UFO Disclosure Thread

[ABNAK]

Maybe that’s a question you should ask China.

Oh yeah, China has thrust itself into the 30th Century. Riiiiight......

[Business_Casual]

It’s a joke, remember the 45th President trolling reporters.

[Business_Casual]

Inbound today is the report.

[WillBrink]

Inbound today is the report.

I suspect it will be a lot of words that say nothing, but that they are even talking about it vs denying it, is a huge step in a direction.

[WillBrink]

Not read the actual report yet, but:

What the Pentagon’s New UFO Report Reveals About Humankind

After a great deal of speculation, the Department of Defense and the Office of the Director of National Intelligence have released a long-awaited report about their investigations into unidentified flying objects. The unclassified document, called “Preliminary Assessment: Unidentified Aerial Phenomena,” examined 144 incidents that occurred between November 2004 and March 2021 in which military pilots encountered something they couldn’t explain. Promoters of the idea that UFOs represent something beyond this world have been hyping up the release for months.

In only one case was the $22 million report able to deduce an exact nature of what their pilots saw with high confidence—it was a large, deflating balloon. But it also concludes that the majority of the other incidents can be traced back to some terrestrial cause, such as airborne debris, natural atmospheric phenomena like ice crystals, or flight vehicles from the US or other countries. But by their very nature, most of the reported cases are difficult to identify.

“The limited amount of high-quality reporting on unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP) hampers our ability to draw firm conclusions about the nature or intent of UAP,” wrote the authors, using the military’s preferred parlance.

Today’s report is the culmination of a program known as the the Advanced Aviation Threat Identification Program, set up in 2007, whose existence was made public in a front page story in The New York Times in 2017. Though it contains no indication that any of its incidents could have been caused by things not of this Earth, it will be seen as a major victory by those who have been pushing for increased government disclosures about strange lights in the skies.

“No question, this is the story of the millennium,” says former CIA officer Jim Semivan, who helps run To the Stars Academy of Arts and Sciences, a company that researches UFOs and other unexplained phenomena. “This is going to reorder our consensus reality.”

His partner at To the Stars, Tom DeLonge (yes, from the punk-pop band Blink-182), agrees. “There’s no putting the genie back in the bottle,” DeLonge says.

https://www.wired.com/story/what-the...out-ourselves/

[Business_Casual]

“No question, this is the story of the millennium,” says former CIA officer Jim Semivan, who helps run To the Stars Academy of Arts and Sciences, a company that researches UFOs and other unexplained phenomena. “This is going to reorder our consensus reality.”

His partner at To the Stars, Tom DeLonge (yes, from the punk-pop band Blink-182), agrees. “There’s no putting the genie back in the bottle,” DeLonge says.

The CIA and their stooges would never lie to the public. And for the record, Blink-182 is and never was punk.

[OhThatGuy]

Report was hollow nothingness as most of us suspected. Essentially says that taxpayers have thrown billions at a military and intelligence apparatus that resulted in their being able to conclude nothing about UAPs. It attempts to infer that additional study will likely show many of the cases to be mundane anomalies. Congress should reject it and give them 1 week to reveal an overview of the UFO reality.

[Ready.Fire.Aim]

Link to the report.
Draw your own conclusions.


https://d3i6fh83elv35t.cloudfront.ne...P-20210625.pdf

[The Dumb Gun Collector]

Big ol' nothingburger

[okie]

Report was hollow nothingness as most of us suspected. Essentially says that taxpayers have thrown billions at a military and intelligence apparatus that resulted in their being able to conclude nothing about UAPs. It attempts to infer that additional study will likely show many of the cases to be mundane anomalies. Congress should reject it and give them 1 week to reveal an overview of the UFO reality.

Indeed. Ice crystals? I mean really...