Dejan Corovic
As above, so bellow
I don't think Aurora ever existed. It was just spun up folk story, not even disinformation campaign.
When Chris Mellon looked into the black triangles when he had oversight of black projects--he was told that the US has nothing like them.I don't think Aurora ever existed. It was just spun up folk story, not even disinformation campaign.
What about the upside down plane?Mick finally did the same over at Metabunk --adjusted the contrast & brightness in Photoshop --takes ten seconds to show that all of the reflection people are wrong.
I have not seen anything else about that! I don't know.What about the upside down plane?
I totally agree.The military tends to think in cycles measured in I agreedecades and they hang on to old stuff forever. Hence mothball fleets and desert boneyards.
If we see a piece of previously classified equipment like a B2 Spirit it’s already more than halfway through its originally intended lifespan and it’s still secret replacement likely already operational. In terms of aircraft beyond that who knows, but an exoxtic system under development for many, many years isn’t any stretch of the imagination. Think of the rate of technical development, it probaby made previous ideas on the drawing board possible.
Also consider undersea developments. I’ve written here that we have had highly advanced deep submergence capabilities since the 70s. They’ve repurposed a number of Ohio class boomers as clandestine mission delivery vehicles. This includes SEALS and all their gadgets. Not hard to speculate that they can appear in unexpected places and that their gadgets are a combination of manned and semi/fully aurtonomous vehicles. A trans medium capability is probably old news to them at this point.
I’m not keen on ascribing old sightings to speculative vehicles, and even less so to giving them discrete abilities and performance. The real stuff is almost akways cooler than fiction.
I actually think the Cash Landrum object might have been a secret US craft that was having problems --perhaps nuclear powered. Even Stanton Friedman had been working on developing engines for nuclear powered rockets, back in the day.
Elizondo specifically, Mellon peripherally, have chosen to associate themselves with the like of Tom DeLong and Jeremy Corbell. Add in George Knapp as well because I really have no idea how to categorize him, or Bob Bigelow for that matter. There are others for sure. Point is, there are many well intentioned people out there that unfortunately get splattered by the pure bullshit artists who are just humping the interest for their own purposes. Money, attention, what have you. Hard to take anyone seriously because it's frankly overwhelming.
Ufology and the behavior of the attendant interest groups are actually more of a hindrance to general public acceptance than government/military recalcitrance. I've posted this clip more than once because it sums it beautifully. Worth noting that Spielberg wrote this 45+ years ago. Anything changed much since then, really ?
They should have known better. Associating themselves with a company like TTSA that has provided nothing it promised and loonies like Delonge and channels like the History Channel is dangerous and stupid. Unless of course it was done on purpose. I get the feeling Elizondo's crew is manipulating as much as it is advancing. They want to control the narrative but they do much obfuscating too. I wonder what their end goal is still? Do they want to create a mitigated escapeway for the gatekeepers out of their own mess, or are they doing this for entirely different reasons?I think the intent to go along with Tom Delonge was to bring the UFO information to a wider, younger audience; to bring it into the spotlight for kids who may have to deal with it in the future --but it didn't work out very well!