Dan Farah

this technology a lot more than people realize.

I don't think you spend over a trillion dollars and have thousands of people working on a deeply hidden program every year for 80 years and not make progress.

No.

I talked to everybody who actually ran the investigation of the Tic Tac from various agencies and to the pilots.

No one thinks it's man-made.

And also, if it was man-made, that would mean that someone cracked...

a new energy source that far back, which is like, what, 20 years at this point?

And has never used it to benefit our country or another country to solve the energy crisis, to make a superior craft that we've seen used.

It's just hard to believe that no one would use that to, like, fuel their economy.

I mean, it'd be like a total, you know, restart of everything if you had that technology.

I mean, that Tic Tac was going from sea level to 80,000 feet, which is space, and hovering in space, going back down, hovering at sea level, and doing this for hours.

We don't have anything.

One of the scientists who was involved in one of the UAP programs for the government in my film does the math and says the energy required to do that is

Is the electrical output of the entire United States for, you said, a week?

Some stupid amount of energy required?

It's bonkers.

And that's just the trip up.

It's crazy.

It's crazy.

Yeah.