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originally posted by: Arbitrageur
a reply to: RobertSheaffer
I'm pretty tired of hearing about "Arts Parts" by now, but the comment by Nolan that he couldn't show us some of the material samples due to national security reasons was interesting, though could just be debris from some crashed foreign stealth aircraft for all I know.
“I'd say that the chances of it being important scientifically are extremely slim. On top of that, it may not be much more than a piece of slag from an industrial process, for instance it has been suggested this may be from the Betterton-Kroll process,” Dr. Chris Cogswell, who holds a PhD in Chemical Engineering and hosts the Mad Scientist Podcast, told Motherboard.
originally posted by: peaceinoutz
a reply to: karl 12
The provenance of the release of those videos is filled with multiple different explanations from different people. It's clearly meant to obfuscate. In reading the pretty good UFO book by Sarah Scoles, They Are Already Here, she uses Issakoi for a reference mentioning ATS by name and the famous Final Theory post exposing this here I think in 2011 and that German site having it in 2007.
Then we have all the statements by these TTSA and government speakers just further confusing the issue into complete darkness.
Those two " whistleblowers" Elizondo is probably defending are Jim Semivan and Hal Puthoff, though it's actually three adding Mellon.
If these guys are " whistleblowers" then I'm the king of England
Scientists Will Release Over 3 Terabytes of UFO Data in 2022
This data includes over 600 hours of infrared video from numerous FLIR® cameras; a combined total of three terabytes of visual imagery through multiple camera platforms. Sprague added the analysis of this data reveals a significant number of anomalous objects and phenomena still undergoing examination before public release.
UAPx members:
Kevin Day, Gary Voorhis, Jason Turner, Michael W. Hall, JD, Dr. Kevin Knuth, Ph.D., Dr. Matthew M. Szydagis, Ph.D., Christopher Altman, and Jeremy D. McGowan.
originally posted by: Arbitrageur
Regarding Arts parts, Puthoff tries to tell some story about possible terahertz waveguide, but I am not able to confirm this and I don't really believe that claim without further proof, and I've also heard Puthoff say it might be industrial slag, which is what some others have claimed might be the real source
Why Hasn’t Lue Elizondo Been Offered his DoD Job Back?
In 2017, after years of working selflessly on his own time to motivate people in DoD and the IC to take the UAP issue seriously, he finally resigned. He did so because these unidentified aircraft were routinely violating restricted U.S. airspace in a manner and pattern that suggested someone has achieved a major technological breakthrough and is using it in a manner that poses a potential threat to U.S. forces....
.....One might think, if the DoD or DNI leadership was serious about encouraging employees to ‘think outside the box' and be 'brave, independent and principled,’ that when someone actually manifests those traits for the nation’s benefit, correcting an outrageous intelligence community oversight in this case, the achievements of that individual might be acknowledged and celebrated to convey a proper signal to the workforce. Why not, for example, acknowledge that Lue was right all along, thank him for his sacrifice and service, and offer him his old job back? ....
Source
Is that letter serious?
....what does Elizondo have (but a deferred pension) and his questionable reputation. He’s found out there is no big money in Ufology.