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typeformer
7y ago
Yeah that guy, he doesn't know jack squat.
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typeformer
7y ago
Or it is a cover up that has been going on pretty successfully for decades because the truth seems to sensational for some people to believe.
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Many more than one, from both the fighter jets and ship personnel onboard vessels in the regions.
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typeformer
7y ago
I think you know nothing about the Navy
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7y ago
The US Navy does not do guinea pig exercise with live weapons because if pilots don't know it's a exercise, people die. One of these craft almost crashed into a fighter jet which is part of the reason so many personnel have come f
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Yeah sure, but the fact remains that the government does know, has known, and continues to keep secret that these really are alien craft according to dozens of respected military whistleblowers who courageously came forward to break their N
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Navy acknowledges UFO footage as real and says it wasn’t for public release
(thehill.com)
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The Navy just confirmed the Blink 182 Guy leaked actual UFO footage
(fastcompany.com)
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UFO videos of UFO’s spotted by military pilots are real, US Navy says
(independent.co.uk)
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US Navy Confirms 'Unidentified Aerial Phenomenon’ Seen in Leaked Footage
(time.com)
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This “report” and article based on the report are obvious hit jobs against experienced pilots on behalf of a major defense contractor trying to push the blame off their shoulders. The truth is that the system, both the software and hardware
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The US NAVY just confirmed these UFO videos as real, and not for public release
(cbsnews.com)
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Before people here start offering ideas of what they think these objects are, let review what we know they are not: They are not balloons: -they move too fast and travel under water (as there were confirmed sonar hits of these objects). Th
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NSA Domestic spying kept secret 30 years Area 51 kept secret 39 years National Reconnaissance Office kept secret 51 years Operation Paperclip kept secret 53 years US service members who died during d-day rehearsal kept secret 34 years Amnes
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Just because they were there doesn't mean they the have evidence
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https://www.raytheon.com/news/feature/uap_atflir I don't have that evidence but likely someone at Raytheon does... “We might be the system that caught the first evidence of E.T. out there,” said Aaron Maestas
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Except when they are not. https://www.history.com/news/ufo-sightings-speed-appearance-...
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I believe the last 2 points because I don't believe that credible military personnel with long and distinguished careers, would tarnish their reputations terribly for no apparent gain, especially near the end of their lives. Check out
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The government has been studying UFO's at the highest levels since at least 1947 and likely prior. You don't study something closely for 7 decades and not learn anything. https://www.cia.gov/library/center-for
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4-Star Admiral Says UFO Sightings Occurred over a “Finite Period”
(rdrnews.com)
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Japan may have to dump radioactive Fukushima water into Pacific, minister says
(cbc.ca)
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Raytheon is trying to have it both ways, they want to tow the US government line, but they also sell more advanced camera systems (including to governments outside the US). This article illustrates the contradiction well and the title is a
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Raytheon: UFO's aren't real, unless our company can make money from them
(raytheon.com)
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Hong Kong Police shamed into retreat by everyday citizens
(reddit.com)
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Thank you team Project Zero, certainly my favorite team inside Google.
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Do you not think that the highly competent researchers didn't account for this very well know the rise in the data. Their findings here are novel, critically important and are related to a host of other works revealing the intricate li
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This would utterly break the internet, how are government officials so idiotic to continue their magical thinking that somehow you can get rid of privacy and keep security. This is a dead horse that is becoming a perennial zombie.
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FMRI data that is taken from direct brain scans is admissible in courts in India to determine if a suspect is lying in high profile cases. India also has the largest biometric database (outside of the NSA).
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I ask people that same question all of the time and then I think about China and how someday if we don't start pushing back harder against this insanity we may not have a choice about what we want.
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Senators are receiving classified reports on UFO encounters but the public isn’t
(politico.com)
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