Military Whistleblower Comes Forward to Allege U.S. Has Alien Craft: Report

Interview.

We have quite a number of aircrafts from another species.

Yes, we read that in the original post earlier today, OP

He’s cute

Total nutjob. The crazy eyes and head bobbing are a dead giveaway.

ok, I'll bite. If this is true, wouldn't they make a fortune letting people fly in it? How do you make $$ keeping it a secret?

R4, they checked it out and other official vouch for him and others not connected are saying the same thing.

They could be nutjobs too R7.

Yeah. All of these credible people are now “nut jobs”.

I don’t understand why it’s so hard for atheists to believe in aliens. Or people who don’t believe anything they personally can’t “see”.

The whole concept of life is unexplainable.

Even if you accept the Big Bang. How can you not wonder what was before the dust? What created that?

If we are indeed species from an alien intervention, I want to know.

While I believe this could be a possibility, the guy in the interview at R1 looks like he escaped an asylum and has a team of people looking for him, with tranquilizer guns and nets at the ready.

R9, again, why do you care so much? You are like born again xtians. Annoying and wanting to convert everyone.

[quote]The whole concept of life is unexplainable.

They covered that in school.

[quote]the guy in the interview at [R1] looks like he escaped an asylum and has a team of people looking for him, with tranquilizer guns and nets at the ready.

[quote]Total nutjob. The crazy eyes and head bobbing are a dead giveaway.

Y'all are seeing & hearing things. He's literally talking like a regular person. Not surprised though; this attack is used regularly around here, mostly towards women who say or do anything. There's immediately attacks claiming that they appear to be acting "completely crazy".

So you admit you're a frau R13? I figured. You have that earnest "I know better than you" vibe.

Wow r14, an ad hominem response to me calling out other ad hominem attacks. You get that you're just proving my point, right?

Who's attacking you? I id'd you as a frau. You are.

R13 Uh-oh. Hortense has exited the Chrissy Metz thread and joined the UFO thread.

If we had alien tech from a species that can travel interstellar space, you’d think our military capabilities would be unchallenged anywhere on this planet.

Bullshit

R24, we might not know how to operate whatever we got or replicate the materials. Imagine a 747 crashing anywhere in the world or at anytime past 100 years ago. They'd have no idea how to make plastic even.

Well, they’re admitting to UFOs now. That’s something.

Size meat verificatia? Of the aliens.....

Hmm. I don't know what to make of this. Was there a way for him to notify Congress without going public? Or did he have to go public if he was exercising whistleblower protections?

The Guardian summary was pretty interesting, too. Features quotes from some others speaking (positively) to the whistleblower's character.

Lots of mainstream media is reporting on this now. But skeptics gonna skeptic because it’s easier than actually thinking.

Oh skeptics think R23. We just don't believe without actual concrete evidence. It's the naive "Its true because I want to believe" who don't actually think. Like fundie xtians.

R1 I don't doubt the U.S. military has recovered objects of "unknown origin," but where this guy loses credibility is where he says they're alien spacecraft from another world.

We don't know that. We only know we can't readily identify them as something we may have built. There could very well be an earth-bound explanation for them, and to immediately jump to "it's aliens!" undermines his believability.

r25 - good point. It would not be surprising if China were developing crafts or materials we may not have familiarity with in the U.S. The recent balloon situations have shown they're obviously not above flying craft over or near our territory in the U.S.

R18 i agree. I see no evidence of any high tech that appeared out of the blue. And I wish it were true, because I love a good story.

Perhaps we don't understand the tech.

Even if this guy is a nut (and I'm not sure) it is just a matter of time before one of these stories are real.

The claim is not that “the US definitely didn’t design this,” it’s that it’s not even human in origin. In other words they’ve already ruled out China.

The origins of velcro.

George De Mestral got the idea for Velcro® from cockleburs caught in his clothes and his dog's fur. During a walk in the woods in 1948, Swiss engineer and outdoorsman de Mestral caught hundreds of burrs in his clothes and his dog's fur. He wondered how they attached themselves so tenaciously.

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