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2 weeks before Roswell, one of the "AAT aircraft" had completed development and attempt its test flight which was meant to be a secret military mission, a joint venture between US government and NI-11.
Very unfortunately for the US government, the AAT aircraft was sighted by Kenneth Arnold and the incident gone public.
Originally posted by warbird03
Also, why did you feel the need to create this thread when it's identical to the other one you linked
Originally posted by Gazrok
And they've been "testing" this for over 50 years? I don't buy it. If so, we'd have seen production models using such tech decades ago, on the battlefield.
Originally posted by youthsavior
Are you trying to say that Aliens don't exist because that's seems to me what you are hinting? How dare you!!!
Do you believe ET life? If you do, do you think they'd come visit us, like our astronauts to the moon!?
Originally posted by youthsavior
How dare you!!!
Are you a secret government spy?????
Originally posted by DaWhiz
reply to post by r00t999
You are making your assumption about UFO's as though Roswell was the first report of UFO's and it wasn't.
Originally posted by DaWhiz
Christopher Columbus' logs, or could fake the Nurenberg German air battles of 1561 or the Nurenberg Chronicle which has possibly the first illustration of a UFO and a report of a sighting in 1034.
Now if we had flying craft during those times, I'd be inclined to believe you, but this goes much further back than most care to imagine.
Originally posted by schuyler
Except that Arnold saw NINE separate objects. That would not equate to a "test" flight now, would it? Not that this entirely nullifies your theory, but it puts a big hole in your boat.
Originally posted by youthsavior
reply to post by schuyler
And what about the et's they found inside???
Originally posted by TinkererJim
reply to post by r00t999
AAT makes a whole lot of sense...they need something contemporary as Santa's sleigh explanation is wearing out... Makes you think if they are prepping the public with Harry Potter's broom ...
Originally posted by xiphias
That could be so, at least in some cases. But having seen a UFO up close (and under seemingly undeniable personal circumstances), it's hard for me to imagine how any government/military could build something like that.
Originally posted by xiphias
And keeping it a secret adds a whole extra dimension to the story - not unless all of the superpowers were working together
Originally posted by warbird03
So you're saying every case before 1947 or possibly before Tesla is a lie? Without you providing sources for anything that you've said, your entire "theory" has very little credibility. I have no doubt that some UFO incidents are man-made, but every single one? I don't buy it without proof.
Originally posted by r00t999
Originally posted by schuyler
Except that Arnold saw NINE separate objects. That would not equate to a "test" flight now, would it? Not that this entirely nullifies your theory, but it puts a big hole in your boat.
Thanks for your reply.
Let's suppose if I originally said it in plural (9), not singular (1)...will the theory still hold ?