House investigator warns UFOs are beyond control 'in our military airspace'

washingtonexaminer.com ^ | Julia Johnson

[varyouga]

“And why would they play Hide n’ Seek with us?”

Possibly for the same reasons we do so when studying certain animals.

By letting the animals know you are watching, it changes their behavior and may ruin the study

[RoosterRedux]

I don't know Kerri Cassidy, Gene Decode, and/or Simon Parkes.

I don't think those of us on the outside of these Intel committee hearings have enough info to draw any conclusions yet.

Your first hunch (BS) may have been correct. But whatever is going on...it is coming to a head quickly.

[right way right]

Maybe it’s actually marination specifically for them.

[RoosterRedux]

LOL. Good point.

[Bonemaker]

“As we saw a few months ago, we can’t even control plodding, gigantic Chinese spy balloons in our airspace.”

We can but Biden wanted to be sure China got all the intelligence they paid him for.h

[Starboard]

“Possibly for the same reasons we do so when studying certain animals.”

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That would be attributing human-like behavior to aliens, who might be of a substance and form that are totally beyond our limited level of awareness. In other words, if they exist they probably wouldn’t share our psychological make up or behavior in any way.

In order to get her, you have to accept that their awareness of the universe is presumably a lot bigger than ours is. Just saying.

[woodbutcher1963]

Maybe, they made us.
Meaning, we have no explanation for the missing link.

So, maybe aliens inseminated/bred with early man/or Neanderthals and created Homo Sapiens.

Then they come back periodically to check on how we are doing.
Around 1945, when we split the atom for the first time, they started paying closer attention.

Kind of like in Star Trek when the Vulcan’s noticed the Earthlings invented a rocket that could jump to warp speed.

[Magic Fingers]

“Ho hum...If they meant us any harm, we’d be toast by now.”

“Why do you assume that such harm would have to be defined by killing us or otherwise turning us into “toast”?”

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It’s also humorous that people assume they know the timeline of hypothetical alien beings. Even if they were going to turn us into “toast”, why would they have done so “by now” (vs, for example, 10,000 years from now)?

[cgbg]

There are a lot of new sources on the Secret Space program—dozens of them.

Here are two of the most persuasive:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t564HRXeS6o

[Georgia Girl 2]

Well, Michael jaco is the real meal deal. Very respected in the SEAL community. He says he was recruited as a kid for the secret space program. He also says he can remote view and see what’s going to happen. His former teammates have said that he often warned them off on stuff and avoided ambushes etc with his premonitions from remote viewing.

By the way he does not see a 2024 election.

[GingisK]

Suppose for a minute that they have a vested interest in our development.

[GingisK]

They are demonic

Medieval Man strikes again.

[GingisK]

Yeah, other than the fact they have been reported all through the ages.

[Qwapisking]

an army of Dr. Smith’s would gladly stay. you know what happens next.

[GingisK]

Your answer actually seems reasonable to me.

[GingisK]

Here is a nice one:

The Eastman Kodak Image Laboratory examined this image. The said that ray tracing of the reflections of the tree branches were consistent with an object of that shape and size in that position. The edges indicated no image manipulation and that the camera distance to the object to be about 100 feet. That makes the diameter of the object about 25 feet. The image was recorded on Kodachrome slide film in the late 1970s, many years before the advent of digital photography and digital editors like Photoshop. They declared this image to be authentic.

[cgbg]

“By the way he does not see a 2024 election.”

Some of the Secret Space Program folks claim there has been a “Project Looking Glass” where human elites use alien tech to alter future timelines.

Obviously in such a situation making predictions about “the future” gets to be silly in a hurry—since there are so many of them.

:-)

[GingisK]

Youtube expert witness analysis

Very interesting.

[Hot Tabasco]

Yes lets concentrate on our most pressing issue, UFOs.

Why not, that's a welcome change of venue.

Considering that the universe is estimated to be approx. 13.7 billion years old, and the observable number of galaxies is estimated to be approx. 200 billion, there is no reason not to consider the thought that there may be civilizations out there who are hundreds or even thousands of years more technologically advanced than us and have discovered the means to intergalactic and even inter dimensional travel.....

If I had to choose between the two, I would choose inter dimensional travel...

[Sirius Lee]

If they really are “out of control” over our airspace, then that’s a good reason to not tell people. We aren’t able to stop them.

Hell, the combined forces of our woketary and NORAD can't even defend us from chinese "weather" balloons.