Dan Farah

Yeah, I'd be curious to see what they would compete with and where they would stack with that.

But so if, look, if someone cracked this kind of technology in the 40s, my point is, I think they would have used it to make a fortune if they were a private company.

If they were the government, I think they would have used it in other ways.

I don't think...

that technology would there's no there's no I don't understand any upside to that technology being completely hidden since the 40s.

That doesn't make any sense to me.

So it's just not realistic.

Everyone I spoke to says that some of those defense contractors listed there are involved in this.

They would be such bigger and more valuable companies if they had,

this technology for that long.

I think they are involved in reverse engineering it now.

And I think they're making massive breakthroughs.

And maybe some of them are finally like they're already in their black programs.

But I do not believe that, you know, this is

organic human technological breakthroughs that we've had since the 40s, I call bullshit.

How many people do you think?

Oh wait, here's the other point.

Yeah.

Military pilots saw UAP during World War II.

If we had that technology, don't you think World War II would have ended a lot quicker?