official canadian investigation concludes UFOs"probably extraterrestrial", page 3

Originally posted by muzzleflash
these are just table scraps tho guys

the military industrial complex which hides the truth, is kind of funny as an "entity"

they have lied so much about this subject, that now they are sacrificing old lies, in order to preserve and strengthen today's relevant lies

on the one hand, we are getting tidbits of truth trickling down

but they Are in fact table scraps

this is limited disclosure, and by no means complete

i guess we should feel lucky they admitted a few things lol

That's a good point. I don't know how many times our own military has been caught lying with regards to UFO's. The Stephenville Texas UFO's come to mind too..

US Military Flip Flops on the Stephenville UFO Story

There are many other examples. Our military will always initially lie about UFO's but they will never admit to it even when such lies are pretty much wide open for all to see. It was only when FAA radar reports were released in response to the MUFON investigation FOIA requests that the military decided to change its story. And that was only because the FAA radar reports contained proof of multiple military aircraft in the area after the military publicly stated there were no such aircraft in the area on the night in question.

Some People think that the Stephenville MUFON investigation/report indicated some broad new trend involving openness regarding UFO's.. It is actually quite the opposite if you actually read the report in its entirety. The military is as secretive as ever about UFO's.

Meanwhile, the military sais it doesn't know anything when they literally put up a brick wall when they're caught with their pants down.. And when they're caught in the lie they won't even admit it. All the military secrecy and unwillingness to cooperate with MUFON investigations alone throws up a giant red flag saying we aren't being told the whole truth. And the military is one of the only organisations these days that can get away with not cooperating with official FOIA requests.. They don't even HAVE to lie most of the time because they usually don't respond to such requests in the first place.. You're meaning to tell me that FAA radars caught all these military aircraft flying around that night in Stephenville and no military radar stations picked any of it up? The FAA radar even picked up the friggin UFO for a short period!

Most of these releases of documents seem more like governments trying to get people off their backs. Government throws a bone.. People calm down. Thats their whole mentality. Anything of substantial national security significance (and I guarantee you pretty much all of the most amazing UFO events are) will never be released by such governments.

It's like a secret UFO crash.. Say a UFO crashes in Russia.. Russia would want all the event and any information it learned from the UFO to itself. The same goes for pretty much any significant UFO wave/event in which those same governments have actually learned something about the phenomenon. Therefore, pretty much any significant "UFO Documents" would never be released because they contain information that these countries aren't willing to share.

Sometimes UFO events make countries look bad too. UFO's around nuclear facilities, UFO's flying around at will in controlled military air-space, etc.. They probably wouldn't want it out in the open that they can't even protect their own sovereign territory against such a threat. Especially when their allies (the U.S. for example) are still a brick wall of UFO secrecy. What these countries are probably doing is filtering out all the important UFO reports/documents and then releasing all the stuff that is just elusive and raises more questions than answers. It makes sense!

-ChriS

[edit on 17-2-2009 by BlasteR]