Except for its not the usual suspects and no one is ranting and raving. From what I can see both those statements are just something fake you made up, so you can dismiss what you don’t like. Where is your evidence the usual suspects are involved? You cannot even name one of them and show how they are behind this.“I'm just not falling for a bunch of cheap, half-baked stories cooked up and propagated by the usual suspects, no matter how hard you rant and rave over it.”
So basically, your argument there is no way these 6 ish people who worked in the government UAP departments are telling the truth about UAP’s is because if UAPs are real there is no way it could be contained and it would be leaked. So any leaks from the people in the UAP department about UAPs are not true because if it was true they would leak the data.“So where is it? There's literally no way anybody could ever sit on that sort of evidence, it could not be contained.”
Aliens increased both my length and girth and I am willing to testify to that.
Undisputable proof that aliens have a preference for either probe giving or probe receiving.Ffs, all I got was a ruddy good probing.
Where is your evidence the usual suspects are involved?
Those two are not part of the usual names or the BS artist group making podcasts and YouTube videos like the BS artist video you posted before who was only after clicks and money. Those two are real investigative journalists who do proper background checks and write real investigative articles. She did stuff like being a producer on Flashpoints a program covering wrongful convictions, the death penalty, and other criminal-justice issues.**** me @Pottsey do you even look into the origins of anything?
Leslie Kean
Ralph Blumenthal
Those two (who published this story in the debrief) are the same people who published the duck (gofast video) in the NYT back in 2017 or whenever it was.
Leslie Kean is a well known UFO/Aliens foamer, so anything she publishes, is instantly dubious and biased to high hell.
It's called a conflict of interest.
If I'm a massive beliver in flying saucers, and I author books, write articles and make money from things to do with flying saucers, and I publish a news story to do with flying saucers - which would net me a lot of cash, that's called a conflict of interest.
It's a gigantic problem with regard to the trustworthiness and foundation of the story itself, it doesn't disprove the story outright - but it makes it much harder to take seriously.
Those two are not part of the usual names or the BS artist group making podcasts and YouTube videos like the BS artist video you posted before who was only after clicks and money.
wtf is this?"By personal order of the D U C E (Mussolini) it is disposed immediate - REPEAT Immediate arrest diffusion of the news related to aircraft of unknown nature and origin which in dispatch of Stefani - Date today 7:30 AM. STOP. Immediate Recasting of any leads from the newspapers bearing said news is ordered. Stop. Maximum Penalties for the transgressors are foreseen up to refer to the supreme court of state security stop. Immediate confirmation of receipt required. Stop. GENTILE DIRECTOR SPECIAL AFFAIRS. END STOP."
They're all part of the same union, that does Bigfoot, Nessie, The Beast of Bodmin Moor, etc. Standard-issue camera has grease smothered all over it.Meanwhile in 2023, in the world of iPhones, DSLRs with 600-800mm lenses, and friggin' military drones with multi-million dollar lenses and sensor arrays that can read your drivers license number from 20k feet - we can't find anything other than ducks, lens flare, sensor dust and party balloons, so lets drag stuff up from 1933.....
All BS.
For those that are struggling to get their head around what is happening or if it is real. Don't worry, there will be further confirmations. David Grusch is just the first in a line of people who are going to come forward once the Congressional hearings start. There are people inside the retrieval programs who were looking for a green light from Congress to reveal what they know. They now have this.
The problem is, the people making these claims have overplayed their hand.
They've made very specific and explicit claims, about alien flying saucers and alien technology being recovered by the government, they've made all of these frankly ridiculous allegations - so now they've got to put up, or shut up, end of.
With the Pentagon UFO videos released a few years ago, those videos were nonspecific and didn't really show anything, so it was possible to backtrack - as eventually the analysis was performed and it turned out those videos showed a: a duck, b: a sensor malfunction and c: something completely unremarkable, so they could be swept under the rug - as they are doing now.
