Keeping the cat in the bag is getting harder with UFOs.

[August]

 

[Sheltie]

David Fravor claims the Navy has clear pictures of alien space ships from as little as 20 feet away.

 

[Standingstones]

David Fravor claims the Navy has clear pictures of alien space ships from as little as 20 feet away.

You would have to think the Navy would have better shots than from a radar screen. They want to make it as sketchy as possible.

 

[pigfarmer]

I wonder if some of those close range shots come from the Hawkeye aboard Nimitz. I forget the man's name but it was the 'data brick' in the E2C that the Air Force or plain clothes types came aboard to take. Those systems gather far more information than the Hornets do. The crewman said they flew in formation with the thing for several minutes and were close enough to see antenna like protuberances and a 'South of the Border' bumper sticker.

Well, I made that last bit up .......

 

[nivek]

You would have to think the Navy would have better shots than from a radar screen. They want to make it as sketchy as possible.

They probably do and we will never see them publicly released in our lifetimes...I don't buy into this disclosure business making rounds lately...I seriously doubt the government is going to open its coffers, too many skeletons will fall out if opened...

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[Sheltie]

I don't think the Department of Defense will allow any of the good stuff to be released either. My hope is that there will be more and more leaks from within.

 

[nivek]

Could it be that these navel ufos incidents are occurring because of other incidents we don't know about...Maybe our military have fired at some ufos or uaps at some point provoking a response from the occupants of those ufos or a response from the remote controllers if those are unmanned ufos...I think some could be drones coming from an underwater base in our oceans, perfect hiding place from us...As a whole our species shows that we don't care about our oceans, they're our dumping ground for every kind of garbage and waste, for the most part...Very few humans in the world are even aware of the depth and extent that we have polluted the oceans...No telling what's really laying down in those deepest parts of the ocean besides all of our garbage, its the perfect place to hide and watch us destroy ourselves perhaps so they could inherit the earth...If that's the case they have to be very patient because if we're going down it will likely be a prolonged with lots of kicking and screaming and guns blazing lol...

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[August]

I hope one of these things lands on their aircraft carriers just before an F18 launch. Or maybe they could send one of their F18s out with a Growler to knock it out of the sky. I mean the Growler can knock out an entire city one little Tic Tac should be no problem.

 

[pigfarmer]

As a whole our species shows that we don't care about our oceans, they're our dumping ground for every kind of garbage and waste, for the most part.

I forget who said it but we use our oceans as a larder and toilet at the same time

 

[pigfarmer]

I hope one of these things lands on their aircraft carriers just before an F18 launch. Or maybe they could send one of their F18s out with a Growler to knock it out of the sky. I mean the Growler can knock out an entire city one little Tic Tac should be no problem.

well, cities don't bob and weave.

 

[pigfarmer]

No idea who this guy or the publication is but here you go, link dump

Sorry, But it's Probably Not Aliens - So What Are Navy Pilots Seeing in the Skies? - Edge

and to see what the interview with Ben Rich actually said: Popular Science

Since we like cherry picking Ben Rich quotes out of context, here's the eyebrow raiser I saw from 1994