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originally posted by: Arbitrageur
Here's a sneak preview, courtesy of the Black Vault, I hope you're sitting down for this:
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originally posted by: Silcone Synapse
" an Earth-based intelligence entirely unknown to our human society"
originally posted by: Ophiuchus1
Heads Up!
“ Washington(CNN) Members of the House Intelligence Committee will receive a classified briefing on Wednesday morning on one of the most controversial topics circulating in Washington today: UFOs.
The briefing, which was confirmed to CNN by two sources familiar with the committee's plans, comes just weeks before the US intelligence community is scheduled to deliver an unclassified report on the matter for Congress. According to one committee source, Wednesday's briefing will be conducted by the Navy and FBI.”
Government UFO report is the product of years of military infighting over whether to take sightings seriously
Source: CNN news.google.com... d=US%3Aen
What! No Air Force ancillary input???
originally posted by: vlawde
New article by Tom Rogan in the Washington Examiner
Elizondo pushed back against that report's purported assertion, as first reported by the New York Times, that the government has no evidence to indicate an "extraterrestrial" origin for these UFOs. Elizondo told the Washington Examiner that the government has evidence to indicate that the most extraordinary UFOs are not "human-made machines
Elizondo says it is a credible line of government inquiry that these UFOs are "extraterrestrial, extra-dimensional," or the creation of an Earth-based intelligence entirely unknown to our human society.
Lue is trying to get out ahead of the government report in case it's as vague as some think it might be.
www.washingtonexaminer.com...
originally posted by: AaarghZombies
Any other explanation is born from a lack of research on the topic.
originally posted by: chunder
originally posted by: AaarghZombies
Any other explanation is born from a lack of research on the topic.
Actually the complete opposite is the case.
There have been several studies that show that statistically the idea of these sightings being of ETH craft are nonsensical, as is the interaction reported with these supposed flesh and blood crew.
Yes, I remember Friedman liked to show that which makes it obvious that they are hiding something, but what? It does not follow logically that because they are hiding something, it must be aliens. Could be I suppose, but there are plenty of other likely explanations.
originally posted by: karl 12
See that one and raise you this one.
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Correction, many people CLAIM to have seen landed craft with flesh and blood crew, some CLAIM to have spoken to them. A claim is not extraordinary evidence, and extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.
originally posted by: AaarghZombies
I really don't get why ETH isn't the default explanation. Hundreds of people have seen landed craft with flesh and blood crew, some have even spoken to them.
Your post suggests to me that you have not been researching all the topics you need to research to gain understanding, your view is far too narrow if you take such accounts at face value.
Any other explanation is born from a lack of research on the topic.
Chicken farmer Joe Simonton said he was visited by aliens at his farm in Eagle River, Wisconsin, US, and that they offered him a parting gift of a stack of four pancakes
In a book which investigates the incident called The W-Files: True Reports of Wisconsin's Unexplained Phenomena by Jay Rath, the author writes: "It was rumored, however, that the wheat in the pancake was of an unknown type."
Dr Hynek wrote in his report: "There is no question that Mr Simonton felt that his contact had been a real experience."
The official Air Force verdict for the Simonton Pancake Incident labelled it as "Unexplained".
originally posted by: gnarkill1529
Please for gods sake people think about what disclosure means on more than simpleton level.
originally posted by: vlawde
a reply to: Blue Shift
Personally I think it would be good for us. Get out of our rut and have at least a tenuous understanding of the big picture.
originally posted by: Arbitrageur
If these visits are happening, why we don't have videos like that going viral on youtube? Or you could make the unlikely claim that as soon as people had smartphones to record everything they see everywhere, the alien visits stopped happening. There are more likely explanations than that.
originally posted by: karl 12
a reply to: Arbitrageur
Yep no mention of aliens in those two documents.
originally posted by: gnarkill1529
a reply to: Blue Shift
Yeah I completely agree. Although it sounds like some in this thread think its as easy as a tweet and life just goes on. That actually may be the case but I doubt. Everything is up in the air if this all turns out real.
originally posted by: gnarkill1529
a reply to: Blue Shift
Yeah I completely agree. Although it sounds like some in this thread think its as easy as a tweet and life just goes. That actually may be the case but I doubt. Everything is up in the air if this all turns out real.
You didn't give an example, so I don't know what you are referring to specifically, have you got an example? If it's older imagery, since 2009 we have been able to get higher resolution imagery from the LRO, Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter.
originally posted by: charlyv
What were they and why are they smeared out?