5 Credible UFO reports

[BIAD]

@"BIAD"  That is an interesting Link you have.
Makes me rethink this.

But that Cold Silver Thing Shoved Up Their Asses,,,,, That Had To Hurt,,, 

I'm sure there'll be a YouTube video coming out soon that will explain how anal-probing has
vastly improved over the years and the abducted recipient of the 'silver-thing' should be more
grateful!


Mr. Dolan and others, have put a lot of faith in that document as evidence that background Government
-paid officials are -and have been for many years, trying to get to grips with what the public were told
are 'flying saucers'.

The narrative from the paper says these behind-the-scenes people seem to be unable to fly them and
possibly, are having difficulties in understanding how they work.

If we accept that the document is real, then I'd suggest that the fuel-in-propulsion-out theory isn't working
and maybe accessing the craft's system involves a different view of what we currently perceive as reality.
That -in itself, can be very dangerous when one tries to manipulate the fabric of who we are as a species
and individual.

But the whole idea of Bigelow's people actually holding a 'spaceship' from another world is also silly -if we
accept historical rhetoric of how the US military deal keep a tight seal on this subject. Either this narrative
from the linked paper is real or the majority of accounts from the past are genuine.
So who's lying and why?

None of the noted Ufo researchers -past or present, have had any evidence of a privately-funded company
that held such a vehicle. Yes, Bigelow's mouth-piece Harry Reid and fund-raiser, has been saying that the
Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program have pieces of strange metals in their possession and
some Ufo researchers have commented on the likelihood that this could be true.

But step back... look at the whole board.
Robert Bigelow has sunk millions of dollars into making an 'inflatable' hotel in space and invested heavily in
supplying the International Space Station. Now it comes to light on the internet that all of this was fruitless,
there's a craft capable of taking tourists anywhere in the galaxy!!!
How could he have missed that?!

Look at the narrative. There's supposedly a flying saucer stashed somewhere and the scientists are puzzling
over how it works. And the majority of the document's composition...? All about who is in which position and
bureaucratic office-speak. 'Core-Secret', 'Bigot List' and sinister suggestions from Wilson to 'drop the matter'


These are traits of a story-line, it gives the reader an impression of officialdom, control and organisation.
The easiest way to drop the matter was to never speak of it, never meet anyone on the subject and only
if cornered, give out false information.
I'm sure there's a military accountability for leaking classified information!

The biggest revelation of all time is on the internet. Eric Davis - a person quoted as 'the "bulldog" defending
the "To The Stars Academy mission"' says he met with Admiral Thomas Wilson and after dodging queries
regarding who is involved, Admiral Thomas responds with comments of back-engineering a vehicle from another
world!

In my opinion, John Greenewald of The Black Vault has the right idea.