But with these latest claims, they're so far out and specific - the only option is to provide that evidence and bring it into the open, or (as I think will happen) they'll drip feed some stuff which doesn't substantiate anything, and the whole thing will remain vague and nothing will be proven - which won't cut it this time.
I think unless you look at the legal process behind what is happening, it is very, VERY easy to be cynical
This is like the next UFO meta isn't it.
We've exhausted the videos of lens flare, birds, airliners, balloons and malfunctioning sensors. So instead, the next stage is to have somebody go and give crazy statements that read like the plot from a 1980s low-budget sci-fi movie, to congress - because they're saying it under oath, gotta be legit right?
I mean, in the history of legal systems - nobody has ever lied under oath right?![]()
It's not like he was called up and then lied, you are implying he has created a lie and accused the government of wrong doing. If it is what you say it is, he will likely be prosecuted.
What do you propose the motive of this man is, bearing in mind he is not alone and that there are others following suit.
Do you have any evidence any of those 3 video have being debunked and explained via a valid analysis that wasnt done by a BS artists YouTuber like you used last time. As far as I can tell the 3 reasons you gave to dismiss them are made up just like the other stuff you dismissed with a fake made up narrative. As far as I can tell no one was swept them under the rug and they are still active as unexplained. If there is some valid evidence I haven't seen it.With the Pentagon UFO videos released a few years ago, those videos were nonspecific and didn't really show anything, so it was possible to backtrack - as eventually the analysis was performed and it turned out those videos showed a: a duck, b: a sensor malfunction and c: something completely unremarkable, so they could be swept under the rug - as they are doing now.
But with these latest claims, they're so far out and specific - the only option is to provide that evidence and bring it into the open, or (as I think will happen) they'll drip feed some stuff which doesn't substantiate anything, and the whole thing will remain vague and nothing will be proven - which won't cut it this time.
As far as I can tell the 3 reasons you gave to dismiss them are made up just like the other stuff you dismissed with a fake made up narrative
Later in the meeting, Joshua Semeter of Boston University presented slides related to a famous Navy video popularly called "Go Fast." The slides showed how one could use the data on-screen in the video and trigonometry to calculate that the target object was actually traveling at 40 mph, which was about wind speed at the time. He described that the object's apparent speed on the video is due to a combination of parallax effects, such as zooming in on an object that is 13,000 feet above the ocean's surface.
Not only does that have nothing to do with debunking the other two videos.I can't be arsed to go through all of them again, but seeing as it's you - we'll stick with the gofast video, as everyone was harking on about it outrunning the jets... It wasn't - it was moving at 40mph, the current windspeed at that altitude:
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NASA panel: No convincing evidence for extraterrestrial life connected with UAPs
Amid ambiguity and poor data, “We don’t know exactly what we’re looking for.”…arstechnica.com
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I don't know how many times you need this to be pointed out to you? Shall we do it again?
I can do another paint drawing if you like?
I can't be arsed to go through all of them again, but seeing as it's you - we'll stick with the gofast video, as everyone was harking on about it outrunning the jets... It wasn't - it was moving at 40mph, the current windspeed at that altitude:
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NASA panel: No convincing evidence for extraterrestrial life connected with UAPs
Amid ambiguity and poor data, “We don’t know exactly what we’re looking for.”…arstechnica.com
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I don't know how many times you need this to be pointed out to you? Shall we do it again?
I can do another paint drawing if you like?
Many don’t agree with that conclusion because it doesn’t seem to work for the rest of the video and it was explained how the Gimbles + onboard processing removes the parallax effect on locked on targets which rule out that parallax effect.
Only the people who have access to the raw data don't agree with the explanation and went into detail why its not valid as the parallax had been removed via multiple methods. Which the guy doing the math on the video was not aware off.When you see how easy it was to debunk based purely on the video alone, you imagine whichever department is dealing with UAPs must be a bunch of crayon eating rejects that get sidelined to a department for the LOLz..