Military Whistleblower: US has Captured UFOs!!!!: BUSTED!
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How could they call themselves "investigative journalists" when the only investigation they did on this guy was asking him if he's lying or not?
Still better than white house reporters
@@DoctorMandible no, not all. But so what? Bad is bad.
They are well-known UFO crackpots.
Yeah, that Grusch interview was just one softball after another wasn't it? Was that guy a reporter or a cheerleader?
@@DoctorMandible Oh, I don't know. I saw that journalist ask the White House Press Secretary about this. Despite the fact that the answer was pretty damn short, I found her answer highly revealing and think it goes to the very core of what this entire Grusch thing is really all about.
It's an odd thing. Someone in the government gives an interview stating that you can't trust the government, and what he offers as proof is that several other people in the government told him this.
That sounds like a really good prank to pull on someone who you know is gonna get fired
OR when someone thinks you cannot trust scientists who say that we've been to the Moon, because humans can't survive the van Allen belt. They distrust 99.99% of scientists and photo and video documents, + all governments... but they believe James van Allen.
At the same time, the government is far from being a monolithic entity. There are many factions, within agencies, within departments, etc. Is anyone in the government trustworthy? Probably some are, but how to know who?
@@blahblah49000 dude obviously failed the mole test... this is common in SAPs
Haha, cuts its own branch!
Maybe the aliens are just coming here to try to unsuccessfully obtain our landing technology.
Man’s really spoiling the season 2024 plot twist before it comes out, smh my head.
@@mchsprod I think a lot of aliens will have to die for that though, RIP in peace.
Or maybe they ran out of burgers and heard America has alot of them
It was piloted by a race that didn’t have experience landing in dense atmospheres. Source: Contact Has Begun
Unsuccessfully cos they keep crashing or cant land.
Things I gathered from conspiracy theorists:
1. the government is really incopetent
2. the government is super well organised and competent
3. you can't trust the government
4. you should trust whistleblowers working for the government
5. our government is evil and is doing experiments in the dark
6. our government is good because other governments do evil experiments in the dark
7. alien aircrafts can do ultra precise, physics defying maneuvers
8. alien aircrafts can't avoid the ground
Perfect.
Address Steven Greer's recent interview. Please.
david grusch doesnt work for the governmemt, he resigned
@@lookatmepleasesirhe hasn't seen any pictures people just told him stuff.
@@ANTIStraussian he has claimed he's seen pictures, he mentions it in the full interview.
Man, I was in the Navy. It's amazing how advanced and complicated people think everything is. Yeah we have some really cool tech and amazing logistics, but in reality, almost everything is 30 years and held together by duct tape, zip ties and a dozen seamen running on nothing but 2 hours of sleep, caffeine and nicotine.
Because people love to confuse their fantasies with reality.
Where is the 800+ billion dollar DoD budget going?
That is by _far_ the more believable statement than this "whistleblower". I think that when it looks like the various branches are begging for money to improve and fix required equipment, and they're going to show _why_ they need it, the brass & the treasury, get one of their own to "leak" shit to distract the public's attention.
Caffeinated seamen on nicotine? I'd like to see those men
My grandpa was serving when the first early warning/AWACS flew and when civilians saw them flying the military received many phone calls from people convinced that a flying saucer was trying to abduct a jet. Also imagine what someone camping near groom lake would think seeing the sr71 fly over during testing? It must have looked like a space ship
My college astronomy professor said it the best, "it's never aliens till they sit down for dinner." Incredibly wise man, and honestly a bit of a hoot too. =)
for most people its always aliens, before any reason or sense
The funny thing about these crackpots is that if you say it's a duck and it turns out it was a seagull they'd say something along the lines of "haha you were so wrong, you know nothing!"
Back at the office his coworkers are thinking to themselves: "Maybe we took the joke too far with him?"
I love how Garry, the alien intern, always forget to turn off the UFOs lights at night. If wasn't for that, we would never see them, and this whole phenomena would not exist. DAMN YOU GARRY!!!!
the guy never said the UFOs were aliens from outer space.
@@alphaclam gotteem! von danicken ftw. whats you're favorite fortnite skin dood?
@@granknutterbutter3472 ?
@@alphaclam If you by "the guy" mean David Charles Grusch, he sure claims the UFOs are piloted by aliens from outer space.
@@alphaclam he's referring to the author of "Chariot of the Gods", who popularized what we now call Ancient Aliens.
