Where could they get the money?
Well, 3 trillion would help, a bit, but I'm guessin that most of the money comes from patents released from various 'grey' projects, arms dealing,
drug running maybe even pharmaceuticals, then you have the syphoning of alloted funds, skim a bit off the top and delegate this rest to the various
sub departments, money is bound to be 'lost' in red tape.
Where could they get the pilots?
Best guess I'd have would be the USAF, they've had their own 'Space program' for decades now, so their pilots could be more than competent dealing
with terrestrial (super/hypersonic?) and non terrestrial (sub/superluminal?) craft, testing or not.
Black vs 'Ultra' Black
I agree with a few people on here, what you consider to be 'ultra' black, I would myself consider to be black, maybe even a dark grey (lol). The
TR's or the Aurora project, considering the possibilites, wouldn't be that high up, consider off world bases, Fleets of FTL craft, moon bases, time
travel, teleportation, I'd consider these 'Ultra' black, these are the ones they have NO intention of releasing. Anti-gravity (hate that term) or
gravity manipulation would be an outright certainty compared to these more 'far-fetched', for some, ideas.
Mike Singh has a good Thread on the secret space program, some good material to back up his ideas and speculation. As for Nick Cook's book, hunt for
zero point as being all theoretical, he visits the museum of the scientist who invented alot of the 'Nazi' UFO's(Schoberger?), ran by his grandsom
I think, haven't read it in a while, some of his diaries are still there showing his work, but alot were taken shortly after the war aswell as given
by him before leaving America, to return to Germany, that's some good evidence there due to the scacity of it in this area.
As for if any of this stuff exists, I'll say what I always say, it's possible, the military is AT LEAST 50 years ahead of mainstream (my guess would
be 100-200 years, but...), if they are announcing robotic suits, gravity manipulation or energy weaponry as 'breakthrough' technologies in the
mainstream, what is the current state of these technologies in the MIC?
good thread, flagged.
thanks. EMM