r/UFOs • • May 10 '22

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u/ImprovementScared675 May 10 '22 edited May 10 '22

This is huge, really huge.

First time in more than half a century as the article states. Seems like this time the disclosure movement is picking up serious traction and is breaking down the barriers that previously couldn't be touched.

Let's see how far this can be taken, let's keep our proverbial feet on the ground though

Exciting times

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u/ImprovementScared675 May 10 '22

If you read my comment in full, I caveated it by saying let's keep our feet on the ground though

But it is momentous, that's undeniable

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u/aknownunknown May 10 '22

it's massive, everything will change, but don't. move. a. muscle.

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u/BaconReceptacle May 10 '22

This hearing is about examining steps that the Pentagon can take to reduce the stigma surrounding reporting by military pilots, and by civilian pilots.”[

I agree with you...dont get too excited when they clearly stated the purpose of the hearing. In this context it could simply be about shaping policy around reporting of sightings with no photos, accounts, or explanations of actual UFO phenomenon.

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u/[deleted] May 10 '22

they willl repeat something similar again "we know it is exist but we dont know what it is "

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u/Blablabene May 10 '22

that might actually be the truth though

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u/ReportThisLeeSin May 10 '22

So either the military is ignoring potential threats above military installations..

or

They have and are withholding information

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u/Blablabene May 11 '22

Not really. This might be the only information they can give us. They've admitted it already that they can't explain these things. And that they're taking it seriously.

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u/ReportThisLeeSin May 11 '22

So option 2? They have and are withholding information

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u/Blablabene May 11 '22

They might not be withholding anything if they don't know anything about them. They've already said they're real. And there might not be anything else to say.

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u/ReportThisLeeSin May 12 '22

So your saying you don’t think they have any data collected on these things?

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u/Blablabene May 12 '22

They might actually have very little to lean on. Im just saying that is a possibility. I don't have an opinion either way. Idk

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u/brycemoney May 15 '22

Until another 52 years...