But Thunderfoot, what if there's trillions of alien spacecraft flying around? A dozen crashes would be a pretty good safety record!
All controlled by chatGPT 3.5?
@@DrWrapperband If they crash often probably on tesla auto pilot.
They're only crashing because they're bumping into each other.
Its the climatechange guys!
Must have awesome cloaking tech...👽
On our submarine a guy was convinced that to perform a specific maintenance task he needed to use a set of Fallopian tubes. He had no idea what they were. Only just assigned out of school he thought people were just trying to be helpful. 6 hours into his search the prank fell apart when I couldn’t keep a straight face. This guy reminds me a lot of my shipmate.
We once told a new office recruit to get a can of elbow grease and a roll of government red tape from the stationers. We laughed all day...
@@chrisantoniou4366 😂😂😂
If you mean Thunderf00t, yes, whose lack of even the most basic researrch in thsi video is fully on display.
If you mena Grusch, you coudln't be more wrong. The guy ltierally spent four years verifying the interviews and documents before feeling confident that the possbiility of some sort of labyrinthine hoax being played out on him could be thoroughly discounted.
As did the Intelligence Community Inspector General, who was also able to verify the gathered documentation.
@@Xenomorphine your spelling is awesome
People like that are the best to work with, they may be dull but there's never a dull moment.
Theory: UFOs are powered by the presence of cameras, like how Santa is powered by Christmas spirit. The moment they go somewhere without many cameras, they crash. Why didn't anyone think of this before???
wait are you saying santa aint real? Blasphemy🤣
Ooor are you saying Rudolph crashed because we didnt give him enough christmas spirit power🤔
@@SvenskSorkTake a second to think. Your "Joke" is as far from the original statement as is possible. Or do you want to contest the notion that there is Christmas spirit present around Christmas?
I really wish people would stop misusing the term "whistleblower". Someone making a claim with no evidence is not that. Someone making an already debunked claim is not that. We have seen multiple cases of this in the last year.
we should call them coocoos.
true, it makes it easier to dismiss genuine ones
His whistleblowing the fact that information is being kept from congress.
Yes it annoyed me too.
He does a lot of blowing off to the side and shaking his head when talking. The guy looks like a snake oil salesman only he's not very good at it.
'whistleblower' is a term used too loosely here
Is there a gaslighting powered dog whistle?
I've yet to see him blow a whistle, I don't believe him.
@@DrWrapperbandyes there is
He literally meets the criteria of a whistleblower.
A lot of people don't bother to do the research and are still unaware of the documentation he provided to the Intelligence Community Inspector General, which was all verified through various third parties.
@@Xenomorphine he doesn't meet whistleblower protection status. He doesn't meet the legal term. The guy has ZERO first hand account
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Here in Brazil, once I heard a news anchor, known for being sensationalist, discussing a "UFO" that they had captured on the helicopter cam, on air. He wondered about it for a bit, then said something like: "When news channels start talking about ufos, thats because they don't have anything else to talk about". This remark from someone whose job is talking nonsense all afternoon. lol
Those dudes are riding a train, look at the window and shout out: OMG! I JUST SAW A TREE RUNNING AT INCREDIBLE SPEEDS!
To be fair, whoever was running that camera for GOFAST was in fact a skilled observer to both notice and track a duck. If I needed a duck found and tracked, I'd hire him in a heartbeat.
That's EXACTLY what they were doing lol. And celebrated when he was able to do it. That's fucking hard.
If they recovered Unidentified Flying Object wreckage, doesn’t that mean it’s no longer unidentified, or flying?
Identified Gruesomely Landed Object
FBI OPEN UP 😡
Yep, it just turns into an object.
@@soundscape26or several, depending upon how hard it crashed.
I'll never understand how the reaction from the pilots wasn't taken into account when they did this, as it clearly sounds to me like they'd successfully caught and began tracking a tiny object using the GIMBAL system - such as a duck - and not the terrified exclamations of two pilots who were successfully tracking extraterrestrial technology.
Pretty obvious they knew what it was, they were having a good laugh that they could get a missile lock onto a duck.
Guess how fast ducks can fly? 40-60 mph.
Just like the object in the video.
@@j.f.christ8421 you think any idiot ever did that and accidentally vaporized a duck?
At least it wasn't a sitting duck.
Looked like a Canadian Goose. But ok....
every time i watch that whistleblower speak, I imagine his crew rolling on the floor clutching their sides laughing so hard he actually went on tv with their welcome aboard jokes. In the navy we would zoom in on a bird at a stupid range and panic the new kid that there is some unknown object while they were looking away
Exactly. It also works in a laboratory with microscope. Fuck around with the setting to scare the new guy.
