It looks like you're using an Ad Blocker.
Please white-list or disable AboveTopSecret.com in your ad-blocking tool.
Thank you.
Some features of ATS will be disabled while you continue to use an ad-blocker.
originally posted by: celltypespecific
Not sure what the cards are being played:
“I am getting some of the other background information that 'debunks' West's silly reply. First bit of information... the speed of the object was 300-400 knots (about 350 to 460 miles per hour). As measured by radar.. So goddess help that "bird" should it ever hit the water at such a speed! The wind drag alone would rip off it's feathers! LOL."
originally posted by: pigsy2400
a reply to: mirageman
I thought it was "Strawberry Ice-cream 🍦"
originally posted by: pigsy2400
well it even looks like Kit has got some coverage in "The Sun" newspaper in the UK too with the headline;
ALIEN RIDDLE
CIA scientist thought fake Roswell alien autopsy video was real, bizarre leaked memo claims
EXCLUSIVE
The Sun Article
originally posted by: [post=24460393]mirageman[/post
Let's suppose Dr. Nolan had proposed a new theory to the scientific community, and it was rather astounding. But the problem was that he wouldn't share his test results with the rest of the world. When people then demanded to see the basis on which his new theory was built, he would refer to them as "children, clamouring for ice cream".
None of Dorothy's claims trump the obvious nature of what is shown in her video. Some people seem to somewhat naively accept the claims in the video as if they are true. I pay more attention to the imagery in the video and I can tell what the video is showing because I have seen it many, many, many times before. For example there is absolutely no question in my mind what this shows (from her video) is camera motion with the three lights tracing lines on the film while the shutter is open.
originally posted by: The GUT
a reply to: Arbitrageur
Dorothy: Multiple cameras, cameras checked for defects and multiple lights way OVER the skyline in her films with no space needle in sight.
Q: How do you think the press and public will react if Clinton is elected, makes the inquiries she promised, but comes up empty-handed?
A: I think the conspiracy theorists will be angry and unconvinced, while the general public may conclude UFOs are not a worthwhile topic. If Clinton really wants to get to the bottom of the UFO issue, I think she should officially task NORAD with collection and analysis responsibility. Simultaneously, she should assign the Office of Science and Technology Policy the job of reviewing available evidence, coordinating with other countries and providing scientific assessments and recommendations.
Q: Some inside sources have proposed that retrieved hardware from a UFO may exist within a private aerospace company which has become independent from the DoD. In this way, it would be exempt from government oversight and known only to a few people. Do you think this is possible?
A: I find it hard to imagine something as explosive as recovered alien technology remaining under wraps for decades. So while I have no reason to believe there is any recovered alien technology, I will say this: If it were me, and I were trying to bury it deep, I’d take it outside government oversight entirely and place it in a compartment as a new entity within an existing defense company and manage it as what we call an “IRAD” or “Independent Research and Development Activity.”
A. REPORT REQUIRED. – Recent briefings provided to Congress by US military and intelligence personnel raise the possibility that one or more potential US adversaries may have achieved breakthroughs in aerospace engineering that could place US forces at risk. Unfortunately, there is no coherent process within the Executive Branch for collating or analyzing pertinent information on this topic notwithstanding the potential gravity of the issue. Moreover, requests for relevant data to enable Congress to better assess the significance of the issue have not been responded to in a satisfactory manner by DoD or the Intelligence Community. Therefore the Secretary of Defense and Director of National Intelligence shall jointly submit to the appropriate committees of Congress a report on the issue of Anomalous Airborne Threats.
B. ASSESSMENTS.- The report required under subsection (a) shall include the following:
1. A detailed analysis of NORAD’s unknown threat database from January 2004 to the present and correlation of that data with information collected by space-based infrared systems, human intelligence reporting; SIGINT, US Navy intelligence reporting on unidentified craft (both aerospace and undersea) and FBI data derived from investigations of intrusions over restricted US airspace.
2. Identification of a process and a senior official who can be held accountable in the future for ensuring the timely collection and centralized analysis of all Anomalous Airborne Threat reporting regardless of which service or agency acquired the information.
3. Identification of any incidents or patterns that indicate a potential adversary may have achieved breakthrough aerospace capabilities that significantly surpass US capabilities and could put US strategic or conventional forces at risk.
C. RECOMMENDATIONS – The report under subsection (a) above shall include any recommendation for increased collection or research and development deemed appropriate by the Secretary of Defense and Director of National Intelligence.
D. SUBMITTAL DATE- The report under subsection (a) shall be submitted not later than 18 months after enactment of this bill.
originally posted by: mirageman
a reply to: The GUT
Best I can do at the moment....You'll have to imagine Tom singing this one with the KLF.....