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Members of the House Intelligence Committee received a quiet sneak peak of the bombshell report explaining that while the existence of alien life is questionable, any UFOs pose a major threat to national security.
The unidentified objects could be espionage assets used by adversaries of the US, which means the abundant phenomenons in the sky prove alarming for how up to date the country is on foreign espionage tactics.
"We take the issue of unexplained aerial phenomena seriously to the extent that we're dealing with the safety and security of US military personnel or the national security interests of the United States, so we want to know what we're dealing with," said Representative Sean Patrick Maloney.
US intelligence experts have produced a UFO dossier on what the government knows about unidentified aerial phenomena, examining whether decades of orb sightings constitute a national security threat.
Comment: See also:
- Ex-government chief for UFO investigations: US considering extraterrestrial hypothesis
- Unclassified UFO findings to reveal US intel community can't explain aerial objects: report
- Pentagon's UFO PsyOps
- Ex-head of Pentagon UFO hunting outfit claims US government possesses 'exotic material' that needs to be studied
- 'We don't know exactly what they are': Obama says UFO sightings appear real
- Sen. Marco Rubio calls on US to take UFO reports 'seriously'
- Pentagon says leaked video showing mysterious spherical object is GENUINE & under investigation by 'UFO task force'
Reader Comments
Dwoods44 And why did UFOs only come to be after man had achieved flight?... because before that they were just put down as heavenly visions and/or superstition? A lot of other technology came along around that time too that would help see, track, capture images and spread the word.
Plenty of historic UFO depictions in the photography of the times though [Link]
in 1863), but their capabilities were far more limited than the mystery airships. Reece[3] and others[8] note that contemporary American newspapers of the "yellow journalism" era were more likely to print manufactured stories and hoaxes than are modern news sources, and editors of the late 1800s often would have expected the reader to understand that such stories were false. [9] Most journalists of the period did not seem to take the airship reports very seriously, as after the major 1896–97 wave concluded, the subject quickly fell from public consciousness.[9] The airship stories received further attention only after the 1896-97 newspaper reports were largely rediscovered in the mid 1960s and UFO investigators suggested the airships might represent earlier precursors to post-World War II UFO sightings.[9]This is the first wiki item I've come across that lies so blatantly.
This raises the possibility of a false flag and may connect to cyber attacks that are also priming the narrative.