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What ya think UFO’s

Do you believe?

  • Yes. It’s gotta be true

    Votes: 33 44.6%
  • No. Crazy talk.

    Votes: 24 32.4%
  • Maybe. Explain

    Votes: 17 23.0%

  • Total voters
    74
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I am absolutely fascinated with this topic. Having been a big fan of Sci-Fi and Horror films since I was a kid, this is nothing short of amazing to me, but I always thought it was a product of Hollywood to put butts in seats.

This is huge! I don't know why everyone isn't talking about this or why it's not on the news every day. This may possibly be the biggest news/discovery in our entire human history, but none of my friends or family want to engage in a conversation. I don't get it. This is life altering information and people's paradigms are going to change.

In the past I've been a skeptical non-believer. But today, after 4 Tranches of documents and videos have been released, I'm more or less in shock and am uncertain what to make of the situation. Is this actually happening or is it another Psy Op?

Anyone else fascinated with this topic?
 
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I live on the Eastern Shore of Maryland and have a clear view any time they launch anything from Wallops Island.

I see some insane things going up that could certainly be construed as UFOs if one didn't know where they were coming from.

Add to that, if you think the government/military is letting us know about what they are testing/flying now to replace the SR-71, Stealth Fighter and Bomber, you are fooling yourself.

You can't ever show all your cards, and I believe our government is testing technologies right now that many of us would consider SF.

I don't think we are alone in the universe, but I don't think UFOs are buzzing the planet either.
 
Why do they only crash in a vast field in Alabama at night? When one crashes in Manhattan during rush hour I will be a firm believer. :)
At one time people were driving up to a tiny community in north Alabama, IIRC it was a placed called Phife, but names are not that important, it was the fact that on some nights hundreds of people would line the roads in that area and plenty claimed to see formations of UFOs in the night sky. I was invited to go many times, but I prefer to not know until they show up in daylight and land to give us a copy of their book, "To Serve Mankind", and hope it's not a cookbook. :smug:
 
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...if you think the government/military is letting us know about what they are testing/flying now to replace the SR-71, Stealth Fighter and Bomber, you are fooling yourself.

You can't ever show all your cards, and I believe our government is testing technologies right now that many of us would consider SF.

I don't think we are alone in the universe, but I don't think UFOs are buzzing the planet either.
Local scuttlebutt up in north Alabama is the high altitude aircraft were replaced by low earth orbit satellites with very advanced video and sensor arrays. There are also rumors of a few SR's on standby in case a quick flyover is called for to get some up to the minute intel on goings on around the Caribbean and gulf of Murika countries . But I think most of that is being routinely handled by a very specialized version of an Air Tractor AT-802 and a Thrush S2R-660 being converted from crop dusters to spy planes outfitted with bleeding edge surveillance arrays with the Air Tractor being designated an OA-1K Skyraider II and the Thrush designated IOMAX Archangel named after the company (IOMAX) doing the modifications to the airframe to turn it into a spy plane, so there are plenty of things going bump in the night sky these days that could be mistaken for UFOs. There are also rumors that Pinnacle Solutions, Michael Durant's Blackhawk customization shop, is also producing some high zoot Blackhawks rigged out for high speed, low altitude intel gathering, supposedly basing that platform on some DEA interdiction Blackhawks converted for nighttime operations, but again it's all scuttlebutt so who knows if any of it is true, or just loose tongues wagging on late night river banks among cat fishermen in and around North Alabama.
 
Whatever these UFO things are, I don't believe them to be a naturally occurring phenomena, such as flash lighting, static electricity or swamp gas. I believe they are manufactured somehow by some one or some thing. Naturally occurring things in nature don't travel at 7x the sound barrier and make right turns. Nor do they fly into and out of the water without impunity. Our level of physics doesn't support it.

As far as the low res grainy photographs and videos that are being released, my thoughts are we're probably being spoon fed this information little by little - kind of like watching a movie trailer to generate public interest. Just a teaser to get us talking.

But just the fact that these things exist and are now acknowledged by certain factions (certainly not everyone) of the government opens up more questions than it answers.
 
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There is a very specific road map to all this being played out. I think mid 90's, a very driven agenda to make all this seem normal was started or enhanced. If real disclosure was in 60's, 70's, 80's, we'd all be sheet'n our pants. Now, we would just be slightly surprised it finally happened. It's all planned over decades.