Pro and anti-disclosure factions within the military-industrial intelligence complex have begun competing to direct policy and the public conversation. While the latest report supports the anti-disclosure position, the report is hedged in that while many reports could be given explanations, the remainder could NOT be explained. The claim that foreign actors are using drones to collect military intelligence is just as unfounded as the claim that UFOs are alien. The objects sighted at sea and by pilots display flight characteristics far exceeding drones.

Notably, these new reports are coming from service personnel, either on military bases, near ships or at military training ranges. The point being that intelligence relating to the military is being gathered, and the frequency of this activity has increased significantly. It is not at all clear why aliens would have an interest in the military other than to ensure the capacity to disable them. Also note that the Chinese have observed these same UAP and have their own programs to collect information.

For the moment, the anti-disclosure faction seems to be in control, so the Pentagon has refused to release any more videos (and there are many) nor detailed photos. However, the publicity has motivated angels to fund scientific research using state-of-the-art sensors and instrumentation. This new research may finally provide the kind of documentation the military is so cowardly in withholding.

Most critically, the Pentagon is brazenly LYING when they say they don't know what these are. They know damn well what they are. Their denials should be taken for what it is - - sedition against their own country for corruption's-sake. Gee, where have we run into that before?

[agnostic.com]