Congress Admits UFOs Not ‘Man-Made,’ Says ‘Threats’ Increasing ‘Exponentially’

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America is falling. This is propaganda to get china not to do things out of fear of extra terrestrials.

[–]DirewolfGhost 3 insightful - 1 fun3 insightful - 0 fun4 insightful - 1 fun -  (0 children)

Nah, just muddying the waters. It'll give smokescreen for the control tech they unleash next. All roads lead to power grid collapse and neo-feudalism.

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America is falling. This is propaganda to get china not to do things out of fear of extra terrestrials.

Its clearly some kind of propaganda if this is the official line, they are definitely plotting something nefarious here

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This could have been an inevitable path. The war on drugs, the war on terror, the war on COVID, the war on UFO's. None can be effectively fought, but all cost a shit load of our money.

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I don't know why y'all think it's propaganda. As I wrote once if we accept these things as real, we can draw some conclusions from it.

Like to manipulate gravity or whatever their means of movement, the engine would have to be centered. It isn't applying thrust at one point, it is omnidirectional. Central engine is the only thing that makes sense.

And if you draw a circle and imagine lines of force emanating from them, there's only so many shapes that fit well inside an area of effect that has some sort of polarity to it. Saucers for 2 poles and diamonds for 4 (two engines?)

The idea here is the presumption the shape is not arbitrary or for aesthetics. All reported UFOs have one of several common shapes.

When I wrote about this people dismissed it because I don't know the method behind an alien engine. Which is ridiculous, but whatever.

It's power source is small and has no emissions. Battery seems unlikely to me, and crashes are reportedly radioactive. I suspect it's using nuclear energy in some sort of way we have never tried before. Pretty sure it involves quantum mechanics, which are polar.

Besides allowing movement, this engine must be capable of traveling through space without regard to c, and/or time. C is simply too slow in the vastness of space. These aliens came from somewhere not around us, and quickly. Or they're us from the future.

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I don't know why y'all think it's propaganda. As I wrote once if we accept these things as real, we can draw some conclusions from it.

They very well might be real. I think my suspicion is that the changing narrative on UFO's has more to do with some ulterior motive than any change in the evidence of UFO's or the threat level they pose.

I don't know what to think of the videos I have seen. The dynamics of those ships should not be possible with current technology, I agree, but I have no idea about the veracity of these materials, or why we are suddenly saying this may be a thing rather than suppressing it

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why we are suddenly saying this may be a thing rather than suppressing it

Because we need to duplicate it and nobody knows how, so the US govt crowd sourced that shit. Once you look at it as if they're are real, you stop asking can they do that, is that even real, is that even possible, and say we know it's possible, so how can we do it too.

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Maybe you are right Musky. I admit the last couple of years has left me so primed to identify possible propaganda that it's very difficult to take anything at face value and not immediately suspect some kinda shenanigans are afoot, especially if it is about a topic that is conspiratorial to begin with. If they were to come out and say the absolute truth about UFO's, you are right, I automatically wouldn't believe them

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I don't see what we have to lose if we're interested in exploring the rest of the universe. We'll never get anywhere even if we could go the speed of light. It's 4.3 years at c to even get to Alpha Centauri and I hear that place doesn't even have any good restaurants.

There's either another way to do it, and we see things that seem to be able to accomplish this, or we're just wasting time playing around with, and polluting the earth with, chemical rockets. Really have nothing to lose here. I tried to explain this to Elon Musk, but I don't think he saw what I wrote.