Shocking revelation: Former Air Force personnel disclose UFO, alien-related threats

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[marbren]

(NECN: Washington) - A press conference was held this afternoon at the National Press Club in Washington, where at least a dozen former U.S. Air Force personnel, mostly officers who worked on secret projects connected to sensitive nuclear weapons sites, are admitting that they were privy to UFO and alien-related incidents -- that occurred during their time of service.

In this clip, you will hear from: Retired Air Force Captain Robert Salas, Former Air Force Lieutenant Colonel Dwayne Arneson and Former Air Force Official Bill Jameson

[Gator113]

EMP is the first thing that came into my mind. It could be ours.

I should admit, I am not convinced that alien life exists, nor am I convinced that they don’t.

I just hope they eat democrats. ;>)

[lonevoice]

Dang, I miss Art. I don’t know if he lurks here anymore, but he hasn’t read his FReepmail in years.

[Oratam]

This press conference occurring the same week as the UN announcing it has created an ambassador to extraterrestrials has me convinced there’s going to be one hell of an October Surprise this time around.

[faucetman]

I can't say what these guys saw, but I know what I saw, along with hundreds of other people. It was directly overhead on a crystal clear night while my boat was moored along with others on Cayuga Lake. I pointed it out to my wife & friends that were there relaxing on the deck of my friends boat. It was motionless, appeared to hover. There were several lights and I thought maybe it was several helicopters, yet there was no noise. After maybe five minutes the lights all swung around (rotated) in complete unison. It was then that I realized it was not separate craft, but one huge craft. The lights were in a triangle formation like the ones often seen on TV or in videos. It silently and slowly moved off down the lake toward Ithaca and beyond. We watched it until it was out of sight, maybe another 15 minutes. The next day one of my employees reported seeing the same thing from the mall parking lot along with many other people as they exited the movie theater complex. It was reported on the local Binghamton TV station (since it was also seen by people there) as unexplained, possibly a weather balloon. LOL LOL, CAN YOU BELIEVE IT? A weather balloon???? Paleeez. A low flying blimp? Maybe, but no one reported missing a huge silent blimp.

[Hoosier-Daddy]

[kendwell]

The STUXNET worm reported uses 4 unknown previous vulnerabilities, someone has pretty good code writing ability.

What are the odds: Code was original written with these included, small additions? All four come together to make the whole? How convenient.

Or did the aliens do it? Recall Russia had a few problems, so has N korea. Iran, Pakistan, India each are processing nuclear fuel. Locations of all those places pretty good intel coup, no doubt. Is it mutating? Still unknown? And military personnel crafting a beautiful cover story, no doubt, of UFO’s, aliens, maybe even a few orders of probability more likely than a few geeks getting together 4 zero day items: at least two too many, for my taste.

[Tarantulas]

One thing is for certain: there is no stopping them; the ants will soon be here. And I for one welcome our new insect overlords. I’d like to remind them that as a trusted TV personality, I can be helpful in rounding up others to toil in their underground sugar caves.

[OB1kNOb]

[unkus]

I agree. Similar to getting the masses distracted by and absorbed in football, TV, etc.

[vanilla swirl]

“there’s going to be one hell of an October Surprise this time around.”

Yea, not really funny..................
Makes you think doesn’t it?

[DCPatriot]

But what I have trouble with is the leap people make between unidentified and extraterrestrial. I do not see how one automatically follows the other.

When they shoot off at tremendous speed...and without slowing down make 90 degree or 180 turns...no living being aboard could survive such G forces. Now they could be unmanned drones......

[unkus]

Some high ranking Republicans are members of the Council of Foreign Relations.

[atc23]

"Before I believe any of this bunk, I want snap shots. Give me the snap shots. Even something off a Brownie camera. Just the shots mam, nothing but the shots"

Do you own a computer? The pictures you want are posted all over the World Wide Web.

Maybe what you really want is Katie Couric to hold one up for you to see on the CBS Evening News. If so, you're going to be waiting a very long time.

[Hoosier-Daddy]

There’s foreign and there’s alien from another planet. Personally, I wouldn’t be surprised if Obama absentmindedly tugged on his ear, his head pops open, and there’s a miniature George Soros in there...

[nolongerademocrat]

I’ve almost reached the point of saying that we didn’t really win WWII. We have the illusion that we won. I think they operated under, “live, fight another day”. I think they went underground, both figuratively and literally.

[unkus]

Kind of like the critters in “Independence Day”.

[Hoosier-Daddy]

Theoretically, you could make those turns in a warp bubble as the space inside the bubble is not moving.

[drierice]

Same here. In the mid 60’s, my entire neighborhood (and myself) gathered in the street to watch 5 round large colored lights floating near by in a triangular formation. They hovered for 10 minutes or more, virtually motionless, changed position and then flew up.

The next day, the local newspaper had a tiny blurb about routine “weather balloons” scaring residents in the area... although I never saw a weather balloon in the area before that or after. Must have been some pretty high tech ‘weather balloons’ for the 60’s.

[Oatka]

the Randi Foundation and others who actively debunk this sort of thing.

The problem with professional debunkers is that they cannot NOT debunk any paranormal event or they lose their status. I like Randi and crack up at some of his exposures of obvious frauds who nevertheless fooled "expert" scientists.

However, he turned me off by what I consider to be "cooked books" with an experiment he did in Australia with dowsers. He divided a field and salted half with gold/silver coins and the other with bottles of water. The dowsers who claimed they could find precious metals failed miserably - some on the scale of 25% hits. The water dowsers on the other hand scored something like 80% (spitballing actual figures here). Instead of saying that water dowsers might have something going for them, he lumped the two percentages together, averaged them, and debunked both types.

[Hoosier-Daddy]

Was camping with friends one night in the desert, looking up at the stars. Since we were far outside the city, the sky was filled with stars. This was why I was able to see a large object, blacker than the sky moving across my field of vision. It was easy to follow, as it blacked out the stars as it moved. I would guess it was very large, and very high up, because it had no discernible features (no lights, edges) just looked like a large, black hole moving across the sky.