Lawmaker (Rep Mark Walker, NC 6 R) Claims UFOs Might Pose 'Serious Security Risk'

Sputnik ^ | 22:13 31.07.2019

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Lawmaker Claims UFOs Might Pose 'Serious Security Risk', Probes US Navy About Encounters With ThemCC0

22:12 31.07.2019(updated 22:13 31.07.2019)

The congressman noted that if the accounts of pilots who allegedly encountered UFOs are to be believed, these craft are capable of performing maneuvers that require “extreme advances in quantum mechanics, nuclear science, electromagnetics, and thermodynamics”. US Republican Rep. Mark Walker, ranking member of the House Homeland Security Committee, has recently reached out to the US Navy, asking them to provide more information about the alleged UFO sightings reported by naval aviation pilots, Politico reports.

According to the media outlet, Walker also wanted the Navy to reveal what resources were allocated to investigate these incidents and if any “physical evidence or otherwise" was found to substantiate these claims.

"Based on pilot accounts, encounters with these UAPs often involved complex flight patterns and advanced maneuvering, which demand extreme advances in quantum mechanics, nuclear science, electromagnetics, and thermodynamics", he wrote to Navy Secretary Richard Spencer in a letter reportedly dated mid-July.

He also expressed concern about the reports of UFO sightings “not being fully investigated or understood”, and argued that if the pilot’s accounts are true, the unidentified craft they allegedly encountered “could pose a serious security risk” to the US military personnel and defense apparatus.

Earlier this year, it was revealed that new guidelines established by the US Navy will require pilots and other staff to report encounters with unidentified flying objects, though the military apparently does not intend to make this data available to the general public.

[PGR88]

As the acronym indicates, the “U” means “unidentified”

If the congressman means unknown life forms from other planets or galaxies, he should say so.

[Sam Gamgee]

I recall even 5 years ago on vacation seeing a Tranny and even then Tranny’s were to be laughed at. Not anymore. THAT is something society should be worried about, not UFOs.

[SaveFerris]

Those darn UFO’s!!!

Agent Mulder was right!!!

[Bitman]

I seriously doubt that we, as humans, with our current level of technology, could do much to halt any kind of action performed by a space caring civilization that decided to pose a serious security threat to our planet. IMHO.

[DoughtyOne]

Just in time to get the wing-nut vote in 2020.

Do any of these folks have an IQ over 50?

[dainbramaged]

I believe we are not alone and never have been. But that’s just me.

[Bitman]

faring... Damn spell checker...
Almost 2d...

[cgbg]

Seventy years after Roswell and the Cascade Mountain sighting (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kenneth_Arnold_UFO_sighting), and _now_ the guy thinks they are a national security threat?

Are they passing out LSD in the Capitol building or what?

It is was aliens and they wanted to turn the planet into a human-free zone they have had _plenty_ of time to do so.

[ifinnegan]

Is this guy in Congress or just the NC legislature?

“extreme advances in quantum mechanics”

Nutcase.

[cgbg]

In addition, this history-proof Congressman apparently was not aware of when UFOs buzzed the Capitol building itself!:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1952_Washington,_D.C._UFO_incident

[DoughtyOne]

Just in time to get the wing-nut vote in 2020.

Do any of these folks have an IQ over 50?

[Redwood71]

“....unknown life forms from....”

To be honest, we have enough unknown life forms floating around Disney World on gay day to worry about some from other worlds. Besides, these out-worlders have the technology to travel millions of miles using power sources we can’t even imagine, and they’ve made no effort to exterminate us which logically would be in their best interest and of the intelligent life forms out there we further can’t comprehend, either.....if ever.

rwood

[noiseman]

Anything that can violate even our most restricted airspace at will, including multiple incidents in which nuclear missiles were deactivated (Malmstrom AFB, Minot AFB), and do so with impunity is by definition a security threat. The $64,000 question, of course, is what they are.

Unless these objects are a U.S. black project, which is highly unlikely given their unbelievable performance characteristics, we clearly have a security issue with them. While I certainly don’t know any better than anyone else what they are, I tend to lean toward a spiritual explanation. Several prominent UFO researchers over the years, including J. Allen Hynek and Jacques Vallee, eventually reached the conclusion that the phenomenon appears to be more spiritual than physical, and exhibits similarities to ghosts, psychic phenomena, and even demonic activity. Over time, they moved farther and farther away from the “nuts and bolts” interstellar craft theory because of the deep strangeness exhibited in many of the sightings.

Given that random evolutionary processes creating life throughout the universe is a mathematical impossibility (and it most certainly is), and that space is unimaginably vast and the chances of another civilization, were it to exist, of finding us and then being able to travel the incredible distances to us are exceedingly small, I highly doubt that we’re dealing with extraterrestrials here. My suspicion is that these are demonically-produced deceptions, though I have no idea what the purpose would be, unless it is to pave the way for an eventual “disclosure” of the lie that there is no God and that we were put here by super-advanced aliens, or something like that.

When Robert Bigelow, the billionaire, bought the so-called “Skinwalker Ranch” near Vernal, Utah, he placed a research team there to try to understand and explain all of the reported weird phenomena occurring there. While they were there, the team experienced everything from Bigfoot sightings, to UFO sightings, to disembodied voices and poltergeist activity, to name only a few. That tells me that most or all of these unexplained phenomena have a common source, and it’s not a good one.

[butlerweave]

Calling Giorgio Tsoukalos ,LOL

[wally_bert]

So was Ed Straker.

[SaveFerris]

I know what his answer will be!

[dragnet2]

Anything that can violate even our most restricted airspace at will, including multiple incidents in which nuclear missiles were deactivated (Malmstrom AFB, Minot AFB), and do so with impunity is by definition a security threat. The $64,000 question, of course, is what they are. Unless these objects are a U.S. black project, which is highly unlikely given their unbelievable performance characteristics, we clearly have a security issue with them.

I concur. And the incident with the F/A 18 Super Hornet pilots about sums it all up when one of them said over the radio, "What the f--k is that thing?”

[SaveFerris]

Just “coincidentally” (or perhaps not)

The senior pilot who chased the “Tic Tac UFO” just happens to be the very same guy who had a lot of screen time in Mel Gibson’s “Carrier” PBS show and now this guy is starring in another show about the “Tic Tac UFO” encounter. Of all the F-18 pilots in the Navy the UFO just happens to pick the guy who was somewhat of a star in “Carrier”.

https://www.imdb.com/name/nm2999473/?ref_=tt_cl_t4

I find the coincidence ........ fascinating. Kinda.

[dragnet2]

The only thing fascinating in that respect is other pilots as well as well as radar operators saw the same thing. One individual seeing it could be questionable. Multiple pilots, was well as those on the ship....Not so much.☺