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Why not? Though they may not even be doing it intentionally. Just look at the example of David Fravor. He saw something in the sky he didn't understand, and jumped to the conclusion it was alien, because he is familiar with all known aircraft in the Air force etc and he knows that none of them can do what he saw. So it's possible that Fravor really believes what he saw was alien, and if he tells other people and that gets to Grusch that what he saw must have been alien, then Grusch could honestly say people told him that. So in that example, virtually nobody would be intentionally telling a lie, but still the information that what Fravor saw was alien could be completely false.
originally posted by: Lucidparadox
40 people?
Grusch has 40+ people, all clearanced and credentialed giving him the same story. You think 40 people are misleading him and exaggerating? Seriously?
In fact this behavior is so common I wouldn't be at all surprised if you and I also fell victim to this ourselves at some point in our lives, but it's certainly how I would characterize David Fravor's claim that what he saw was alien. I can easily imagine way way more than 40 people exhibiting this behavior, it's rather easy to do.
Jumping to conclusions ... is a psychological term referring to a communication obstacle where one "judge[s] or decide[s] something without having all the facts; to reach unwarranted conclusions". In other words, "when I fail to distinguish between what I observed first hand from what I have only inferred or assumed".
Basically we don't know what some UFOs are, and saying "they might be interdimensional" gets us nowhere, it's just another way of saying we don't know what they are, plus then you have to explain what exactly interdimensional means, which you can't do. So it's better to leave off the interdimensional part and say we don't know what the UFOs are.
Also the word Hell was never in the original biblical texts, the word Gehenna was the city trash dump outside the city walls where even dead bodies were burned that died due to disease of which the townspeople were deadly scared of, All scholars know this simple fact yet hell is preached as a real place of torment.
You didn't mention any names of these clueless people but apparently they have never watched youtube videos showing we have technology on Earth that can make Fravor see things such as he described. Keep in mind this is just a public demonstration, it doesn't even show the superior capabilities in classified or black projects but we know the military is working on projecting false images of aircraft to confuse enemies, both visually and on their radars.
originally posted by: Lucidparadox
a reply to: Arbitrageur
But that is then ignoring the fact that there are people whos job it is to oversee Skunkworks and DARPA and all the other SAPs, and they havevconcluded that we dont even have anything CLOSE.
Even if you are clueless and Fravor is clueless, that doesn't mean everybody is clueless; some people have watched that youtube video and have a clue: that type of tech could make Fravor see what he described, if somebody wanted to make him see that.
Fravor himself works for a defense contractor now, and re-iterated.that in our tech plans hopes and dreams we have nothing even in the same galaxy being built or even planned.
Tell me who knows the radar systems on the Princeton better than the captain of the ship? Kevin Day discussed that with the Captain and Day says the captain told him he thought it was some kind of atmospheric anomaly causing those readings, not any solid object that did that.
Going from 80k feet or outer space to seal level in a second and stopping on a dime, is the kind of stuff we dont even have the material science for.
The hearing did spawn a lot of memes, but many of them signaled how uninterested users were in the findings. UFOs, previously a hot topic for conspiracy theorists, are now almost too mundane to break through the news cycle, some users said. "It’s funny; they were talking about UFOs and 'non human biologics' in a hearing yesterday and nobody is paying any attention. There are so many conspiracy theories going on right now, we aren’t even fascinated by Area 51 anymore," one person wrote.
Others said life on Earth was too chaotic and stressful to care about life on other planets. "Are aliens going to fix inflation, cancel student debt, end worker exploitation, pay any of these bills, turn the temp down on this planet; and all around bring happiness to me and my friends miserable lives? No? Then yeah- they can get tf," one person shared.
originally posted by: Arbitrageur
You didn't mention any names of these clueless people but apparently they have never watched youtube videos showing we have technology on Earth that can make Fravor see things such as he described. Keep in mind this is just a public demonstration, it doesn't even show the superior capabilities in classified or black projects but we know the military is working on projecting false images of aircraft to confuse enemies, both visually and on their radars.
originally posted by: Lucidparadox
a reply to: Arbitrageur
But that is then ignoring the fact that there are people whos job it is to oversee Skunkworks and DARPA and all the other SAPs, and they havevconcluded that we dont even have anything CLOSE.
Even if you are clueless and Fravor is clueless, that doesn't mean everybody is clueless; some people have watched that youtube video and have a clue: that type of tech could make Fravor see what he described, if somebody wanted to make him see that.
Fravor himself works for a defense contractor now, and re-iterated.that in our tech plans hopes and dreams we have nothing even in the same galaxy being built or even planned.
Tell me who knows the radar systems on the Princeton better than the captain of the ship? Kevin Day discussed that with the Captain and Day says the captain told him he thought it was some kind of atmospheric anomaly causing those readings, not any solid object that did that.
Going from 80k feet or outer space to seal level in a second and stopping on a dime, is the kind of stuff we dont even have the material science for.
Is that enough for you to ponder?
originally posted by: spaceflyr
Hi,
I just wanted to say when I wrote “ Is that enough for you to ponder.” I did not mean that in a rude way, if it came across that way I do apologize.
Cheers friend
a reply to: Ophiuchus1
originally posted by: putnam6
originally posted by: Arbitrageur
Why did Richard Doty lie to Paul Bennewicz? Why were we all lied to in project Serpo? Why is the US and the UK training agents on how to spread false information (this was reveled in the Snowden leaks)?
originally posted by: putnam6
It's fairly in-depth, 4 years and 40 different witnesses and they all were lying to Grusch? that in itself would suggest a disinformation campaign. Why would the DoD do this to an investigator, who by all accounts has impeccable character and scruples?
A spook’s guide to the psychology of deception
You really haven't realized any of this yet? Or if you have, why would you find it so implausible? We are lied to every day about many things. I'm not saying Grusch is lying, there really is a story about a Mussolini related UFO circulating, which he has apparently heard and believes. But that story is not very believable, and if you have any experience researching UFOs, hopefully you have realized that lots of the circulating stories have problems. That you don't think the US government would consider using these stories to their advantage if they saw an advantage seems rather naive. The department of defense might not be as active as the intelligence community, the latter being where Elizondo and Grusch gained experience. But even the defense department works on projects to fool the enemy with deception, like the ability to make confusing swarms of non-existent aircraft appear on their radar when situations call for that.
The Navy’s Secretive And Revolutionary Program To Project False Fleets From Drone Swarms
After a period of Glasnost beginning in the '90s the US is back to sort of a cold war state with Russia and maybe even China, and in war, cold or hot, deception is a strategy. Actually the war with Russia isn't even cold, it's a proxy war. If the US wants Russia and China to believe the propaganda, maybe they figure that will be easier if they can get their own citizens to believe it first, and these congressional hearings might seem to give the claims some kind of legitimacy (in spite of not having any legitimate evidence available so far). So if Russia and China come to believe that tue US has secret advanced technology that they reverse engineered from alien craft, what effect would that have on Russia and China? Whether it's actually true or not is a separate issue, but it may have a similar effect either way, so there's one possible motive for deception but not the only one.
So because people have lied in the past means Grusch, Graves, and Fravor are lying now?
Besides AGAIN if he is lying then he has convinced Congress to investigate and/or Congress is also lying and covering up.
As well as if he is lying then let him release all the videos and evidence he supposedly has. With the sensitive areas redacted?
Again the now-acknowledged UAP tic tac video, the one they wanted to cover up is now 15 years old. Why?
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