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I mean, that's fine. I think the government's take on the video is that they don't know what it is. I'll assume you don't buy that. What's your take? They got t
by erdos4d 6y ago
I mean, that's fine. I think the government's take on the video is that they don't know what it is. I'll assume you don't buy that. What's your take? They got the pilots to go on lots of news interviews after they got out of the service and say they got their asses handed to them by a tic-tac craft they couldn't identify? What's the interest in that for them? Just curious, cause I don't get far taking the ultra skeptic position in this. I don't get many answers and most of the things I come up with don't seem to make much sense for the government to want people to think. Like, what would be the point of making people believe there is something buzzing around that they couldn't handle? In my experience, they want you to believe they can handle absolutely anything, no matter what, even when you know deep down they couldn't.
- DethNinja 6y agoThere are too many possibilities to list why government might’ve decided to share this information, but couple of them that I can think of: 1. They want to create misinformation for other countries and waste their time. Perhaps to capture some high-up spy. 2. They want public to be open for existence of aliens. With new TESS and JWST satellites, there is good chance we will find proof of intelligent life very soon. 3. Perhaps they already captured some scout craft and want people not to panic when they release such information.