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Keshe is now claiming in a post made to his forum on December 13, that this technology was used by Iran to capture the unmanned Sentinel spy drone that the US military had sent over. He states that the drone was snatched out of the air with force fields, and then placed on the ground, without significant damage (as seen in the photo), to be retrieved. This is very different than Iran's official story that claims the drone was captured with a "cyber attack" or hacking. If Keshe's claim is true, then the "official" story from Iran is a spin. According to the mainstream media, the method by which the drone was captured is a mystery. [Link]
I didn't make that claim. I was referring to the difficulty of each technology and that a country that has space craft would have progressed up to nuclear standards.
Originally posted by CharonIncarnate
reply to post by Planet teleX
Ufos have nothing to do with nuclear tech.
Using the front hatch or a tractor beam? If they can pull with a laser (which I've heard is in development) then why use a UFO? It has been mentioned that they simply altered GPS definition code.
If tou have a ufo it would be a lot easier to snatch the drone then risk failing to hack.
Now we're just wishfully thinking.
And if iran has ufo tech then of course the US does too.
Originally posted by rigel4
A flaw/fault developed with the drone and Iran got lucky picking it up.
An Iranian Flying saucer beamed it out of the sky and made of with the drone.
Which of the above statements are more plausible.
Originally posted by rigel4
A flaw/fault developed with the drone and Iran got lucky picking it up.
An Iranian Flying saucer beamed it out of the sky and made of with the drone.
Which of the above statements are more plausible.
Imperial Iranian Air Force