Hard to argue with this cleary on video. From what I read, it’s worldwide.
https://prepforthat.com/us-marine-ufo-sightings-not-military/
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Hard to argue with this cleary on video. From what I read, it’s worldwide.
https://prepforthat.com/us-marine-ufo-sightings-not-military/
5 replies on “US Marine Says Recent UFO Sightings ‘Not Military’”
The 1st video on the provided link looks like a military jet engaging afterburners in flight, but without audio, hard to say (also suspicious audio was not included). The 2nd video, the guy filming is obviously unable to determine scale & distance of the object. Where I live in TN, I get almost the same light effect of commercial airliners landing and taking off from Nashville Airport. This is quite possibly abnormal aircraft traffic. It was OBVIOUSLY not directly over the ship as the filmer believed.
Something unknown is flying in our skies. That fact is apparent. These are not hallucinations, but actual technology that flies in our skies which is unidentified by the public. This is not people in tin hats making all this stuff up; some of this is real stuff. The questions is, WHOSE stuff is it? It is certainly advanced technology, but that’s about all we know. But I am sure someone knows a lot more, and that someone is cloistered deep in some black budget unacknowledged special access program (USAP) somewhere and cannot talk about it, and it is probably compartmented even from Congress and most of the channels of the DoD to maintain secrecy. I think many of these Unexplained Aerial Phenomena (UAPs) actually are Identified Flying Objects to this group, but no one ever asks about “IFOs”. And you have to wonder if it has anything to do with the recent push by POTUS for a US Space Force as a fifth military branch. But I think somebody knows exactly what it is and they’re not talking…and that might be for very good and valid reasons.
That’s always been my assessment of credible UFOs too.
Interesting. What’s puzzling is why it glows. Any terrestrial (or extra-terrestrial) ordinary military use (say, spying) would have no reason to emit light like that. What is the purpose?
It might well be that the electro-magnetic or gravity field generated to use this weird propulsion might be the source of the glow, as it is obviously using lots of energy in ways we don’t comprehend, which might create a field around the object that bleeds off into the visual spectrum as light.