Posted on 11/06/2022 10:01:09 AM PST by Excuse_My_Bellicosity
Oh, I feel so much better now.
Do you know what the “five observables” are that define a legitimate UFO?
Here they are:
1. Anti-gravity lift.
2. Sudden and instantaneous acceleration
3. Hypersonic velocities without signatures (= no vapor trails and no sonic booms)
4. Low observability, cloaking capability
5. Trans medium travel = space, atmosphere, water—and no splash in the water and no wake in the water
If China has these it is game over.
HOW DO THEY EXPLAIN the incredible speed of the UFOs described by Military pilots?
Radar doesn’t get fooled by optical illusions.
What are the range of Chinese drones? Of the coast of Mexico and Puerto Rico?
““...Pentagon officials reveal...”
Well, now we know what it’s not”
My first thought as well!
It's scary stuff if real (and these pilots and Aegis radar operators believe it is).
Lots of confirmation biases and "appeals to improbability" fallacies ("it's impossible therefore it cannot be") coming from people who still can't get their minds around this stuff. That said, some folks are going to have a hard time with what is going on here.
But when a former Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Intelligence says (I paraphrase) "whatever they are...they're here," something big is going on. Something in addition to Chinese drones and clutter.
“For any discussion on this, the UFO-groupies swarm and shout down anybody that talks sense.”
Similar to the way anti-UFO-groupies swarm and shout down anybody who thinks there’s a chance they might be real.
My personal experiences have been with twilight missile launches from Vandenberg. I was in the squadron that launched the Minuteman missiles and I can't count the times I have been confronted by people who claim they were extraterrestrial events.
People made claims that they were tears in the time space continuum or wormholes opening up. When I confronted them that these are theoretical phenomena mostly promoted by science fiction, they melted down almost to the point of violence. They can be a scary bunch.
If they *DO* we’re in serious trouble.
There was an amazing event in 1962 at Loring AFB in Maine.
A huge craft (larger than a football field) hovered over the main air-strip with dozens of witnesses.
The people from the tower watched in shock as the airmen on the field were “turned into zombies” for several minutes.
The source for this information is this book:
https://www.amazon.com/Confession-Hidden-Alien-Encounters-Revealed/dp/1695688856
One of the authors also wrote this book that lists dozens of incidents at nuclear sites:
https://www.amazon.com/UFOs-Nukes-Extraordinary-Encounters-Nuclear/dp/1544822197
We are talking many witnesses, all kinds of radar, jets scrambled to intercept the craft etc etc etc. for decades over dozens of these sites.
Oh absolutely. They know it is something much bigger than we can imagine or comprehend.
“My personal experiences have been with twilight missile launches from Vandenberg.”
I grew up with a great view of those. There was never a question of what they were. No question what the parachute flares were either. Everybody was hip.
What I saw two different times were not those or anything like those. They were physically impossible with our technology then or now.
Some people are just going to take time dealing with this. I suspect that's a big reason the DOD and ODNI are reluctant to say very much.
I think they realized that they got too patently ridiculous with their UFO claims.
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Tell you what... It took 2 days to fully grasp what had happened the first time. Two days of being sure it could somehow be explained. There were four of us saw it. And after those two days we realized were never going to be able to explain it and just didn’t talk about it except for side looks at each other when the topic of UFOs was mentioned.
So I understand why folks are having trouble accepting the possibility. Even when you do see it for yourself it is still hard to accept possibility for quite awhile. Until you have a second experience like I did, then you know for sure without question what you witnessed the first time. Solid irrefutable confirmation.
Any Chinese scientist working at Area 51 or S-4?
They’ve both drones for decades? Interesting.
My father was an Air Traffic Controller during WWII (China/Burma/India) and during the Korean War. Dad told he saw a UFO out over the Gulf of Mexico while out fishing during the 1960’s. My father knew his aircraft and, if he said it was a UFO, I believe what he said.
I also used to email and talk to Jesse Marcel Jr. I believe totally that there are UFO’s.
The story’s “clutter” would purport to explain away what has seen by non-military folk, if I understand it correctly.
Military folk have far too long by attacked for their honest, qualified observer reporting of UFO’s. Pilots’ otherwise stellar careers have sometimes been inappropriately damaged as they reported their accounts against a backdrop of twilight-zone catcalls, which surely sent the wrong message, usually. Their stories have oftentimes been suppressed out of existence and our body of intelligence has been robbed of data, mystifying the truth into rumors.
Fortunately, many military sightings can nowadays be corroborated via detailed recordings.
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