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UAP Pentagon Report (UFOs, Foo Fighters, Commie Drones)
Keef replied to Doc Reeves's topic in Daily Texan
Allow me to distill this down a bit into some simple questions: - Do you think that Barrack Obama, John Ratcliff, Harry Reid, John Brennan, etc. are lying or that you and Mick West's Youtube channel have access to superior evidence and analysis? It can only be one or the other. - Do you believe that our military (including the expert pilots and sensors both on the ships and the aircraft, which tracked these crafts independently) is incapable of ascertaining whether the crafts in the three videos authenticated by the Pentagon are tricks of the light or the planet Mercury? - Do you believe that, if we really thought these crafts were Chinese or Russian, we'd be behaving in such a laissez-faire manner? - Do you think that the Intelligence Community Inspector General is incompetent or corrupt? Grusch confidentially provided highly classified information to the Department of Defense Inspector General concerning the withholding of UAP-related information from Congress. The Inspector General made the determination that Grusch's complaint was credible and urgent based on the evidence presented, much of which remains highly classified and not in the public domain. So the choice is either: (i) the Inspector General of the intelligence community is incompetent or (ii) the Inspector General is corrupt. - What in Dave Grusch's past gives you concern that he is a fraud or otherwise untrustworthy? He was privy to some of the most sensitive secrets in our entire military. -
UAP Pentagon Report (UFOs, Foo Fighters, Commie Drones)
Keef replied to Doc Reeves's topic in Daily Texan
I have no idea if Hitler and Italy had a crashed UFO. But I do know that the Intelligence Community Inspector General, which, importantly, could view classified evidence that he put forward, found Grusch’s complaint to be “credible” and “urgent” in July 2022 and a summary was given to the Director of National Intelligence, Senate Select Committee on Intelligence and the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence. Grusch puts himself in criminal jeopardy if he is lying. There is also a line of senators and congressmen/women lining up to get classified briefings from Grusch, some of which rely on information so highly classified it can only be viewed in a SCIF. I am inclined to give a decorated intelligence officer that we put in charge of investigating this phenomenon and who has publicly put his skin on the line the benefit of the doubt. -
UAP Pentagon Report (UFOs, Foo Fighters, Commie Drones)
Keef replied to Doc Reeves's topic in Daily Texan
This is, of course, disingenuous cherry-picking. Sean Kilpatrick is the latest in a long line of US bureaucrats whose job it is to obfuscate the UFO issue. Harry Reid, one of the most successful senators in US history, is far from the only public figure to express belief in the topic. See, Barack Obama, who has said publicly that the phenomenon is "real", Jimmy Carter, who in 1973 said that he saw a UFO in the sky, U.S. Secretary of Defense Christopher Miller stated that "the objects in the videos are real" and that "we don't know what they are", Hillary Clinton, Senator Mark Rubio, John Ratcliff, John Brennan, James Woolsey former NASA Administrator James Webb, former Lockheed Martin CEO Marillyn Hewson...the list goes on and on. Next, one must ask why these very reputable individuals, whose opinions are often informed by our most sophisticated data collection and analysis, are saying this. Do they not have access to Mick West's YouTube content? The recent Schumer Amendment, which would have required the U.S. government to disclose any evidence of non-human entities, was stripped of that language. Why was there such a fight to remove that language? The "FLIR", "GoFast", and "Gimbal" videos, filmed by some of the best pilots in our military, have been publicly acknowledged by our military as unexplained, despite our best efforts. The pilots are exceptionally credible witnesses utilizing the best technology that we offer. There are five options in my view. First, it's our tech. Second, it's another country's tech. These are equally unlikely, in my opinion, as I don't think any nation could reach the propulsion development demonstrated in the Pentagon UFOs without intermittent developmental steps being made public. Third, in a startling number of instances, the most advanced military in the world can't identify bug splatter, balloons, or tricks of the eye, even when engaged with the UAPs directly. I think that is insane. Fourth, it's us trying to create a smokescreen around other advanced US tech we're developing, and fifth, it's non-human intelligence. The fourth and fifth are far and away the most compelling. It is crucial that we approach the UAP phenomenon with an open mind and a willingness to explore all possibilities, no matter how unconventional they may seem. By doing so, we can help to advance our understanding of the universe and our place in it. Frankly, it's people who cloak themselves in faux academia and ridicule the topic that prevents the general scientific body from feeling comfortable enough to engage with UAPs seriously. -
I find it impressive how quickly Bama fans have rationalized their new coach's firing a top-five overall quarterback recruit within a few days of his arriving on campus, all without actually seeing said recruit play in person.
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Confirmed. I know one of the whistleblowers personally and he's about as die hard Republican as they come.
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The rules are objectively nonsensical and a huge mess. Maybe now that it happened to Alabama the NCAA will be spurred into doing something about it.
