George Knapp

Oh, yeah, all that was created by the Air Force.

They gave some phony UFO photos to some bar owner, and that's where the legend came from.

If that was their plan, that's pretty darn stupid, I would say, because as a result of their photos, supposedly, tens of thousands of people from all over the world, every major news organization in the world has gone to one of our most secretive, most classified bases, and they're still out there every single day looking around at what's flying in the sky.

That sounds like a bad plan, if it's true, which it isn't.

Yeah, just to be clear, I think that was what I'll call false journalism by a guy named Joel Sheckman.

Is that the article we're talking about, George?

Yep.

Yeah.

So I was like, you know, to be clear, there were so many lies in that article.

I was so sad to read it because they're verifiably false.

So I don't know why a good journalist would ever get verifiably false things into print.

So it felt to me like that was intentional, but I'm just a knucklehead.

So who knows?

But it felt like that.

I guess my question for you is,

is I am aware

that the people that they're saying were deceived by just being tricked, none of them feel that they've been deceived.

In fact, they know they haven't been deceived.

So I think we should listen to the hundreds of people that they're trying to talk about.

And what they have to tell us is that they weren't deceived and they can verify that.