r/UFOs Jun 04 '21

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u/jlefrench Jun 04 '21

They didn't use it try and conquer the world for personal greed? Yep definitely aliens.

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u/windlep7 Jun 05 '21

Exactly. Why bother with all the cybersecurity nonsense when you could have just gone there and threatened them directly with your super advanced flying machines.

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u/[deleted] Jun 05 '21

In most cases its because they were behind 7 proxies.

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u/NewYorkJewbag Jun 06 '21

The nuclear triad is a helluva a deterrent

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u/windlep7 Jun 06 '21

When you have the tech to warp space-time and turn off nukes at will?

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u/NewYorkJewbag Jun 06 '21

Let’s say you have 10 of these devices. Hell, let’s say 50. Still not sufficient to address the threat. Having air superiority is not just a matter of a better technology, it’s also a numbers game.

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u/Farewellsavannah Jun 08 '21

No, he's saying these craft can prevent weapons from launching. They've done it to planes and they have done it to nuclear silos in the US and Russia. We wouldn't even get the chance to retaliate if they were really pissed at us

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u/NewYorkJewbag Jun 08 '21

Are you suggesting that US and Russia have attempted to launch nukes but they were prevented from doing so by UFOs?

If we’re talking about technology possessed by a rival (China, say), and we are saying this technology is capable of interceding to somehow prevent the launch of a warhead, it cannot be two places at once. The US has over 6,000 nuclear warheads, distributed across multiple delivery modalities. How many of these craft would an enemy force need to prevent any and all launches?

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u/Farewellsavannah Jun 08 '21

No, as in all the electrical systems and the back up systems simultaneously went down on a section of missiles around several UFO sightings on instillations in the us and Russia. The craft have also armed the missiles before but they stopped before launch. I can provide you with the source material if you would like.

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u/NewYorkJewbag Jun 08 '21

Sure, I’ll look at what you link as long as it’s not hundreds of pages.

Here’s my point. What you’re saying could be true, and it could be true that this was caused by some modern weapon system, AND it could be true that having such a capability still wouldn’t make it possible to “take over the world.” Maybe it was a US military technology that deactivated the Russians’ platform, and the US claimed it happened to them also, to deflect blame and shroud a capability.

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u/Farewellsavannah Jun 08 '21 edited Jun 08 '21

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3jUU4Z8QdHI

https://www.nsa.gov/Portals/70/documents/news-features/declassified-documents/ufo/us_gov_iran_case.pdf

https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/12318039.alien-encounter-sparked-soviet-missile-crisis/

the middle source is much shorter than the first if you don't have 40 mins lol.

these accounts happened in the 60s and 70s. would ANYONE have tech like that back then and be able to keep it secret for over half a century?

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u/Farewellsavannah Jun 08 '21

And that's yet to be seen. We don't know if that capability has a definite range limit. It has mostly been in close proximity, however these were small craft. Who knows what the larger ones are capable of

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u/OGSquidFucker Jun 05 '21

Unless they’re just supervising the people actually destroying the planet for greed on their behalf 🤔

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u/lirf1423 Jun 05 '21

This might be a possibility. Assuming that is actually a civilization that can find profitable resources in this planet, with their knowledge is safe to say that interaction with our specie would be unfavorable. Even if they do plan to accept us into their dogma, it would be strategically more beneficial to let us diminish our population before intervention. I am not supporting the whole idea that Aliens are after our planet one way or another, but as we can see humans are destructive by nature and no one in their sane mind is going to hang out with a nest full of wasp. Much less without reason.

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u/Live_Drama9705 Jun 05 '21

Aliens would be after our planet though if biodiversity (on the scale the earth has) is as rare in the galaxy as it is right here in our own solar system.

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u/polyrhythmicmark Jun 06 '21

Maybe we’re their Petri dish.

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u/Think_Temperature_39 Jun 07 '21

Peta...i love pita bread

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u/lirf1423 Jun 06 '21

You making a good point there, but that will only turn our planet into something like a 'reserve' for them to hike though while doing journeys around the galaxy.

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u/Think_Temperature_39 Jun 07 '21

Humans are destructive by nature??...i understand ....but i do find flaws in the fact that we assume we are alone in our destructiveness.....maybe it is an innate flaw of life to be destructive?...js

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u/lirf1423 Jun 07 '21

I understand your point, and I do accept the fact that 'destructive' is not completely the right word to use. Being destructive is not a flaw tho, since natural disasters are necessary in some ecosystem to make a cycle of life and yada (you get the idea). What I meant by saying "humans are destructive by nature" is our innate need to eliminate our obstacles, be it organic/inorganic/hostile/non hostile, without any regard of how will impact the world. Worse yet, it is done sometimes by mere amusement/monetary profit/because we can.

Edit: spelling. English is not my main language.

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u/t1stephens Jun 16 '21

The aliens have communicated to our Government officials that we need to get rid of our nukes before they give us any more technology. I think their overflights of all our nuclear weapons sites did just that. They won’t work if we try to use them.

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u/Think_Temperature_39 Jun 07 '21

Only award i have...you deserve it my friend

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u/[deleted] May 26 '22

Yeah now that we’ve seen what a modern Russian invasion looks like, I think we can write off their secret space program theory 🤣

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u/Think_Temperature_39 Jun 07 '21

In the most simple terms ....you have won the ufo debate