Chris Sharp

So again, you know, this is the game, you know.

He is basically describing a dog, but not calling it that.

And this is what he's doing.

You know, you've heard these quotes that he said, you know, and...

It sounds to me that he's leaving very, very little room for an explanation that could be human in origin.

So, but he is not willing for some reason to go as far as to say, at least say, I think it is extraterrestrial.

I think it's non-human because we can't do this.

I think it is because.

Straight away, when an official who's very, very senior says that there's aliens in a straight face...

Well, OK, that's going to cause a big story.

It could potentially lead to uncertainty in the stock market.

It could lead to destabilization of politics.

So when you say that as a politician or someone very, very senior, a position to know.

That's when all hell could break loose when you'll say this is alien or there are aliens or something like that.

No, you're not.

So this is why I believe what he said was such a big deal.

Basically, it seems to me, like I was saying, it seems to me that they're able to go so far, but once they use the word alien, that's when they go over the line, basically.

It's picked up some coverage.

Yeah.

I think people, because our politics, I mean, like your politics as well, is so intense at the moment.