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UAP Pentagon Report (UFOs, Foo Fighters, Commie Drones)
Keef replied to Doc Reeves's topic in Daily Texan
I think we're going to have to agree to disagree. I don't find any of that convincing, particularly in light of all the other videos being released from our military. Maybe the stars aligned and separate bunches of balloons from Party City Baghdad moved perfectly and unnaturally like that, but I don't buy it. I guess we've at least put bug splatter to rest. But I will say on Ingo Swann and Pat Price, the CIA concluded they were the genuine article. They definitely didn't hit 100% of the time, but they were far above anything that could be a statistical chance. One story from Annie Jacobsen's excellent book Phenomena that really stuck with me was, during a remote viewing experiment conducted by the CIA, Pat and Ingo were shown coordinates of an undisclosed location. Despite conducting their remote viewing separately, they both produced similar sketches, describing a high-tech compound featuring a large radar dish, a guardhouse, and roll-up doors in Jeeps. Price even claimed to have read documents on the site, including a cabinet labeled "Operation Pool," which contained green folders named "Q Ball," "14 Ball Eight," and "Ball and Rack Up." However, when the team presented their findings to the CIA analyst who provided the coordinates, they were told that the sketches were "nonsense" as the coordinates corresponded to the analyst's cabin in West Virginia. Further investigation revealed that the remote viewers had in fact seen a military installation, the Sugar Grove facility in West Virginia, which was situated just over the ridge from the analyst's cabin. The facility, which was used to capture information from Soviet satellites and serve as a listening post for various transmissions, was one of the most secret NSA installations in the country. There are numerous other stories in this vein. The CIA concluded that certain individuals possessed abilities that couldn't be adequately explained. The issue the government ran into was that it couldn't teach this ability to others or otherwise scale it. You either had it or you don't. So, it abandoned the project once it became public in the nineties. Assuming, of course, they did in fact abandon the project. They also claimed not to be looking at UFOs/UAPs and we know that's not true. -
UAP Pentagon Report (UFOs, Foo Fighters, Commie Drones)
Keef replied to Doc Reeves's topic in Daily Texan
If you actually watch the video, the author is basically shrugging his shoulders and saying "balloons are the best I got". The entire rationale is based on the object moving in the same direction as it appears the wind is blowing from a single shot of a flagpole. Have you ever seen balloons move in the wind like that? Not moving upward and generally keeping a linear path? Because I haven't. And where are these balloons coming from? There aren't a lot of party stores near remote US military bases in the Middle East. Context is also important. This video doesn't exist in a vacuum. Military officials have leaked other videos of anomalous objects around our military installations and craft. The US military has publicly acknowledged that they have no explanation for these craft, despite having access to the most sophisticated equipment and personnel in the world. Again, I'll maybe buy that this is a disinformation campaign. We have a sad history of that - google Paul Bennewitz. Yes David Grusch is saying that. Also to be clear, so did the CIA, so he's verbalizing the position of the US government. Pat Price and Ingo Swann had some absolutely astounding successes that have been declassified. -
UAP Pentagon Report (UFOs, Foo Fighters, Commie Drones)
Keef replied to Doc Reeves's topic in Daily Texan
Jeremy Corbell is annoying af and I can't stand listening to him BUT he has delivered very credible video evidence leaked to him by high level defense department individuals like Christopher Mellon. Our military (the most advanced on earth) had zero idea what the crafts were in the "go-fast", "Gimbel" etc. videos were. Once the videos were leaked, the Pentagon confirmed they were legitimate and they didn't have a conventional explanation for them. Obama, Clinton, Harry Reid, and other high level officials have also discussed the UAPs and acknowledged we have no idea what they are. Foreign governments (notably the French, Russians, and Italians) take this subject very seriously. So I'm inclined to believe there's something there. It's not bug splatter, and it's hard for me to take anyone seriously who is so forcibly grasping at straws. A conventional explanation I will entertain is that this is all a big counterintelligence ploy by the US military to hide the ball on some sort of other technology we're developing. I don't think that is the most likely explanation, but it's plausible, unlike insulting explanations in the vein of "swamp gas". -
2024 Texas Football Coaching and Support Staff Thread
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wtf Rutgers? -
UAP Pentagon Report (UFOs, Foo Fighters, Commie Drones)
Keef replied to Doc Reeves's topic in Daily Texan
LOL - yes, that's the reason they started using UAP. They wanted to make sure bug splats were looped in. -
UAP Pentagon Report (UFOs, Foo Fighters, Commie Drones)
Keef replied to Doc Reeves's topic in Daily Texan
My favorite is when the US military can't determine what something is and calls it a UFO but randos on the internet can confidently label it balloons. -
He was toxic at Ole Miss and loathed by his teammates. There are vidoes circulating around of his offensive linemen pointedly not helping him up.
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Get the fuck out of here with this nonsense. It is a MIRACLE only one of the January 6th nutjobs ate it. At what point in your mind are they entitled to use lethal force? These people set up a noose outside the capitol. They beat dozens of police officers. They were within a few feet of getting their hands on some real senior folks in Congress. Do you think only one person would have been shot if these were BLM protestors? I'd say its much more "the end of America" bad that the feds let these right-wing terrorists (that's right, terrorists) storm the capital because the orange man wanted it to happen.
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Good luck X! A great player here and I've never seen a 170lb dude run through people like Xavier.
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The Watts block in the back (which happened after the play) should have been a dead ball personal foul. So they're sitting at 2nd and 25 and we potentially get the ball back to tie with really advantageous field position. That absolutely could have swung the game and the call was just so painfully obvious. Why on earth did they pick up the flag?
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Anyone have a reliable link for those of us in Europe?
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Texas Recruiting Notes 2024: Bags Don't Beat Bankrolls
Keef replied to texifornia's topic in 🤫$9.95🤫
I like Butler's tape at DB better than I do at WR. -
Texas Recruiting Notes 2024: Bags Don't Beat Bankrolls
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Some serious Javonne Shepherd vibes from Hampton. -
I'm glad someone was getting the ball to Bijan on Sunday.
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Since I moved from the US, I have come to appreciate a couple of things I didn't anticipate. Number fucking one is customer service. US companies, even airlines, generally attempt to help in some capacity. Most European businesses can't be bothered to pick up the phone. And heaven help you if you have a problem on a holiday. I've joked for years I'm going to set up a business that responds to customer emails in a timely fashion.
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