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> But I think it's far more likely that it's all part of a government disinformation campaign Two possibilities I've entertained: - The whole UFO / UAP thing
by beauHD 4y ago
> But I think it's far more likely that it's all part of a government disinformation campaign
Two possibilities I've entertained:
- The whole UFO / UAP thing is a psyop. As to what such a psyop is supposed to achieve is beyond me though.
- Some UFOs are the real deal and are intelligences vastly greater than ours and are merely watching us. Since they're exponentially more intelligent they probably just see us as ants, so we're not important.
- chatmasta 4y agoPerhaps the UAPs are a psyop from the Aliens ;) (Funnily enough, that's actually not too far off from the interpretation of "the phenomenon" advocated by Jacques Vallée. Although it's too kookie for me, especially when it gets into Hal Puthoff's "remote viewing" territory. That stuff is nuts.)
- nescioquid 4y ago> The whole UFO / UAP thing is a psyop. As to what such a psyop is supposed to achieve is beyond me though. I've always suspected that the "show and tell" had to do with securing funding or status for the program(s). Can the dumps of footage and breathless claims be related to budget cycles or some predictable bureaucratic wrangling? The ancestor program, AATIP (2007), was the pet project of a senator and was funded for five years. It seems to have been resurrected or reconstituted multiple times, most recently as AARO in 2022. I presume these programs are populated with true believers who find themselves in the unpleasant situation of needing to demonstrate some value for the public largess.