UFO Disclosure Thread

[okie]

This article came out yesterday.

https://www.military.com/daily-news/...C=eb_211020.nl

A few interesting stories of ufo activity around the nukes…


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My neighbor was a Lieutenant in the Air Force in the 1960s. He was in security forces in charge of protecting rail shipments of nuclear weapons. He told me one time that he had been briefed on UFOs. He said he never saw one, but that he was formally briefed on what to do if and when he and his men did see one. Apparently they briefed the officers to inform them there was a likelihood they and or their men would see one eventually, and then basically gave them instructions on how to make sure it stayed quiet.

I believe him. I think I might be the only person he ever told. I think he really needed to tell someone. That someone was me because I had been granted a top secret clearance, and he's like oh yea I had one of those too, and then he proceeds to tell me that whole thing. I think he just really needed to tell someone, but didn't want to violate his oath (he was one of those kinds of guys, old school word is his bond types), so I think he felt less bad telling me knowing I had that clearance.

[WillBrink]

This article came out yesterday.

https://www.military.com/daily-news/...C=eb_211020.nl

A few interesting stories of ufo activity around the nukes…


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UFO's have been most commonly seen around nukes since we started testing them, and in several events, directly manipulated them by shutting them down. As if to let us know they will not allow us to run with scissors? Motivation unclear, but there's a message being sent it seems.

[Business_Casual]

UFO's have been most commonly seen around nukes since we started testing them, and in several events, directly manipulated them by shutting them down. As if to let us know they will not allow us to run with scissors? Motivation unclear, but there's a message being sent it seems.

My take on that is it is disinformation. To each his own. The hall of mirrors in UFO world is long.

[okie]

UFO's have been most commonly seen around nukes since we started testing them, and in several events, directly manipulated them by shutting them down. As if to let us know they will not allow us to run with scissors? Motivation unclear, but there's a message being sent it seems.

That's certainly how most "ufologists" interpret it. Seems more like a show of force to me, though. If they wanted to help us they could permanently disable them, give us a cure for cancer, give us an energy alternative to coal, etc. It's noteworthy to point out that they have no problem meddling in our affairs, but show no inclination to actually help us in any way, despite obviously having the ability to do so.

[Diamondback]

That's certainly how most "ufologists" interpret it. Seems more like a show of force to me, though. If they wanted to help us they could permanently disable them, give us a cure for cancer, give us an energy alternative to coal, etc. It's noteworthy to point out that they have no problem meddling in our affairs, but show no inclination to actually help us in any way, despite obviously having the ability to do so.

That implies a doctrine of acting as guardrails, only actively intervening just enough to keep us from steering ourselves off the cliff while still making us do the hard work of climbing the mountain road ourselves.

[okie]

That implies a doctrine of acting as guardrails, only actively intervening just enough to keep us from steering ourselves off the cliff while still making us do the hard work of climbing the mountain road ourselves.

If you read the actual reports though that's not what they're doing. If they had stepped in and deactivated everyone's nukes during the Cuban Missile Crisis, okay, sure, I would interpret that as benevolent, minimalistic intervention on our behalf.

But the actual reports are of these guys just showing up on radar and activating and deactivating random silos. That's what you would do to tell your enemy they're helpless to defend themselves.

[SteyrAUG]

That implies a doctrine of acting as guardrails, only actively intervening just enough to keep us from steering ourselves off the cliff while still making us do the hard work of climbing the mountain road ourselves.

That implies any of this nonsense actually is happening. Anything intelligent enough to visit us from anywhere life "might" exists certainly doesn't give a damn about our nuclear capacity or if we might suicide ourselves. It is more likely they would come down to rescue dinosaurs which existed for 250 million years and divert an asteroid 65 million years ago.

The ideas being promoted by some here are exactly why any study of extra terrestrial intelligent life never gets taken seriously and will forever being fringe.

[Diamondback]

That implies any of this nonsense actually is happening. Anything intelligent enough to visit us from anywhere life "might" exists certainly doesn't give a damn about our nuclear capacity or if we might suicide ourselves. It is more likely they would come down to rescue dinosaurs which existed for 250 million years and divert an asteroid 65 million years ago.

The ideas being promoted by some here are exactly why any study of extra terrestrial intelligent life never gets taken seriously and will forever being fringe.

I know that if *I* were ET 65 million years ago I would have sided with the raptors over the rodents...

[WillBrink]

That's certainly how most "ufologists" interpret it. Seems more like a show of force to me, though. If they wanted to help us they could permanently disable them, give us a cure for cancer, give us an energy alternative to coal, etc. It's noteworthy to point out that they have no problem meddling in our affairs, but show no inclination to actually help us in any way, despite obviously having the ability to do so.

As someone who has been following the phenomena since I was a kid, so 4 decades ish give or take, I don't require ufologists (what ever that really is...) to interpret that for me. If they're intent is not peaceful, we are the equivalent of stone age cave man vs an F22 at best, from the tech we see, and I suspect concerned about our transition to planet ending weapons we hardly understand.

Fact remains, what ever we think is their intentions is a WAG as we don't know what they are. I know what I think they are, but they may be something we can't even understand.

[WillBrink]

That implies any of this nonsense actually is happening. Anything intelligent enough to visit us from anywhere life "might" exists certainly doesn't give a damn about our nuclear capacity or if we might suicide ourselves. It is more likely they would come down to rescue dinosaurs which existed for 250 million years and divert an asteroid 65 million years ago.

The ideas being promoted by some here are exactly why any study of extra terrestrial intelligent life never gets taken seriously and will forever being fringe.

You're using human centric POV to apply motives, and it could be as simple as trying to prevent us from running with scissors and snuff ourselves out before we can develop into a species they can actually work with, to motives we can't even fathom, equivalent to your dog trying to understand the TV remote and how the TV works and the concept of an electron.

The study of extra terrestrial intelligent life is taken very seriously among scientists, hence why SETI was started in the 60s, etc.

It was never a fringe.