Dan Farah

I mean, I'm saying if that technology was public, they would be, for sure.

No, they would be, even if it wasn't.

If they had that technology, I mean, think about this realistically.

I've thought about this from every angle.

If they had that technology in 2004, even if it was highly classified, that would give them so much leverage.

They would have never lost a defense contract to any other defense contractor.

But in reality they did.

Every year they did.

It doesn't even matter.

They would have so much leverage.

There is no way they would not be a more valuable company.

You'd be sitting on the biggest technological breakthrough in the history of humanity.

So in this conspiracy theory, the only way there would be any merit to it is if there was leadership in the government that knew this.

Because if they didn't,

if Lockheed had tech technology in 2004 and no one in the government knew it, why would they keep it classified?

It doesn't make any sense.

They would only keep it classified if they had to, because there was government overseers that knew they had it.

If, if there was no government overseers and they were the only, and they had actually cracked this technology in 04 and it was theirs, it wouldn't, they wouldn't, it wouldn't be classified.

They would monetize it.

They become the wealthiest company in the history of the world overnight.