Elaad Eliyahu

Guys, there was a story that I covered about a UFO somewhere in like Florida or whatever.

And you knew that the news organization desperately wanted to pretend it was true because in the story they say like, witness says they saw UFO, strange occurrences.

A man was a pilot for the Air Force and he saw these strange vehicles flying through the air.

At the very bottom of the story, it was like the event took place 70 miles from the Advanced Aerospace Weapons Research Lab for the Navy.

And I'm like,

You knew that the whole time and you wanted to frame it as though it was aliens when the whole time you knew it was advanced U.S.

military technology.

Thank you and have a nice day.

My point real quick is the real purpose of Alien and Aliens.gov is to try and track what people are seeing.

It's twofold.

When we experiment with new weapons, did anybody witness it?

Tell us.

What did you see?

Well, guess what?

Then the men in black show up and say you didn't see anything.

Or if we've got stealth technology or we're trying to do camouflage or perhaps cloaking technology, did you see anything?

Remember the drones over Jersey?

Oh yeah.

Look at that.

There you go.