Posted on 06/14/2021 6:03:54 AM PDT by RoosterRedux
If it wasn’t [sic] for the French dossier, UFOs might not have dominated Leslie Kean’s life for the past two decades.
In 1999, the independent journalist was handed a scoop by a French colleague: a 90-page report of UFO sightings by military and commercial pilots. The document, called UFOs and Defense: For What Must We Prepare Ourselves? (in French: Les OVNI et la Défense: À Quoi Doit-On Se Préparer?), was eventually published by a French military thinktank.
“I thought, my God, this is huge. Generals and admirals saying that they think it’s likely that we’re being visited by craft that are extraterrestrial … They didn’t say they could prove it. But they said it’s a very good hypothesis for what they studied for three years,” Kean told the Guardian...
“That was just a major story. What if they’re right? What if the equivalent stature of people in America said what these people are saying?”
[snip]
After the French report, it took years for Kean to get up to speed. She had to track down sources, and the learning curve to differentiate those who were credible from those who were not was steep.
“I did press conferences, and I filed a lawsuit against Nasa [to obtain information about a 1965 sighting of a car-sized object crashing from the sky in Kecksburg, Pennsylvania]. I was really, really working on bringing UFOs seriously into the mainstream. And I did that a lot,” she said in a follow-up conversation from her New York apartment this week.
“I didn’t have an issue with people ridiculing me. Because the way I reported on this, it just didn’t invite ridicule. I didn’t do the weird sensationalistic conspiratorial stuff, I just did stuff like what’s in my book – very straightforward, good sources.”
(Excerpt) Read more at theguardian.com ...
UFO/UAP news has been slow to non-existent while people await the DOD/DNI report to the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence due on or before June 25th.
But this article is an interesting bit of backstory to fill the void in the meantime.
Pass me the Tic Tacs.
Heheh. Here ya go.;-)
An article from the radical
commie Brit rag by a Chinese Ccp plant.
Got it
“Know thine enemy.”
People need to question the 70 year long propaganda campaign that made serious inquiry into these things an object of ridicule. All while world governments took these things seriously.
It’s not the Chinese. Those advanced drones
Right. Our government thought nothing of ruining lives over this issue. Perhaps even ending some.
I would not be surprised if more than a few suicides and accidents were arranged for people who knew too much.
Yep.
I’m personally not convinced these things are from another planet simply because there’s no evidence to support that notion. But they are real and our government has known this much for a very long time.
Looks like we are on the cusp of a major paradigm shift.
The Arizona audit the first forensic audit of a US federal election in the history of the United States is about to be completed
Yes we’re getting all kinds of UFO stories in the news
Ha ha no coincidence there
My more reasonable considerations for the source of these things:
1. A US military or government capability that has been kept secret for a very long time.
2. A foreign military or government capability that has been kept secret for a very long time.
Now before I go on I’d like to say that the two above considerations are to me in the realm of 99.9% probability.
Less likely by a long shot are these considerations:
3. Craft belonging to a human civilization that has kept itself hidden for centuries. Not very likely sure, but I believe this is much more likely than an extraterrestrial explanation.
4. Craft belonging to a future human civilization. Time travel also being much more likely than interstellar travel.
Keane is a CCP plant?
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