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I rest my case M'lord.
I don't know why you think this is so significant. Not "man-made" more than likely implies these are natural phenomena, and not yet identified/understood. Nothing more, nothing less.
You found a blurred video of a plane which was not a video I recall directly posting. This plane video was from a different date and time from the other data and has nothing to do with the drone swarm event and was not from the USS Omah. Then you used that unrelated blurred video to write off the drones as being a plane despite all the evidence 100% proving they are not planes. Your explanation is not simple or sane it's as crazy as what the UFOlogists do. By ignoring the evidence and insisting the event is a plane you're the one making outlandish claims. How does a blurred video of a plane from a different date, time, ship disprove the UAP drone swarm event from the USS Omah? It's been a while so let me remind you the USS Omah has hard evidence and facts to prove the objects are not planes which has been provided to you multiple times. The Navy didn't even have that plane marked as one of the confirmed UAP's. Its unrelated to the event at hand.Eh lol?
You provided a shedload of stuff, I looked at it, saw a video of a plane, a description matching that of the lights of a plane, and concluded that it was most likely a plane.*
Don't now blame me, for simply coming to a sane, simple explanation for what probably is a simple, unremarkable series of events, hyped up by a bunch of vacuous journalists - who can say pretty much anything they like..
You're the one making all these outlandish claims, the onus is on you to provide the actual evidence, if you can't - then don't blame everybody else for not being fooled so easily.
*Also based on the fact this all occured off the US West coast in close proximity to LAX and SAN, extremely busy areas of aerospace.....
It's been a while so let me remind you the USS Omah has hard evidence and facts
Then you blank out everything that doesn't fit what you want to see despite the evidence provided.
The hard evidence and facts have been provided multiple times. It's like when I posted the cross-reference radar data backed up by a transcript of the operators direct from the military. Somehow you failed to see anything while everyone else can. Or when I posted the evidence showing the UAP hovering and following the navy ship deck at night you just ignored the fact it was hovering and wrote it off as a plane even though planes do not hover over a deck at night like that. Or you refusing to see evidence and writing it off as sensor dust even when the object was picked up on 4 different types of sensor platforms including eyewitnesses using their own eyes and the radar was from multiple navy ships, so sensor dust is an impossible explanation. The source of this data was a navy investigation, but you want to write that off as just some people trying to sell books. I am not referencing those people. The more recent data I was referencing was the raw navy data and navy reports. The evidence and data I gave you are directly from the Navy, not from the people selling books for money.I haven't seen any hard evidence and facts about what these objects are anywhere.
I've seen conjecture, speculation and outright scams galore, but no facts, certainly no hard evidence.
Oh and also, a lot of books being sold by these people making these claims.
The only poor-quality journalism style data and lies I see are coming from you. You the one that appears to be making stuff up that doesn’t match the facts. At this point with the evidence, to deny there was a drone swarm UAP event is more delusional they saying it was Aliens. As astronomical small a chance that the objects are of Alien origin this is more likely than the objects being a plane based on current evidence. Basically, your stance that it’s a plane is more delusional and more unlikely than someone saying it’s an Alien Craft which is itself beyond extremely unlikely. You talk about me needing to take a step back. I strangely suggest you’re the one that needs to take a step back and look at the data objectively. There is no way the majority of these objects are planes that’s just not possible. While I am not ruling Aliens out, I don’t think they are Alien craft as I have said many times. The chances of them being Alien craft is so tiny it's not worth doing the maths behind. The chance the drone swarm UAP event are planes is even less likely than Aliens based on the data we have. Which is why I find your stance so crazy, saying it's a plane is just not logical or reasonable. A plane doesn’t match of the data we have. The UAP's swam event is something like 99.9999% technology based unmanned craft of some sort. 00.0001% an alien craft, 00.0000% a plane. Yet you keep insisting it's a plane. The only joke of evidence is the evidence you have provided so far. Just like when you were wrong about that guy lying which turned out to be something you made up, you are wrong about the UAP swarm being planes.“You've fallen head-first into an abyss of poor quality journalism, scams and lies whilst simultaneously trying to present them to me as "hard evidence".”.
