Posted on 03/27/2022 10:30:00 PM PDT by PghBaldy
The classified version of the much-hyped UFO report describes the “shapes” of UFOs, is far more interesting than the one released to the public.
Last June, the Department of Defense released a long-awaited and much-hyped document called “Preliminary Assessment: Unidentified Aerial Phenomena,” detailing the government’s knowledge of UFOs and its programs trying to detect and catalog them. Many UFOlogists hoped that the “UFO report” would be a watershed moment in the field, showing that the government was taking UFOs seriously and, perhaps, explaining what the government thought they were.
(Excerpt) Read more at vice.com ...
But UFOs don’t exist! Or so we were told for decades. My guess is that the government knows that the UFO phenomena is not entirely benign but does not want to alarm the public. The report, even in unredacted form, is just another level of obfuscation on the way to a slow, partial reveal made necessary by the growing sophistication of camera and imaging technology in civilian hands.
Washington derives its power by keeping the public perpetually alarmed. So whatever the reason is, that isn’t it.
Where the aliens go to party?
It’s a cookbook.
The suggestion that they are here to harvest human souls keeps rearing its ugly head.
They want our politicians.
UFOs exist for the same reason magicians assistants wear itty bitty swimsuits; to distract the viewer from what’s really going on.
Experimental aircraft of local origin is my guess. If a real alien space faring race showed up, nobody would be able to hide it.
B5 Kosh’s that meme, catching the falling human.
I read the other day a memo/report that stated that since the 1940’s the military has known the we share our skies with something(s) that is more technically advanced than us. We could not effectively stop them.
Since we were in a war (to be followed by the Cold War) the military reached the conclusion that an international threat they could deal with was preferable to an extraterrestrial one they were helpless against. If word got out, people might *gasp* lose focus of the threat posed by communism. A small, but well funded, part of the military was segmented off to investigate and analyze the threat posed by unidentifiable craft. For the rest of the military, the subject was off limits. Official policy was to belittle and mock those that mentioned sightings. It was gaslighting on an enormous scale.
This small investigative subset of the military began as splinter Air Force group in 1947, but soon evolved into a standalone agency that had members from all branches of service. It was funded through black budget “research projects” and still operates to this day.
All that to say that we have been conditioned for decades to treat this subject, and those who talk about it, as something to be mocked. It doesn’t help that the very nature of the subject draws some who are mentally unstable. To write off the entire subject because of a few loons would be tantamount to writing off Christianity because of a few unstable people.
I'm ok with giving ET some Reese's Pieces. The real question is how long we can keep the ET's hooked on the fake stuff. Sooner or later they'll discover Peanut M&Ms. That when the trouble begins.
Shockingly, that is Rick Wakemans’ cape.
...it's, it's a cookbook!
Sí gringo...we come from flying soo-sars.
You know she’s a lesbian right?
“Where the aliens go to party?”
Skinwalker ranch.
Uh.........errrrr.........eh.......(strained voice)....no.......(slapping forehead)
OooKAY, what if they want our their politicians?
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