Dan Farah

Right.

We didn't think that terrorists were going to come here and learn how to fly commercial airplanes and use them in a terror attack until they did.

And with this, he's like, we don't want strategic surprise to lead to a disaster on this front.

We need to be ahead of it.

And he very powerfully says, you know, often strategic surprise changes the course of human history.

Everyone who talked about the race with China was extremely concerned about how close they were.

And multiple people talked about how these incursions over our sensitive bases and nukes could in fact be reverse engineered Chinese craft.

So it is a scary situation.

I mean, look, you can ask the average person a common sense question.

Knowing what you know about the dynamic between China and the United States, would you be okay if they were the only country that had a nuclear weapon?

The answer is no, right?

So would you want them to be the only country that has technology more powerful than a nuclear weapon that could be weaponized in a way that's more destructive than a nuclear weapon?

No.

Well, if you weaponize this technology, like let's just take something like the Tic Tac.

Imagine you could imagine you could.

Traveling something like that anywhere in the world and put a nuclear weapon in there, right?

You can't react to it.

Yeah, you know bad news Also these these vehicles display the ability to be transmedium So you could put a nuke through any environment It's very scary

Yeah.

So, I mean, look, one of those one of those if you remember in the film, there's this great scene where Hal Pudoff and Eric Davis were two of the senior scientists involved with the government UAP programs.