Kevin Knuth

I love, I love deadlines.

I love the whooshing sound they make as they go by.

And that's, that's exactly what happened.

So, um, yeah, that came and went.

And, um,

In those videos, the representatives found them compelling and those would be interesting to see.

But it appears that so while Congress really is pushing, seems to really be pushing for some kind of transparency and the president is supporting them and that's wonderful, the agencies are still clearly dragging their feet.

They don't want to release this stuff.

And one has to ask this question.

I mean, it's very easy.

Let me hold on to that thought and first talk about this.

So what are they releasing?

They seem to be releasing the most uninteresting videos they have.

It's going to be interesting to see how much garbage they got that they can dump on us before they can release something meaningful.

And so far, these are clearly the most uninteresting videos.

The first three that came out several years ago, the three Navy videos were interesting, but again, these were videos that were not displaying the amazing characteristics of the objects.

The Nimitz recording

the last 35 frames of that show the object accelerating off and the, and the computer system losing track that we were able to use to get, um, some information about that acceleration.

But just the descriptions that the pilots had of these behaviors, these objects were, were quite different.

And so, um, and we haven't seen videos of anything like that yet.