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originally posted by: hounddoghowlie
CIA Claims the U2 Was Responsible for All or Most of 1950's and 1960's UFO Sightings
originally posted by: Springer
The issue I've always had with this narrative is the sheer number of sightings the 2% - 5% that can't be explained represents. It's in the thousands.
originally posted by: JadeStar
originally posted by: CirqueDeTruth
Well then I want to know...
What the hell is the CIA doing all over South America? The new UFO hotspots. Huh?
CdT
Are you kidding? The CIA was all over Central and South America then. The Cold War is often thought as one between the US and USSR but it was a world war in that the US and Soviet Union spied on each other as well as their proxies.
Back in the 1960s a lot of South American countries were part of the non-aligned movement.
It would not shock me if the CIA flew over these countries either with the U2 or drones (and they probably had them way back then, remember the secret stuff is usually 30 years more advanced than what is in the open world).
Drone helicopters can do plenty of UFO-like movements. No aliens required. It also would make sense why these objects would be lit at night, to avoid being hit by air traffic.
Why would extraterrestrials need running lights? Answer: They wouldn't.
Logic then says, most of that stuff would be government.
originally posted by: funbox
a reply to: JadeStar
present past , how could you tell?
what I want to know is when your going to get a diagonal, for the poor person in your av, the one with a stiff neck and good knee's
seasons best wishes to you , peeps
funbox
having seen three myself
On February 21, I posted this radio intercept to my Facebook group of aviation photographers:
"It's frustrating when you monitor something very interesting in your vehicle - but the scanner at home didn't catch it or record it. At approximately 2:39 PM, as I was driving down to pick my grandkids up from school (down in Canyon,Texas ) I heard this conversation on 321.100 MHz on the scanner in my vehicle.
BTW - pardon the language. I'm quoting.
"That's what I'd call an oh-ficial UFO. Unusual-#ing Object. What's it's designation?"
"Can't say over the radio."
"Weirdest #ing airplane I've ever seen."
"Hey - who's the boomer?"
"Mike Sinclair. Why?"
"I thought I recognized that ugly mug. Is he on the frequency?"
[pause]
"Should be- if he ain't we are in big trouble."
"Hey Mike - what do you think of this #ing thing - ain't it the fugliest thing yet?"
"How'd you rate that? Who's in the back seat?"
"I'd rather not say ... SIGNAL Begins to fade ..... UNINTELLIGIBLE."
"No, we will be your tanker all week ..."
While this was going on - I witnessed two aircraft flying to the west in approximately the same position our mystery aircraft would come from a few weeks later.
Could this have been our mystery aircraft on their way west?
Other questions remain.
Some may ask why they would fly it in broad daylight over Texas? Why wouldn't they use encrypted radio frequencies?
I've always been of the opinion, if they don't want you to see something, you won't.
s far as I know, this sort of thing has happened only once since 1956.
That was when British magazines started getting eyewitness accounts and grainy photos of the Lockheed U-2, then operating out of RAF Lakenheath on its first spy flights over the Soviet Union. Classified programs have been exposed in all sorts of ways since then - for example, the A-12 Blackbird was disclosed under a degree of pressure - but until the RQ-170 Sentinel was seen at Kandahar in 2007-09 there has been no such aircraft photographed before it was declassified. (And in the case of the RQ-170, the operational security people were not trying too hard.)
With that in mind, let's look at the photos taken by Steve Douglass and Dean Muskett of an aircraft seen over Amarillo on March 10.
Three of us here - myself, Graham Warwick and Guy Norris - concur that the photos show something real. Guy and I have known Steve Douglass for a long time, and know that the reason that he sees (and monitors by radio) unusual things is that he spends time looking for them. Here is Steve's account of one of his better radio intercepts. This is more than a random image.
Why would extraterrestrials need running lights? Answer: They wouldn't.
Logic then says, most of that stuff would be government.