60 minutes: US Navy pilots describe encounters with UAPs

[David Ward 9,613]

Aired last night:

 

[Angelina Stefania 427]

Not buying it. 

[Lady Adga 8,664]

They are here, they always have been 

[Economy 52,910]

Not available in my Country

 

Someone give me some highlights

[David Ward 9,613]

1 hour ago, Economy said:

Someone give me some highlights

Basically what we've known for several months now:

US Government is supposed to release an official UFO report. The Pentagon has been investigating it for years. US Navy pilots describe these objects as having no windows, seams, wings, propellors, or any other sort of sense of propulsion. They are able to travel 10s of thousands of miles an hour thus defying current known laws of physics. 

The only possibilities the US Government can come up with are:

1. These objects are from an adversary like Russia or China. Not likely due to these objects being here for a century or much longer. If it were Russia, then what was the point of the space race and the arms race? Or why China? They literally have to steal data from us to benefit their own space program, which is why they're banned from the International Space Station. Also see: China's falling rockets.

2. These objects are secret US Military tech. I think this is possible, but if the US has this tech, then we would be able to solve world hunger, decimate poverty and everyone would have access to zero point energy. We would also be able to better harness our planet (i.e. climate change, weather, energy, etc)

3. The crafts are not human made and are not from this planet. The Pentagon are taking this one seriously. There is no evidence  to suggest that these objects are manmade. We cannot rule this one out.

The rest of the segment interviews a Pentagon official, Department of Defense, a US senator, and US Navy pilots describe how these objects interacted with them.