The hard evidence and facts have been provided multiple times. It's like when I posted the cross-reference radar data backed up by a transcript of the operators direct from the military.
I am not referencing those people. The more recent data I was referencing was the raw navy data and navy reports. The evidence and data I gave you are directly from the Navy, not from the people selling books for money.
As astronomical small a chance that the objects are of Alien origin this is more likely than the objects being a plane based on current evidence.
I complained when you posted a bunch of nonsense then failed to provide any real facts or evidence to back up what you were saying. You’re the one claiming the event is something that it's not. You’re the wrong who is ignoring evidence to pretend it’s a plane. You’re the one that is saying people are lying based on nothing but what appears to be your make believe.“Then obviously you complain when I discover the gigantic conflicts of interests, outright nonsense and totally exaggerated claims being made, by people who just want to make a few dollars.”
Yes, I did that to show how delusional and crazy your idea that they are planes are. Given the evidence provided the objects are more likely to be Aliens then planes. This goes to show just how crazy your viewpoint is, given how almost impossible the chance of them being Aliens is. As I said before I don’t think they are Aliens and the chance of them being Aliens is not impossible but beyond extremely unlikely but that’s still more sensible than the nonsense you’re saying about them being planes. How many times have I explained that UFO/UAP doesn’t automatically mean Alien and that I don’t think these UAP swarms are Aliens. We are 100% sure they are not planes but we are only 99.9999% sure they are not Aliens or if you prefer 99.999999999% sure they are not Alien’s. Hence your viewpoint they are planes is crazier than the hard core nutjob UFOlogists.“Really? You're claiming that it's more likely these objects are aliens, as opposed to planes based on what what you've provided?”
That’s not remotely true. The majority of the data I have posted has nothing to do with Jeremy Corbell, George Knapp, or any of the others who are in it for the money. As far as I can see your as far down the rabbit hole as the UFOlogists. It's not my fault your blind to the data that has been posted. Did you even bother to click and read the links from the navy reports? We already know you didn't bother to read the military ships logs as you admitted that even though it was pointed out to you the logs prove the swarm is not a plane.“Pretty much everything you've provided, has either originated from Jeremy Corbell, George Knapp, or any of the others, they're all in it together - if you haven't figured it out by now, that's your problem.”
I posted link after link from the unclassified Navy reports and direct ships logs. Which has nothing to do with from Jeremy Corbell or George Knapp
As far as I am aware https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dPrYVmYkL5w this hasn't been debunked either. All of the events have the same pattern and same types of data. Was that 8 ships involved, multiple radar systems cross referenced and just like the other events the object entered the water.
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Pretty amazing stuff, I assume there’s some actual evidence for this?
Sure, we can let the posts speak for themselves. https://forums.overclockers.co.uk/threads/pentagon-releases-ufo-footage.18885266/post-35790863 I said "While the UAPs do appear to be unmanned drone like craft." backed up by all the data in my post from the Pentagon report your direct response after this was https://forums.overclockers.co.uk/threads/pentagon-releases-ufo-footage.18885266/post-35791036 which started with a silly giggle then a load of nonsense about planes and blinking lights on planes with a video of a blurred plane that has nothing to do with the drone swarm event. You are trying to explain away the UAP drone swarm event as planes when the evidence clearly shows 100% we are not talking about planes.Rather than go around in circles, we'll just let the posts speak for themselves;
You said;
To which I replied with;
To which you replied;
At this point, I click on the article titled; "Radar confirms UFO swarm around Navy warship"
It's a news report by George Knapp (A known UFOlogist) reporting on a video which Jeremy Corbell (UFOlogist and UFO film maker) "released" claiming that a US warship was swarmed by UFOs.
