Which is the very thing the military sources with access to that telemetry data are affirming. Details matter.
And the details are?
Which is the very thing the military sources with access to that telemetry data are affirming.
From the instruments that can be spoofed. I thought that was why you were claiming it was from visual data.
Details matter.
Only if you are inclined to ignore the details they do admit to.
Cite some for me to ignore and we'll see.
NOT knowing every detail but still knowing that the thing out maneuvered your best military jet fighters and out flew them - many generations ahead in technology - is "sufficient" to get beyond your high standard of "a woman from Tennessee saw something from her car one day"
Aw Bob, c'mon, you're smarter than that. The woman in Tennessee just illustrates the unreliability of eyeball observers. But then, your case depends on eyeball observers being reliable while instrments (radar and such) can be faked out. You're gonna have to pick one and run with it.
One thing is for sure -- there have been no arguments supporting the idea that what swamp gas does should be classified as top secret
Maybe it should be. After all, that was eyeball observers at work again. Poor jokers couldn't tell a starship from Beta Reticuli from swamp gas. Good thing radar can'tbe tricked... oh wait.That's what the old F-117 lives on, innit?
Maybe you ought to press the "they're really demons" line harder.
and anyone who observes it in the military should be at risk of their life if they report what they saw swamp gas doing.
But the swamp gas was really a flying saucer,right? But it was just kind of floating over a swamp.not going 15,000 mph, right? I'm having difficulty figuring out what you're on about now.Observers are more credibile than instruments up until they aren't in which case then go with the instruments but they can be fooled, and in any case any flying things that doesn't clearly say Delta Airlines(and maybe if it does) is a flying saucer or some demons or both. And the Navy still hasn't figured out what they are, or at least said so. So aliens must be added to the Apostle's Creed.
Got it.
Same goes for "what a woman from Tennessee saw from her car".
Eyewitness testimony, your favorite kind!
Simplest terms:
Aliens: A matter of faith until some actually show up. I don't share that particular faith, and find it weird and irrational.
Demons Flying Around To No Apparent Purpose. Could be, I guess, no way to prove it one waY or another. If that's all they have to do,who cares? Better flyng around then demoning.
In the mean time, smarter people across the ocean are working like mad creating technology to make their potential adversaries look like a bunch of superstitious troglodytes as well as rendering a lot of their electronic warfare technology worthless junk.
Good job I already speak semi-serviceable Chinese. -sigh-
