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If you read carefully, only “inconclusive” reports have been released. I guess that’s what “Unexplained Areal Phenomena” means.
by abacadaba00 5mo ago
If you read carefully, only “inconclusive” reports have been released.
I guess that’s what “Unexplained Areal Phenomena” means.
- SiempreViernes 5mo agoThat's a good point, they should also release all the reports that have been conclusively shown to have an ordinary explanation.
- prirun 5mo agoAlong with the reports that have been conclusively shown to have an extraterrestrial explanation. We'll never see those, if they exist.
- Tubelord 5mo agoThey have. Even during the congressional hearings on the subject they were talking about and referencing many already fully debunked UAP sighting footage
- abacadaba00 5mo ago[flagged]
- SiempreViernes 5mo agoYou mean [this](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/August_2021_Kabul_drone_strike https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/August_2021_Kabul_drone_strike) one where the US killed an aid worker and some children in Kabul?
- abacadaba00 5mo agoUm, no. The hellfire fired at a “UAP”. A psyop to cajole the senate and public. As for US firing missiles at children, that Tomahawk hitting the all girls school had a strike package on record which would detail its intended target.
- XorNot 5mo agoExcept some of those would be necessarily suppressed because "it's the X-57" might be the sort of thing you don't want to release a picture of (nor say, F-22 doing some manoeuver we don't acknowledge it's capable of - in NATO exercises F-22 pilots are instructed to limit their flying to keep some of the plane's capabilities secret).
- wincy 5mo agoAww man, I was hoping they’d release the ones with the conclusive reports of aliens.