“”Area 51” kooks who believe in the UFO stories are just that, kooks.”
Based on what?
Let’s just put it this way, with all of the thousands of workers who have gone through “Area 51” in the intervening decades, you don’t find it the least bit curious that only one or two who “claimed” to have worked there have come forward with stories of UFO’s?
And of those that did, they received absolutely no punitive measures for violating any non-disclosure agreements they would have signed? If they were released from this agreement, why weren’t the thousands of others who could corroborate their stories? This draws their credibility into serious question.
Keeping in mind that those who could possibly refute their stories aren’t going to for various reasons, but namely, they swore they wouldn’t talk about their work unless permitted to do so.
No physical evidence, no documentation, nothing but hand drawn and verbal “evidence” that matches up pretty damn close with sci-fi movies.
What we have seen out of “Area 51” are folks talking about the SR71 and U2 in their early days, when interest in Sci-Fi was probably at its peak. Seeing “weird” looking aircraft fly 3x the speed of sound sure would have been easy to compare to the movies of the time.
So if “Area 51” is used to test new technology, why isn’t it plausible that UFO kooks want to make new aircraft into UFOs? It gets them attention, which draws in more kooks, which draws in the $$$.
Laughable...