#theGuardian Startling claims made at UFO hearing in #Congress, but lack direct evidence. Ex-defense department official said government employees had been injured and #US conducted secret #UFO retrievals.
❛❛ The hearing on unidentified anomalous phenomena (#UAP), which has become the more accepted term for UFO, also heard that the government had a “huge amount” of secret information on UAPs, including “photos, video, photos, other information”. ❜❜
During the hearings, military folks talked about how scientists today are studying black holes, which require specially designed tools and systems. Let's have the right optics required for the job. But of course since UAP are not legitimate objects of study, pilots have to record them on cellphones from inside of their cockpits. Denial and deniability.
Congressional folks repeatedly asked the presenters what benefit is there in withholding 20-year-old documentation from the public?
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1337 $#!+ I did that
in reply to The Krononaut Moon Project 🌑 • • •The Krononaut Moon Project 🌑
in reply to 1337 $#!+ I did that • • •During the hearings, military folks talked about how scientists today are studying black holes, which require specially designed tools and systems. Let's have the right optics required for the job. But of course since UAP are not legitimate objects of study, pilots have to record them on cellphones from inside of their cockpits. Denial and deniability.
Congressional folks repeatedly asked the presenters what benefit is there in withholding 20-year-old documentation from the public?
1337 $#!+ I did that
in reply to The Krononaut Moon Project 🌑 • • •