I initially thought whoever’s been fkg with Sam Harris and Eric/Brett Weinstein for years had got to him but this fits his tv appearances better.
This is *the* best answer.
“Oh my god, no way, he actually did it. I thought he was kidding when he said he’d do it but he did it! And they’re going along with it! Well I guess I’m $100 poorer now lmao”.
@@tethergobrrr Sam Harris believes there are aliens flying around? lol idk about that. The Weinstein brothers are a different story though :D
“No matter what eyewitness testimony is in the court of law, it is the lowest form of evidence in the court of science.” - Neil deGrasse Tyson Same can be said about the court of public opinion.
I speak for most when I say we've been waiting for this!!
Athletesfoot.Has Debunked nothing,he will eventually go down in history as the small minded clown that he is like the rest of them high priests of science .😂
I really hope the Breaking Points crew watches this video, and Thunder's earlier video debunking the "unexplained" fighter jet footage. It's embarrassing watching Saagar get so excited about them.
aka „i had a preconceived opinion about this and wanted another soy ridden skeptic to debunk this undebunkable claim“
"UFOs exist" YES it was unidentified, flying and an object. "They are indeed of non-human origin" -> YES A duck is non-human, originated from other non-human ducks. "There are a number of them" YES there are a number of unidentified flying object, even after the ones that WERE identified as being ducks and out of focus commercial jets. The telecast news reporting was ACCURATE! 😊
I also love the term: Genuine UFO. I can't even... It's just... wow 🤣
Flying object of non-human origin using propulsion method we cannot presently duplicate (flapping wings to create lift) that gives them great maneuverability in the air with zero exhaust gases (well, near-zero).
I like you.
@@simonregan471 Speaking of near-zero exhaust gases, the duck's use their farts to produce their own "afterburner."
So it's confirmed. Duck is more powerful than the US military. Untitled Goose game was just a tool for indoctrination!!!111
Camera technology has improved tremendously over the last 50 years, but UFO videos are still only taken on the shittiest cameras imaginable.
Then they wouldn't be UFO they'd just be FO and that's not nearly as fun
I work in animation and VFX, and can say this opinion is the easiest to debunk when it comes to UFOs/UAPs because it relies on the assumption that our cameras are actually good and require no skill use, when the reality is even cameras costing $20,000 today would struggle to capture a UFO without preparation in advance. Though alleged sightings can last for hours across states, in most cases they last for a few short minutes from any given vantage point.
These objects are typically very bright, very fast, and very far away, rarely remaining stationary or on a consistent path like a traditional aircraft. When they do appear stationary, there's often no reference point for the camera to focus on, let alone stabilize, aside from a washed out black or blue sky. When photographing distant objects, the camera's ISO, focal length, and depth of field (DOF) come into play. A longer focal length can help zoom in on distant objects, but it also magnifies any camera shake and reduces the amount of light hitting the sensor, leading to darker, blurrier images typically seen in cell recordings. The depth of field also becomes shallower with longer focal lengths, making it harder to keep the entire object in focus to retain any semblance of sharp image quality. To counter this you can tweak the ISO to capture more light but this just introduces noise aka “pixelates” the image.
In my experience, even professional cameras with large sensors and high-quality lenses face these challenges. Capturing fast-moving objects requires very short exposure times to prevent motion blur, which in turn requires a lot of light (outside of the object itself). This is often impractical for objects that appear suddenly and disappear quickly. The technical limitations are not just about having expensive equipment but understanding and working within the constraints of what current technology can achieve. At the current rate I don’t think commercial or retail cameras will have the capability to capture these craft on a whim haphazardly until AI is integrated and sensors are improved, 2040 ish would be a good guess.
That said, some of the current clearest UFO footage includes the 2008 Kumburgaz UFO recordings, where a professor used a high-end telephoto lens to capture a UFO that returned to the same spot night after night and remained stationary for hours (an extreme rarity). Another example is the 2016 Beaver, Utah footage, shot by a B-Roll drone film crew. They didn't notice the object until reviewing the footage and promptly provided the RAW files to investigators to help calculate the object's speed relative to the drone.
