Things are coming just that fast.
Small, cylindrical object …
Moving on …
There’s a lot to sort out here.
That we essentially put a smaller filter on our detection.
All of which has been vehemently denied by people who were in charge just a few years ago.
Where is the footage from these close encounters?
Let’s take one of these, the one where a UFO/UAP was shot down over the Yukon.
It wasn’t taken out by Maverick flying without a wingman after going rogue.
Why are they saying the debris can’t be found?
To the point they specified the debris would be scattered over an area of 3,000 miles.
Despite the fact they have the aforementioned highly advanced equipment at their disposal.
So they began the operation lowering expectations.
Making sure the public expects no results.
How the hell did one of the most deadly accurate pieces of weaponry ever made miss its target?
Why is it so expensive?
Because it’s worth it.
In the cold, hard math of military expenditure, that’s good ROI.
And yet in this engagement, with this unidentified craft, this pilot shot 1-for-2 from the line.
Rolling Stone- The military on Sunday shot down an unidentified high-altitude object flying above Lake Huron.
Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Mark Milley confirmed the whiff on Tuesday.
Yes, the first one missed, he said from Brussels.
Sidewinder heat-seeking missiles cost over $400,000 a pop, Fox News notes.
Well good on us.
We’re all glad no one on the ground was hurt.
Why haven’t they collected debris from Lake Huron?
OK. We can respect that.
I took a cruise once and the first full day at sea turned the entire boat into a vomitorium.
But on the other hand, bad weather doesn’t last forever.
Sooner or later, those swells were going to turn into ripples, and then flat calm.
So the public wasn’t buying it.
Then within hours of that - pardon the pun - trial balloon being shot down, the story changed.
It wasn’t about choppy waters on the lake.
It was about deep waters preventing any sort of recovery.
The US has possessed the most powerful navy in history since about Midway 80 years ago.
And while I’m not expert cartographer, I’m fairly certain Lake Huron is a lake.
So in 2023 this should be, to put it mildly, doable.
And even though it’s our sovereign territory there’s not a damned thing that can be done.
So these are the biggest questions.
I doubt seriously anyone is going to talk on the record and provide answers.
