Why the government cannot answer the UFO question

American Thinker ^ | 06/09/2021 | Robert Arvay

[BenLurkin]

“We know they’re extremely advanced technologically,
which suggests — very rightfully so — that they’re peaceful."

"An advanced civilization, by definition, is not barbaric.”
– Professor Kessler

[spudville]

Generally speaking reporters are intellectually lower life forms. They believe everything that they blurt will be consumed as truth. A good rule of thumb is to disbelieve anything that oozes from their cake holes.

[Truthoverpower]

Quick! The Arizona’s audits coming out! We need some distractions quick!

I know! UFOs!

Yeah the old UFO ticket!!

Look -

When they have a real life alien( not the Mexican kind ) in the flesh. With a fancy crazy ship. and they can put them on TV

let me know

Otherwise this is so boring

[viewfromthefrontier]

Not going to be popular on this thread, but... demonic activity. Answers all the questions?

[RoosterRedux]

I think that's a quite plausible explanation.

We'll have to wait until we can discern this from their behavior or words or both, but it would certainly fit with the Biblical worldview, which frankly has shown itself to be accurate over a very long period of time.

[sevinufnine]

Hey now, don’t kill the messenger :) Just repeating the two things my dad believed were the only possibility. Another realm, or from right here on good, old earth :)

[RoosterRedux]

See post 48 above.

[sevinufnine]

What’s interesting is my dad told me this like 50-ish years ago or so. I’m 57 now. I thought of it recently watching a Christian pod-cast called Into the Multiverse. They were discussing UFOs and firmly believe, based on their own beliefs and research being they are quantum physicists (very, smart in other words) there is no possibility these “things” came from anywhere other than (a) earth or (b) another dimension. The show can be a bit out there, but these are truly Christians who also discuss scripture (sometimes heavily) while talking about these issues. Show is addictive, so I warn you if you start watching you’ll probably be hooked. :)

[viewfromthefrontier]

Hey now, don’t kill the messenger

Just saying I agree with your dad. :)

[viewfromthefrontier]

Interesting. I hadn’t heard of that before.

[viewfromthefrontier]

At least not under that name. Certainly nothing happens that is not allowed by God.

[sevinufnine]

AHHH.. Ok, I can be a bit slow. :)

[Vermont Lt]

I think you misunderstood what I wrote.

I was suggesting that someone “found” the tech and we merely figured it out. That someone could have found it 80 years ago or longer.

I agree with your point that traditional government channels have a hard time building anything complicated.

[RoosterRedux]

The Trickster is a major archetype in mythology and, of course, in Jungian psychology.

Sometimes Satan is referred to as the Trickster.

Therapists and investigators into the alien abduction phenomenon have used the term to describe the gray aliens because of the ways they acted (i.e., deceitful in a kind of playful, clever way).

[RoosterRedux]

As you know, God permits evil...otherwise, there would be no freedom of choice.

[ScubaDiver]

Yeah, I did misunderstand your point. My bad.

[jmacusa]

Because they don’t exist?

[z3n]

“...to believe that the same DoD...”

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Didn’t the CIA bring along the SR71?
How many bureaucrats do you supposed really had much of anything to do with that program, particularly in it’s more formative stages?

I would imagine that there are/were other programs that took compartmentalization to the extreme, out of necessity. Autonomous to the point that clearance levels made absolutely no difference in terms of access or need to know.

[SeekAndFind]

RE: Because they don’t exist?

Then why not make an official pronouncement?

[Lazamataz]

For what it’s worth: I have a friend who is an electrical engineer and used to work for Northrup Grumman. One of the pieces of equipment he was involved with was used by the Air Force. The machine is able to send images of pseudo-targets to the planes radar systems in order to test a crew’s ability at simulated reconnaissance. The pilots cannot tell if what their radar picks up is real or not. Given that these UFOs defy physics, he believes what we are seeing are just videos of those exercises where the trainers were having fun with the pilots. That explains why the quality of the videos is so poor, and why it is only radar images that are being shown and not clear images of the actual UFOs in flight.

The big hole in your theory: These objects have also been observed by soldiers USGI Issue Mark 1 Eyeballs.