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Montauk reacted to Mendel's post in the thread Yankee Blue - The Hazing Ritual Responsible for Some Military Belief in UFOs? with
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The people who told Grusch violated their NDAs, and they'd be liable for the damage that caused. if Grusch misrepresented to them what he was cleared to know, it'd be his own fault. I'm going to guess he employed the same method that Elizondo... -
What "nasty stuff"? We know pretty much what AAWSAP did. Aside from looking into a few UFo cases like the Nimitz encounter, AAWSAP funneled money to BAASS. We have a pretty good idea what BAASS did. It used the money to procure offices and... -
I think your vivid imagination is running away with you a bit. Believers in UFOs? Perhaps; they're certainly interested in the idea. Beyond that, I think your speculations have no parallels in reality. Be cautious about making charges without...
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What "nasty stuff"? We know pretty much what AAWSAP did. Aside from looking into a few UFo cases like the Nimitz encounter, AAWSAP funneled money to BAASS. We have a pretty good idea what BAASS did. It used the money to procure offices and... -
Giddierone reacted to Mick West's post in the thread What could the "flying saucer"-shaped object located on a mountaintop in Southern CA be? with Like.
https://www.metabunk.org/sitrec/?custom=1/DropOfGold/20260429_224306.js Matching the hill profile and then the size of the object, comes out at about nine feet across, so some sort of canopy seems plausible. Helicopter for scale... -
Todd Feinman reacted to Mick West's post in the thread What could the "flying saucer"-shaped object located on a mountaintop in Southern CA be? with Like.
https://www.metabunk.org/sitrec/?custom=1/DropOfGold/20260429_224306.js Matching the hill profile and then the size of the object, comes out at about nine feet across, so some sort of canopy seems plausible. Helicopter for scale... -
JMartJr reacted to Mick West's post in the thread What could the "flying saucer"-shaped object located on a mountaintop in Southern CA be? with
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https://www.metabunk.org/sitrec/?custom=1/DropOfGold/20260429_224306.js Matching the hill profile and then the size of the object, comes out at about nine feet across, so some sort of canopy seems plausible. Helicopter for scale... -
Todd Feinman reacted to Z.W. Wolf's post in the thread Spielberg's "Disclosure Day" pre-release Speculation with Like.
Wow again. Fool me twice...
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Mick West replied to the thread What could the "flying saucer"-shaped object located on a mountaintop in Southern CA be?.https://www.metabunk.org/sitrec/?custom=1/DropOfGold/20260429_224306.js Matching the hill profile and then the size of the object, comes out at about nine feet across, so some sort of canopy seems plausible. Helicopter for scale... -
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Z.W. Wolf replied to the thread Spielberg's "Disclosure Day" pre-release Speculation.Wow again. Fool me twice... -
Jjdog replied to the thread What could the "flying saucer"-shaped object located on a mountaintop in Southern CA be?.For that to make sense you'd have to have a balloon with a white stripe on top, followed by a dark stripe, and then another white stripe, and what are the odds of nearby California Dreamin' hot air balloon rides having that?
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NorCal Dave replied to the thread The Origins of AAWSAP.What "nasty stuff"? We know pretty much what AAWSAP did. Aside from looking into a few UFo cases like the Nimitz encounter, AAWSAP funneled money to BAASS. We have a pretty good idea what BAASS did. It used the money to procure offices and... -
purpleivan reacted to jdog's post in the thread Washington Correspondents Dinner Shooting with
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From today's Washington Post: Surveillance footage reviewed by The Washington Post shows that Cole Tomas Allen appeared to raise his shotgun in the direction of a Secret Service officer who then fired at him at least four times as he bolted... -
Matt33 replied to the thread What could the "flying saucer"-shaped object located on a mountaintop in Southern CA be?.They do hot air balloon tours there, and sometimes the tour doesn't go to plan it seems. Screenshot from YouTube. -
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Elizondo likes mythology-building. Like some others in Ufology, he is eager to push the idea that the US government, or at least some sections of some government agencies, take UFO reports seriously and know more than they're telling us (hence...