As for why we don't have more close-up shots when crafts are reportedly directly in front of witnesses, I believe this is simply because people underestimate the power of these objects and haven’t bothered reading any purported encounters. Beyond tampering with electronics, common encounters suggest these crafts and their occupants can remotely influence physical systems. They can communicate telepathically, paralyze individuals at will, alter emotional states, force disarmament, and subtly push people away via the "Oz effect"-a phenomenon where individuals become dazed and behave paradoxically or opposite to what they themselves believe they would have/should have done. To put it simple I believe we still lack the technical capabilities to definitively capture or record these incidents.
People who wear uniforms must be believed , they are never mistaken or lie
You must obey!
Hey, there is a UFO! Hurry and get me the worst low-res camera you can find!!
I've no camera handy but you can use my potatoe !
@@Sandwich13455 Even better!
Lol apparently, anything above 144p potato resolution is a "national security" threat 😂
I remember a story my captain told me once, they were sailing through a narrow straight during the night, and it was freezing cold. Because it was so narrow they had to have several lookouts, so they could spot the buoys so they didn't run aground.
An hour down the straight someone spotted something they thought was a dead swan hanging on one of the buoys, and they were 5 people looking at it, all swearing that it was a dead swan.
Next day when they were sailing out of there again and came to that place, they saw there were no swan, it was just their frost riddled, tired minds that had seen the crooked buoy as a dead swan.
This was on a ship, with a couple hundred meters to the buoy at most.
Once, when working security dispatch late at night, I saw on the live-feed video camera a person walk past a parked car, get grabbed by someone from within and pulled inside, and yet keep walking past that same car as if it never happened. Long hours + sleep deprivation will eventually make anyone see things.
@@xotl2780 Did it wake you up enough to go have a look with your own eyeballs?
But the swan could have simply dropped into the water. There was enough time for that to happen
How about all those early astronomers who looked through their telescopes and saw "canals" on Mars???
In a documentary (back in the 80s or 90s) I remember seeing a psychologist do an experiment on it once they took groups of high school arts class students and asked them to draw an object they had put at a distance beyond what most people could clearly distinguish details.
The object was simply a circle on a flat surface with some random blobs inside the circle. No matter how many times they did it the majority of people would include lines connecting the blobs. There is something weird about the human visual cortex that when it can't distinguish details on a distant object it will add details in an effort to recognise what it might be.
Psychologists have known about this stuff for decades.
Grusch is a compulsive liar. I really hope he goes to prison for making up all this nonsense.
Grusch isn't the only whistleblower. There's at least a dozen more who met with Congress privately
Lies! All lies!! Waaaaaahhhhhhh!!!
@@jelouse9286 I was trolling op who thinks Grusch is a liar.
I’ve been preparing for this video. Thunderfoot crushes all my optimism and sense of wonder yet I cannot look away. Let’s get this over with.
I told the guys at Breaking Points a couple of weeks ago that their “reporting” on alien “news” was making me lose so much respect for them, and it continues to do so. Saagar’s stupid alien obsession is the guy equivalent to people who believe in horoscopes and zodiac signs. A lack of evidence to them is proof of evidence.
It will be the downfall of their “news show” if they continue to be so gullible because no one will respect their analytical skills
Saagar is a midwit
You probably overestimate their audience.
Are you really so naive? Or are you afraid of the truth? There's hundreds of billions of planets in the universe, if you think we're the only sentient life in it, you're in for a big wake up call...
I'm willing to be wrong, but the Zimbabwe school kid incident from the 90s was pretty convincing.
Ditto. Sagaars obsession with UFO's is really sadly delusional. I've put it down to his leaning to the right and skewing everything
As a veteran that has served in wartime I have to say I’m upset that you wouldn’t believe that I cured cancer while on a date with Scarlett Johansson after we time travelled to the Titanic to get fresh ice for our drinks.
Brilliant but I can't believe you missed the "I wanted to join the secret alien crashed craft club but I got denied (probably got told there's no such thing) so now I'm having my tantrum".
I was getting sucked in by all this and you brought me back down to earth. Thank you.
You'd need to be batshit insane to believe this nonsense.
don't get sucked in by pathoskeptics
Thunderfoot is picking from popular news stories. Here are 4 mass sightings that require tons of people to be wrong.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/1561_celestial_phenomenon_over_Nuremberg
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Los_Angeles
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/1952_Washington,_D.C.,_UFO_incident
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ariel_School_UFO_incident
@@-V-K- What the heck is a pathoskeptic?
Watch the House Oversight hearing from July 26th, 2023.
Specifically the Inquiry by Matt Gaetz.
Grusch testified underoath and requested a SCIF to turn over the evidence in.
