It's your opinion. I don't think the video is a waste of time. You could find people like here who were in a government position, but they are often not allowed to disclose what they know:
www.nbcnews.com
You may be on to something.
Seems that they're more forthcoming about aliens than satellites, then, I suppose.
Well, you don't hear from the French intelligence agency either. Both countries are very good at such secrecy. There are many well-kept secrets in the world obviously, so one of them could be aliens in my opinion.
... or completely, utterly the opposite, given the porosity of so many governments and/or military agencies vis-a-vis "aliens".
The Coneheads came from France. That should settle it.
). There is a red-roofed house on a ridge south of us. If google maps is to be believed, it's about 1.24 miles (1.99 km) from our house "as the crow flies". Due to its location and its bright red roof, it's clearly visible from the back of our house, even though it is liberally surrounded by a mix of deciduous and evergreen trees.
while I was getting ready for bed. It is eerie. It is not inexplicable though. It's the light, tree branches, the wind, and human perception.Let me tell you all a little story (yes, an anecdote!
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The "red roofed house" has an outdoor light. It is fairly dark here at night, so the light is quite conspicuous.
On dark, windy nights, a remarkable effect manifests itself. The light not only seems to randomly appear and disappear, it also seems to move -- quite rapidly. It appears not just to move left and right & up and down, but it can also appear to move closer and farther away. All of these phenomena can occur very quickly, with the net effect of an appearing, and disappearing bright light that moves very very quickly left, right, up, down, nearer and farther.
We've lived here for over 12 years. I've observed this numerous times -- most recently last night. I watched it for a couple of minutes last night from the window in our bedroom closet
Just like those amazing effects on soundstage when one switches from a sigma-delta DAC to an R2R DAC, or from Brand EXPENSIVE to Brand REALLY EXPENSIVE interconnects.
Human perception.
Man is the measure of all things.
Even the stuff the instruments they make tell them.
N.B. I spent a career trying to understand what the measurements we took were telling us.
Or is it compelling and untrustworthy?
European binoculars. I looked hard (and the air was very clear) but could not see the sources of those con trails in front of them -- from which I infer that they were very small or very high up relative to the usual at altitude aircraft flyin' by.
And he's not the first nor alone. Let's not forget former Canadian Minister of Defence Paul Hellyer, publicly claimed the existence of extraterrestrial life and unidentified aerial phenomena (UAPs) starting in the early 2000s. But what does he know right? Posters here, clearly better informed...
They will not discuss nukes but they have them.
