A guy just testified under oath in Congress that we’ve removed alien bodies from crashed UFOs. pic.twitter.com/jGa8VKVHRx
— Clay Travis (@ClayTravis) July 26, 2023
A guy just testified under oath in Congress that we’ve removed alien bodies from crashed UFOs. pic.twitter.com/jGa8VKVHRx
— Clay Travis (@ClayTravis) July 26, 2023
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Congress won't stop, they all now know this is real and also that laws are being broken.
TCTTS said:Officer David Grush declares under oath for the first time that the US government is in possession of UFOs and non-human bodies. pic.twitter.com/ltLk6caSQo
— Anonymous (@YourAnonOne) July 26, 2023
Former US intelligence official David Grusch claims under oath that aliens exist and that the US government is in possession of UFOs and non-human bodies. pic.twitter.com/oZ6J66dy4F
— Pop Base (@PopBase) July 26, 2023
They will whenever there's tangible evidence presented. As of right now it's just an official record of what we already heard. It's useful to do that obviously, but no mainstream news is going to present this morning as though aliens have been revealed.TKEAg04 said:
What blows my mind right now is how none of the legacy media are putting this front and center with intelligence officials under oath stating we aren't alone in the universe and freaking coke head Biden front and center.
AgBQ-00 said:
What if all the sci-fi boom starting in the early 90's surrounding getting the truth out was predictive programming? Think X-Files and the big story arc there. Mainstreaming the idea since there had been a half century at that point of making the subject taboo. And we are just now at a moment where society as a whole is open enough for it to go further mainstream. Interesting to ponder.
How are you defining that? Most people consider the early 80s as the explosion of sci-fi and fantasy media. And there was certainly tons of it, high profile, everywhere even before that, too.AgBQ-00 said:
What if all the sci-fi boom starting in the early 90's surrounding getting the truth out was predictive programming? Think X-Files and the big story arc there. Mainstreaming the idea since there had been a half century at that point of making the subject taboo. And we are just now at a moment where society as a whole is open enough for it to go further mainstream. Interesting to ponder.
I watched a fairly convincing video explaining how a stationary or slow moving object might appear to be moving very fast relative to another object moving very fast. Also, supposedly the rotation of the Gimbal object could have been an artifact caused as the FLIR pod camera rotated to track the object. Sounds plausible to me. The thing that is really interesting, though, is the revelation that the Nimitz, Princeton, and an E2 Hawkeye all had the Tic Tacs on radar/sensor tracking. That would completely eliminate mundane explanations like camera flares or parallax artifacts.Cliff.Booth said:
I honestly don't get how Fravor's account and the video from his jet alone wasn't enough to get the world's attention. How does anyone explain that away as nonsense?
That's the thing though, you have to completely disregard Fravor's account and only look at the video evidience in order to dismiss it. I get eyewitnesses can be wrong though, so I understand, but to me it is a very weak alternate explanation.G Martin 87 said:I watched a fairly convincing video explaining how a stationary or slow moving object might appear to be moving very fast relative to another object moving very fast. Also, supposedly the rotation of the Gimbal object could have been an artifact caused as the FLIR pod camera rotated to track the object. Sounds plausible to me. The thing that is really interesting, though, is the revelation that the Nimitz, Princeton, and an E2 Hawkeye all had the Tic Tacs on radar/sensor tracking. That would completely eliminate mundane explanations like camera flares or parallax artifacts.Cliff.Booth said:
I honestly don't get how Fravor's account and the video from his jet alone wasn't enough to get the world's attention. How does anyone explain that away as nonsense?
Are you suggesting that the entertainment industry is in on this secret? I'm seeing elsewhere that the mainstream news won't cover this enough because they're all in on the coverup too. That's why I keep hitting these moments where despite trying to give the benefit of the doubt I just throw my hands up and say "Oh, come on!!!".AgBQ-00 said:
True...you get that flavor in close encounters, and a little in E.T. But in my estimation much of the sci-fi before the 90's was more focused on the exploits of a future human civilization that was out exploring. With X-Files, the tone changed and was done in a slow drip sort of way in episodic vs feature length works. Seemed to shift to more of a quest to revealing a secret that is being hidden from the public. You can kinda draw a straight live from there to Firefly/Serenity in that vein as well. Just something that has been on my mind since this has gone more mainstream since 2017.
This is the money grab. A whole new group of employees and a database to track it and a crew of people to investigate. Jobs, jobs jobs. Budget, budget, budget.G Martin 87 said:
Graves and Fravor are pushing for a centralized reporting process that includes commercial pilots as well as military.
I think to that extent it's influential it's actually the reverse. The population simply reflects, usually subconsciously, pop culture. This has been heavily documented over centuries. When airships started to become common people were seeing cigar shaped UFOs everywhere. In the 50s they started being described as saucer-shaped as they appeared in scifi movies and pulp magazines. Same with the creatures.AgBQ-00 said:
It is not a secret that government insiders use media to get messages out. Whether that is just planting ideas, suggestions on how to cover something or outright planting info (fake or real) to shape a narrative. All I am pondering is if someone/org has been using media to destigmatize the subject in preparation for "disclosure". Like I said earlier it is interesting to think about.
No no, the excuse I'm given is that they're always that far away.Rocagnante said:
They literally said today pilots have passed within 50 ft of these things. So your statement they're always 10 miles away or more is wrong. I don't know why you are being obtuse on that point.
And yes we all want more proof. We get it. No need to repeat it over and over.
Rocagnante said:
They literally said today pilots have passed within 50 ft of these things. So your statement they're always 10 miles away or more is wrong. I don't know why you are being obtuse on that point.
Bob Lazar wasn't lying back in 1989.Rocagnante said:TCTTS said:
Agreed.
(Now, prepare for a dozen posts telling you how it's going be blue balls for eternity.)
Grusch appears willing to discuss behind closed doors with anyone with sufficient clearance. The more he does then things will begin to leak. Which will hopefully force things with those controlling access to the proof.
I still can't shake this feeling the past 4-5 years is all a big ruse but it's certainly becoming harder to keep my marker there.