So this has everything to do with Jeremy Corbell and George Knapp, the very article you started this with - goes direct to those people from the very first instance.
The next problem is the language used. The words "Radar confirms UFO swarm around Navy warship" appears to be quite startling and provocative, if true - it would be a very serious incident indeed. The first thing I did was try to figure out where the words "UFO SWARM" came from;
So where did they come from;
- Did they come from the captain of the Omaha? No
- Did they come from any official US defense source? No
- Did they come from, or were they verified by anybody in an official capacity whatsoever? No.
They came from Jeremy Corbell, here's the original tweet; https://twitter.com/JeremyCorbell/status/1397991804130131969 (in the 2.5 minutes I just spent looking - as far as I can tell that's the original source of the whole thing)
Bearing in mind, the US military made on mention of any swarm, the videos provided by Corbell show nothing particularly untoward - other than US navy personnel operating radar systems which the navy said were legit, because they just are........ (go ahead and point out in that video exactly where anything unusual happens)
At this point I look at the person making the claim at the start of all of this (Jeremy Corbell) and come to the conclusion, based on his conflict of interest and the fact he'd stand to gain financially from selling this story, that it's far more likely he's "hyped up" the whole thing for shock value to get clicks, rather than any US warship was swarmed by whatever.
I assume that's a minor typo and you mean no mention of swarm by the US military. Thats incorrect. The swarm's name came from the navy report on the investigation that I linked for you before and as shown in my old post links above, not from Jermey Corbell. The swarm is clearly targeting and harassing the navy fleet over a period of time hence the high-level navy investigation. Also why we know they are not planes."They came from Jeremy Corbell, here's the original tweet;" and
"Bearing in mind, the US military made on mention of any swarm, the videos provided by Corbell show nothing particularly untoward "
Also why we know they are not planes.
That video was found to be unrelated to the UAP incident and unrelated to the drone swarm. It was not marked/logged as part of the UAP swarm. It was just a random plane they picked up while searching for UAP's. That plane doesn't disprove any of the rest of the event, that plane was not one of the UAP swarm that was harassing the navy ships. How many times does this need pointing out to you? Why are you still going on about planes when planes have been ruled out as a possible explanation? No one is saying there was no planes flying overhead. What we are saying is the UAP swarm was not a plane. Try looking at the evidence objectively and logically. Instead of acting like a Ufologists and searching for only what you want to see then making silly giggles and LOL comments at everything.lol like this one? (taken from the same group of ships, on or around the same time the other stuff was reported) in the same group of incidents (drones and stuff being reported near ships)
Only because you are not objective and are bias in how you are looking at the data. The Chinese ship was ruled out by the navy as the source of the UAP drones. The Chinese ship was only in range for something like 1% of the drone swarm event timeline and the drones it used did not have the enhanced abilities of the UAP drone swarm. If you read the reports, you would know some of the ships had drones but didn't have drones with the endurance, flight speed, range or other ability to explain away the drone swarm. The Chinese ship was also not following the navy ships so how could it have been responsible for the UAP drone swarm? HOw can a ship just passing by that moved off be responsible for the ongoing swarm harassment?"It's just funny, because you look at the reports and it seems like Chinese ships being naughty, yet when Corbell gets hold of it - he turns it into an episode of the x-files."
Your joking, right? it's like you just want to create this fake narrative and do not care about the facts and evidence. It's a good job you're not an investigator based on what I have seen. You say I want to turn this into an episode of the x-files.. Well you seem to want to turn this into an episode of a bad cop show where we have that cop that writes everything off and doesn't want to look into anything as he has already decided he is right before looking at the evidence."cheap disposable drones from wish.com, get some shakey night video of a destroyer, then crash it into the ocean.."
In our coverage of these incidents, we found increasingly clear evidence that the objects were drones. Numerous ship deck logs from the earliest incidents referred to the objects as UAS, UAV, or plainly as drones.
Well you seem to want to turn this into an episode of a bad cop show
Problem solved