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originally posted by: Ectoplasm8
a reply to: Lucidparadox
So alien beings just happen to create a spacecraft with the exact same design as the Batman balloon as shown? It's also positioned vertical as the balloon is designed to float but goes against the aerodynamics of aircraft. Amazing coincidence, wouldn't you say?
You comment the phenomenon isn't taken seriously because those who are skeptical. Then you go on to show one of the reasons it's scoffed at and not taken seriously.
The evidence to date after decades of claims does not support alien visitation. That's a fact. There's a reason it's not left to people with a belief and only require low leveled evidence. You have no choice but to argue for eyewitness testimony, trace evidence, self-appointed experts, weak photos/videos, and on. You have to vehemently argue for alien involvement for it to be true. If it was happening for a fact, there would be no reason for silly arguments and a cry to please believe, period.
1. Scale, these object a WAY larger than store sold mylar balloons. That is proven by the distances they were viewed at from the cockpits. 2. The reports from the pilots were that these objects were stationary at 10k + feet for hours without moving an inch in any direction in high winds. 3. When they did move, they went at speeds nothing man made has ever moved before.
Where is the proof for any of those claims?
originally posted by: Alien Abduct
Do you have a response to these?
originally posted by: Ectoplasm8
a reply to: Lucidparadox
So alien beings just happen to create a spacecraft with the exact same design as the Batman balloon as shown? It's also positioned vertical as the balloon is designed to float but goes against the aerodynamics of aircraft. Amazing coincidence, wouldn't you say?
You comment the phenomenon isn't taken seriously because those who are skeptical. Then you go on to show one of the reasons it's scoffed at and not taken seriously.
The evidence to date after decades of claims does not support alien visitation. That's a fact. There's a reason it's not left to people with a belief and only require low leveled evidence. You have no choice but to argue for eyewitness testimony, trace evidence, self-appointed experts, weak photos/videos, and on. You have to vehemently argue for alien involvement for it to be true. If it was happening for a fact, there would be no reason for silly arguments and a cry to please believe, period.
originally posted by: Arbitrageur
Where is the proof for any of those claims?
originally posted by: Alien Abduct
Do you have a response to these?
As John Greenewald says, we've been lied to for 70 years, what makes you think these unsourced "leaks" are true? The following video is a pretty good response to all three and all this leak hogwash in general.
Why Are UFO Leaks Happening?
originally posted by: Assassin82
originally posted by: Tundra
originally posted by: Assassin82
originally posted by: Tundra
a reply to: ApacheMonk
joe rogan can stuff it up his exit hole. He used to be good.
So a person does a thing that you don’t like, and you’re response is to say they can shove it up their exit hole? Such civility to your standards and consequences.
One of my standards is freedom of speech. 2nd.
Don’t be a coward and hide behind the constitution. Nobody is questioning your constitutional rights. I’m more so questioning your intelligence. Or, lack there of based on your response to someone who has no effect on your daily life and whom you would have to actively choose to listen to. I have a 15 year old and a 2 year old. Both demonstrate more maturity in their responses to things they don’t like.
How do you know the pilot didn't want to drop his name? What if he wanted to drop his name, but his superiors ordered him not to? Are you just making stuff up? Yes not knowing who the pilot is or what he says means unsourced, don't pretend to be ignorant.
originally posted by: Lucidparadox
Unsourced leaks? You have to be joking.
The leaks are sourced to pilot that took the photo with his i-phone, he didn't want to drop his name.
Yes, the pentagon confirmed the pilot took the photo of the batman balloon etc.
The navy themselves confirmed the photo came from there presentation to the senate intwl committee and that it was taken by a Navy pilot.
How much more do you want?
The truth, but we will never get that from the pentagon. The pentagon says as much. See here:
How much more do you want?
So if you need help interpreting that, the "acorn" is the batman balloon is a photo taken by a navy pilot. She doesn't confirm anything about the size, or wind speeds, or performance characteristics. She also doesn't confirm whether or not they ever figured out it was a batman balloon. Note her words "initially designated as UAP" implies maybe they didn't know what it was at first, but eventually they figured it out, or maybe they didn't figure it out, and it took about an hour for the internet to figure that out after they leaked the image.
Photos and videos of triangle-shaped objects blinking and moving through the clouds were taken by Navy personnel, Pentagon spokeswoman Sue Gough said in a statement to CNN. She also confirmed that photos of three unidentified flying objects -- one "sphere" shaped, another "acorn" shaped and one characterized as a "metallic blimp" -- were also taken by Navy personnel.
"As we have said before, to maintain operations security and to avoid disclosing information that may be useful to potential adversaries, DOD does not discuss publicly the details of either the observations or the examinations of reported incursions into our training ranges or designated airspace, including those incursions initially designated as UAP," Gough said.
originally posted by: Lucidparadox
You think that is somehow more plausible that a craft from another planet/star when we know based off math that life is pretty likely out there.
It is however an insane notion to take a situation, and try to explain it away based on a photograph, withy any context or testimony at all.
This has been going on 70 years. Even back in the 1950s, officials realized they needed to get photographs that could be analyzed. That way we don't have this guesswork about who is misperceiving what.
originally posted by: aairman23
Each group thinks their assumptions are more reasonable in the larger context.
I waffle back and forth, but I have a hard time believe the the government is scripting ALL these pilots.
I don't know if Greenewald is right or not, but he thinks we the public are getting the garbage they can identify, like the pyramid UFO being an out of focus aircraft with flashing strobes, or the batman balloon. He also thinks as you do that there are other cases they CAN"T identify, but, they are holding those close to the chest and not giving us those. He and you) may be entirely right about that. I can't comment on what I haven't seen but it sounds plausible.
I have hard time believe that there's NOTHING to the UA phenomenon given the look of concern on the faces of elected officials walking out of those briefings.
1:13 "you have two sides to the UAP issue. 1. The batman balloons. Those are the cases you actually CAN verify..."
2:10 "We can identify these. But these other ones, we can't. These other ones, are the highly classified ones, that are not American tech. Those aren't the ones leaking out."