No lol.
The way you present your argument is like spam.
You give this example of 10 minuteman ICBMs being disabled by flying saucers, back in 1967, which to someone who’s studied Cold War and nuclear weapons history (me) is very interesting.
You then present a declassified document which details how an unexpected computer fault temporarily took the missiles offline, the report makes no mention of any possible cause and no mention of flying saucers.
This is why I think you’re in denial and blanking out information as the base commander wrote UFO multiple times in the report. It feels like you didn’t even look at the entire event just laser focused on 1 tiny bit so you can pretend the rest didn’t happen. Which is funny as the bit you laser focused on says no software bugs found but you think it’s a software bug.
Just like when you pretended Gofast was a bird or the recent Plane UFO video was Crypto related when it wasn’t. Everything points to, you don’t want to accept what you are looking at and are making up excuses to write-off what you are seeing.
If you are really interested in the history it was a lot more then more than 10 missiles that got disabled and it happened multiple times both at the same base and different bases with a UFO nearby the other event. At one time the strike teams who was hunting the UFO had all the radios go dead at the same time.
As for not evidence that’s where I disagree. There is a massive difference between 1 random person from the street giving testimony without proof compared to testimony under Oath by a Captain, confirmed by a Major, confirmed by a Colonel confirmed by a base operations manager, backed up by base reports. All done all under Oath and backed up by reports that date back to the event and backed up by other personal who where active at the base. We are not talking some random interview with a cheap newspaper looking for a story. They had to go to congress for official under Oath interviews.
I also don’t agree the reports count as just random written testimony. When the UFO was there on base investigations were done. They picked up the object on radar, they sent out fighter jets, they sent out strike teams they confirmed via nearby bases with radar, they had teams on the ground who also reported equipment being disabled.
They didn’t write those reports based on make believe. They wrote those reports based on the evidence at hand at the time. Like the radar they looked at the logs.
Don’t you see the difference between someone saying something happened 40 years ago and someone saying something happened 40 years ago backed up by everyone else who was there and backed up by the official records from that date and records based on hard data like radar?
The people who wrote these reports had the hard facts in front of them like the radar data. Yet it feels like your answer is “its just written testimony. It doesn’t count as evidence”. Well that written testimony is based on facts and data from the people on the ground at the time of the event. If a car crash investigator writes a report about a car being written off based on the data in front of him and the car being smashed up. You don't say that's just written testimony. It doesn’t count as evidence.
Perhaps you can agree on this. There was clearly a psychical unknown object flying around at the same time as the missiles got disabled. There is a lot of collaborating evidence and witness's with matching testimony and enough data to suggest this this should be investigated further and looked into in more detail officially.
“To be honest, all of the reports you linked just sound like generic sci-fi stuff you’d get from a tourist book about Roswell, there isn’t really anything specific or original being said, just the same old **** we’ve all heard before.”
This is what I am on about you don’t look at the data objectively. One of the files I pulled out said the UFO was spotted by a trained military pilot simultaneously observed by ground radar, also observed by base site, dual visual and electronic sighting simultaneously from multiple sources. The difference to before is these are trained professionals with cross referenced data so its not a mistake by one person. If the person on ground radar is seeing the same as the people on base and the pilot in the air all cross refenced by electronic systems then there really was real object and something strange going off, far more then just a random untrained tourist spotting something.
Why do you think the Governments are taking this seriously and opening up a team to look into UFO’s? Its because the amount of data pointing to something being real and something flying around is overwhelming. There gets to a point where you get so many reports that you have to go “hang on, perhaps there is something to this”
There is a difference between a handful of reports from unreliable people and no evidence. To countless 1000’s of reports from high ranking officers backed up by radar and other data and not just your own military but from other country's military reports the same as well. Something is going off and balloons, birds and crap doesn't explain it.
EDIT: Not going be posting for a while. I didn't want you think I was ignoring any reply. Looking at my timetable I am not going have any free time shortly.