One Overlooked Possible Explanation As to Who Owns the U.F.O.s
On July 8, 1947, the Roswell Army Air Field issued a press release announcing the recovery of a "flying disc" from a ranch near Roswell, New Mexico.
A retraction soon followed but every since there has been wild speculation that a spacecraft of extra-terrestrial origin was recovered.
So, what about the recent frenzy of U.F.O. activity harassing U.S. naval vessels?
So far there have been basically three theories as to whom the U.F.O.'s belong to:
(1) China
(2) Russia
(3) an extra-terrestrial civilization
The problem with it being China is that one would have to believe the Chinese were able to somehow get these craft across the Pacific without being noticed and, if by submarine that would be highly unlikely as the U.S. Navy is pretty darn good at tracking subs.
If it is the Chinese, it wouldn't be the first time we would have had a catastrophic intelligence failure. But still. For the Chinese to have leap-frogged that far ahead of the U.S. technologically seems unrealistic.
The Russians? Former Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid thinks so. And we know Vladimir Putin has been investing heavily in high-tech military equipment. Russian subs are more quiet that Chinese subs. And perhaps the message is being sent: "Ukraine is ours when we want it."
E.T.? Well, given that one former military officer has said the technology exhibited by the U.F.O.s is 100 to 1,000 years ahead of us, that's a strong possibility.
[quote]'It's possible someone found us before we found them': Two retired Navy officers warn that infamous UFO Tic-Tac sighting indicates 'technology that outstrips our arsenal by at least 100 to 1,000 years'[/quote]
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9590727/Ex-Navy-officer-says-UFO-technology-100-1-000-years-ahead-United-States.html
But there's a fourth explanation.
[b]THEY'RE OURS.[/b]
And we got that high-tech from decades of studying a crashed U.F.O. in the New Mexico desert in 1947.
Just a thought...
A retraction soon followed but every since there has been wild speculation that a spacecraft of extra-terrestrial origin was recovered.
So, what about the recent frenzy of U.F.O. activity harassing U.S. naval vessels?
So far there have been basically three theories as to whom the U.F.O.'s belong to:
(1) China
(2) Russia
(3) an extra-terrestrial civilization
The problem with it being China is that one would have to believe the Chinese were able to somehow get these craft across the Pacific without being noticed and, if by submarine that would be highly unlikely as the U.S. Navy is pretty darn good at tracking subs.
If it is the Chinese, it wouldn't be the first time we would have had a catastrophic intelligence failure. But still. For the Chinese to have leap-frogged that far ahead of the U.S. technologically seems unrealistic.
The Russians? Former Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid thinks so. And we know Vladimir Putin has been investing heavily in high-tech military equipment. Russian subs are more quiet that Chinese subs. And perhaps the message is being sent: "Ukraine is ours when we want it."
E.T.? Well, given that one former military officer has said the technology exhibited by the U.F.O.s is 100 to 1,000 years ahead of us, that's a strong possibility.
[quote]'It's possible someone found us before we found them': Two retired Navy officers warn that infamous UFO Tic-Tac sighting indicates 'technology that outstrips our arsenal by at least 100 to 1,000 years'[/quote]
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9590727/Ex-Navy-officer-says-UFO-technology-100-1-000-years-ahead-United-States.html
But there's a fourth explanation.
[b]THEY'RE OURS.[/b]
And we got that high-tech from decades of studying a crashed U.F.O. in the New Mexico desert in 1947.
Just a thought...
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