Post by chillstar on Feb 9, 2024 22:12:00 GMT
UFO “religion” influencing Congress to hunt aliens, says top Pentagon official.
Sean Kirkpatrick, the director of the Pentagon’s UFO investigation office, recently retired, went public and revealed the truth about UFOs.
He says during his time investigating UFOs at the Pentagon, with top secret access to everything, he found "no evidence of aliens" flying around our skies.
And he says a small group of "religious" UFO activists and "conspiracists" have spent years duping Congress with false and deceptive claims.
Some of these religious UFO believers are now angry with Kirkpatrick, with many popular UFO celebrities lashing out with violent and war-like calls to arms.
Kirkpatrick's statements support and validate exactly what the Post's Steven Greenstreet has been reporting for the last 2 years: Source (here)
Footnotes: Back in the day, one had to prove that UFOs existed. Now, one just about has to prove that UFOs do not exist. Things in recent times have become kind of crazy, or at the very least, abstract. Where are the MIB now that you need them. (rhetorical question)
Sean Kirkpatrick, the director of the Pentagon’s UFO investigation office, recently retired, went public and revealed the truth about UFOs.
He says during his time investigating UFOs at the Pentagon, with top secret access to everything, he found "no evidence of aliens" flying around our skies.
And he says a small group of "religious" UFO activists and "conspiracists" have spent years duping Congress with false and deceptive claims.
Some of these religious UFO believers are now angry with Kirkpatrick, with many popular UFO celebrities lashing out with violent and war-like calls to arms.
Kirkpatrick's statements support and validate exactly what the Post's Steven Greenstreet has been reporting for the last 2 years: Source (here)
Footnotes: Back in the day, one had to prove that UFOs existed. Now, one just about has to prove that UFOs do not exist. Things in recent times have become kind of crazy, or at the very least, abstract. Where are the MIB now that you need them. (rhetorical question)
