[ifinnegan]

60 minutes.

Psy-ops central.

[BenLurkin]

Explains why the Air Force concluded decades ago that they pose no threat.

[Dr. Sivana]

I think I saw that movie.

[Mr. K]

These videos show they operate exactly the way Bob Lazar said they do.

They ow him an apology. But he shouldn’t hold his breath.

[dinodino]

Squirrel!

[RoosterRedux]

As far as I can tell, the new information here is "every day for at least a couple of years."

In another recent interview (video link), Christopher Mellon, former Assistant Deputy Secretary of Defense for Intelligence, commented that whatever these things are, they seem to be making an increasingly concerted effort to be seen, filmed, recorded on tracking equipment and, perhaps, make the news.

[Mariner]

I think it’s most likely the government doesn’t know who they are, or where they came from.

But they have abundant evidence of their existence.

[JonPreston]

Some KooKs won’t believe this.

[Jyotishi]

Chynee UFO is spreading Covid?

[ConservativeMind]

“Hey, what’s that thing?”

“I don’t know without binoculars.”

= UFO

[ConservativeMind]

As we all know, aliens from other planets are so curious about our bases, because they never were able to create a ship to float on water.

[M Kehoe]

Hi.

Of course I know nothing, but Dahlgren is a nice little place that DOD has there. DARPA has an “office” there besides the Squids.

They conduct all kinds of experiments there.

Philadelphia experiment, rail gun test, drones...

Of course I’m guessing...

5.56mm

[Flick Lives]

"I am worried, frankly. You know, if these were tactical jets from another country that were hanging out up there, it would be a massive issue," Graves tells Bill Whitaker in an interview airing Sunday on 60 Minutes. "But because it looks slightly different, we're not willing to actually look at the problem in the face. We're happy to just ignore the fact that these are out there, watching us every day." 

Ignore it. Perfectly good reaction to seeing a UFO. If they're really aliens, there's not much we can do about it. You've got to figure their tech is hundreds of years beyond our own.

[rbg81]

Possibilities:

1. US Top Secret Tech - Not sure I buy this because a lot of high level people who SHOULD know about it doesn’t seem to. While they could be very good liars, their denials seem credible (at least to me). It could an organization so secret that they are decoupled from all political oversight (think Control from “Get Smart”).
2. Foreign (Russian, Chinese, Nazis from the moon, SPECTRE, Kingsman, Rothschild, etc.). I don’t believe this particular possibility.
3. Interstellar aliens
4. Time travelers from the future
5. Another intriguing possibility is that we share the planet with another intelligent race (or variant of the human race) that we have never detected (likely because they did not want to be). These objects seem to be able to operate both in the air and under the sea. They could exist deep under the sea. Or maybe a “hollow Earth” (which has been a fringe theory for centuries).

[oldbill]

BS
I spent hundreds of hours in that same airspace night and day for 15 years and never saw anything or heard of anyone else seeing anything.

It’s good this Navy pilot is no longer a Navy pilot.

[rdcbn1]

The UFOs are flying in MOA airspace which means we know where they come from

The fact that we are not freaking out about it means they are ours.

[The Duke]

Alex, I’ll take “super-intelligent octopi” for $100.

[jimmygrace]

I keep thinking that this is boob bait for bubbas to shift the conversation away from borders, gun control, and inflation...

[Revolutionary]

One concept that has not been explored. They are from our future (mostly or all unmanned). They tend to show up in greater numbers at key inflection points in our history. Nuclear weapons, etc. etc. Historians.

[Bill of Rights FIRST]

CIA aircraft, drones, etc. that the U.S. military does not know about nor the CIAs’ capabilities, etc.