TV producer sues CIA scientist in bid to end UFO secrecy and expose a secret project to develop anti

Oh, check people out! Thanks for reminding me. I have to check in with my uncle to see whether the alien biosuit I gave him actually existed.

I have had a lot of encounters with such things before. So I wanna check out people's stories, and I can believe it.

As for the simulation hypothesis, that's real! And I even have a thread topic on it: I think we might be living in a simulated reality

 

Well, I've been thinking about this lawsuit. I doubt there's a jurisdiction they have to go in to highly classified material. The court that is. I don't know how would you take an anti-gravity device to be related to unpaid back pay.

One of the reasons I can identify with people who perform shadowy work is because I did shady work too when I was younger. I worked for an unknown branch of the military. Because I got noticed after boarding a human piloted craft.

 

That was sarcasm.

And yes, I consider those who flock to conspiracy theories to be mentally damaged individuals who can not separate reality from fantasy.

Yes, you do have the occasional

 

Oh yes, there are millions of people who work for unknown branches of the military.

 

Very well be rational, and let a strange and wonderful world happen all around you and it's just under your nose. But you missed it.

 

Sarcasm again? Hey, you never know.

 

Yes, great sarcasm.

Any time somebody vomits out such claims like serving in a secret branch of the military or some such nonsense, I pretty much immediately dismiss them as being mentally challenged. Either that or mentally damaged and/or simply making things up.

Does not really matter, the result is the same. Secret branch of the military? That you were able to join apparently because you somehow got into such a super-secret military base and climbed into an aircraft? Nope, complete coprolite and all credibility gone.

Then people wonder why I only rarely peer into areas such as this. I find them completely insane and devoid of any logical or reasonable thought.

Yea, this is a huge no. I am more likely to believe that lizard aliens from Tau Ceti II helped Robert Goddard in advancing liquid fueled rockets that I am any of what is written above. It reduced the credibility of said poster to 0, and therefore no longer to be considered in future postings.

 

Actually the craft landed in the field outside my apartment. I called it in by sending random noise into frequencies far from the ones that people talk on, though my amateur radio set.

If you're going to say I have no credibility, then is that the same thing as putting your head into a hole like an ostrich?

 

Yet you talk about being brought into some super-secret branch of the military that none others know exist. Then you talk about it in an open forum where millions can read about it?

Yea, no credibility. Mental delusions. Goodbye.

 

Well, if you want to know, I don't have any identifying details of the unknown branch of the military. So, I talk about it in front of millions and I'm not bothering anyone on the inside of a dark, secret project.

 

I never served in a secret branch, just the plain vanilla US Army.

But while doing that, I discovered that a somewhat secret branch of the US Government known as the Central Intelligence Agency, was in the dope business big time. More, it even 'owned' a bank in Australia to facilitate its black market activities.

https://spartacus-educational.com/JFKnuganbank.htm

 

Wow..... is a good reaction to this!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

http://www.politicalforum.com/index.php?threads/could-this-ufo-have-been-made-in-america.552308/

Could this UFO have been Made in America?

 

Overall I have no complaints .