many videos it was anymore as I spent a week watching a bunch of them.

[Peter W. Kessler]

Yeah? So?

Completely out of my control, so I live my life every day as if... well, I live my life every day.

(Gotta watch “Earth vs. the Flying Saucers” again. Great flick. We win.)

[Cincinnatus.45-70]

For all the bravery of the writer, he didn’t say much. He uses the term “UFO”. That says there is something unidentified. I hear a strange sound in the night. It’s unidentified. At least until I discover in the morning that the cat knocked a glass off an end table.

We have not really explained why there are strange lights and even glowing orbs that are sometimes seen just before or during earthquakes. Despite the arrogance of so-called “climate scientists,” there are vast areas of everyday occurrences we still don’t understand.

[Deplorable American1776]

There are intelligent beings around. Unfortunately, they aren't in Congress..😋

[Rockingham]

It is claimed that in the 1950s the US recognized UFOs as a potential security threat against which we could do little in that direct challenges led to destruction and retaliation. Therefore the government denied that UFOs were real in order to avoid panicking the public. In the meanwhile, we studied them in great secrecy.

Now, the US military supposedly has the technology to confront, target, and destroy hostile UFOs. Gradually, the existence of UFOs will be admitted and their bewildering variety and diverse origins and intentions will be explored by outside scientific experts. This is said to be the deeper purpose behind Trump's Space Force proposal.

Of course, although this is plausible, we cannot now know if it is true.

[Salman]

People have indeed seen flying objects which they have not identified.

/sarc

[Robert DeLong]

I hear lots about it, but I have yet to see real proof, so no I don’t need to adjust to the fact that UFOs exist. 8>)

[JoeFromSidney]

Back in the 1960s I was assigned to Air Force Office of Scientific Research. AFOSR was directed to support a study of the UFO phenomenon. That meant that someone on the staff would be put in charge the study. The Director told me I had been considered for that post, but the choice went to another of our scientists. I replied that it was just as well, since I already thought they were extraterrestrial, and wasn't sure I could be objective in running the study.

The study examined all the major cases, but ultimately came to no conclusion.