Posted on 11/04/2025 2:30:30 AM PST by MarlonRando
wrong.
“‘We just had an asset go down. We had an asset go down,'” Arnu recalled. “This is not Creech security. This is Area 51 security, and they had an asset go down. Then the next thing you hear, UAV, unmanned aircraft, unmanned aircraft with ordnance.”
He picked up details that strict security measures were implemented almost immediately. Not only was Area 51 itself locked down, but within a very short time, so too was a large swath of the Tiikaboo Valley.
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E.T phone home.
Area 51 is always locked down. It’s compartmentalized. A guy that worked there explained it some years back. I drove around “area 52” in Utah. Almost immediately followed that trip. Different from your regular bases.
If an “asset” is an asset then it’s one of ours.
Yeah, said the team at Skinwalker Ranch, come and get whatever it is you left under the mesa in the triangle inside the bubble. (fire rockets, aim lasers, fly copters, anything to annoy those aliens camped out deep underground).
Yee-haw, basically. Yee-haw.
Did they find Elvis, JFK or Groucho Marx?
Why do people still believe this (Alien) rubbish?
If an “asset” is an asset then it’s one of ours.
I’m assuming it’s one of those new AI drones, that fly around an F-35. Like ne pilot can control about 20 drones. Wouldn’t want a chinaman picking up a piece of a circuit board
Roger copy!
Could be. Hard to know. We live in an age of ever accelerating technology.
You’ll never get answers at least anytime soon.
It’s a big universe.
Sometimes even aliens overshoot the runway. Yes, even blobs.
We can’t find Jimmy Hoffa.
Its a weather balloon. Just a weather balloon. We now return you to your regular programming.
I wondered where my tinfoil kite went.
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