Meaning if he's lying, he will be charged for lying under oath and he will be disgraced to all hell.
This video was absolute crap.
Not saying aliens are real. But the need for an investigation and consistent protocol to investigate future claims is important to rule out "false positives" and prevent money and time wasting.
Why is the government wasting millions of our tax money setting up programs like AARO if these videos are easily debunked?
It's sad saying "look how stupid everyone but me is, here are memes and irrelevant comments from other people" is able to sway people.
My theory about Grusch is that since he worked in uap program, the intelligence community would want to test their agent for liabilities. In program you want to cut bullshit from reality, you need people who has seen something and know how to describe it to make the program meaningful. So you take an agent and tell him a vast amount of bullshit that might trigger his curiosity, if he get to the press and tell all that bullshit back, you got the wrong agent for the job.
or it might be his friends from back them pulling jokes on him "oh yeah i've seen ufo, trust me my man, we got bodies too, don't tell anyone, it's all ts" _and now they're laughing so hard_
I don't understand how these "whistleblowers", who self admittedly hold a Top Secret (TS) clearance, are able to spread classified material, especially of this magnitude, without either 1. being arrested and jailed or 2. "disappeared".
Edit: I'll also add that I'm Australian and not familiar with the USA's policies/legislation surrounding Whistleblowers (but will read it to understand it more).
Maybe because he is actually working for the government to spread disinformation in order to cover their trillion dollar weapons-development scheme, like the 25 billion dollars F22 or that new stealth destroyer that keeps breaking down...hummm...🤔
1. Seems like they would face some sort of consequence, huh?
2. But as John Perkins ("economic hitman") pointed out, whistleblowers actually become immune to "silencing", due to the very fact the public becomes aware of them. That's why figures like Perkins, who's spoken up about CIA's sabotages & assassinations, are still around. Killing them only draws more attention. ...... Not to say this UFO stuff is true (probably not). Just reasoning the matter.
Or lying!
He didn't spread anything though. No numbers, no places, no dates, no names, no pictures, no documents, nothing substantial at all. Someone told him something, but you wouldn't know her she goes to a different school.
@@zoli11 - ha. that's true too.
😊 I find it telling that all instruments searching for intelligent life are pointed away from earth.
You know, something about this video struck me as a bit understated. Ever since I was a child I've always heard that flying was the safest form of travel. And I've always seen graphs showing the commuter miles per fatality to demonstrate that fact. But the framing of that factoid at 10:47 , "10 million passenger flights in 2022/no fatalities and *essentially* no crashes" is mind-boggling (in a good way).
"flying was the safest form of air travel"
How else are you going to travel through the air?
@@Okurka.catapults, jumping from high places, ramps, swinging through trees fast enough that you let go of one branch before grabbing another, hot air balloon, being hit by a fast moving heavy object angled slightly to throw you up, hundreds of childrens party balloons, endurance racing car after it strikes a kerb enough to break ground effect, 20 drones, pigeon attack, giant fans on the ground blowing up, in your dreams and imagination, letting go of a rope swing, wing suit, water jet pack, strong winds and an ill fitting coat, being levitated by a magician, trebuchet, seven league boots, one of Tarhiel’s scrolls, trampolines, pedalcoptor, a bike with flapping wings off a short pier in front of a cheering crowd, magic, standing on Lego, space hopper, trying to stand on a spinning disk, being too light on one end of a seesaw.
@@PippetWhippet Don't quit your day job.
@@Okurka. Oh well. I submitted a ticket with the department of redundancy department so they could file that one away.
It's more fair to compare it on the basis of passenger-hours rather than miles, as aircraft are much faster. And I think it's more accurate to describe your exposure to risk is based on time in the vehicle.
Even if the president came out and said it, I would want evidence.
If your president said he won at golf I wouldn't believe him. Bit like our ex prime ministers.
@@DrWrapperband He would break in 4 places, if he swung a golf club. Lol
As well you should. Always demand evidence, I say.
@@DrWrapperband A golf match between Donald Trump & Kim Jong Un would produce lies so magnificent they'd become the new wonders of the world. Even the aliens would hear about them.
If Biden said it I would disbelieve it immediately, that guy tells more porky pies than anybody else.
Thank you for your service Mr. F00t
Remember kids: ANYTHING in the sky can be a UFO if you're bad enough at identifying stuff!
The amount of credibility and automatic authority people give to those in the military never ceases to amaze me. Anybody can be fooled but most of the current and former military personnel that I know rank pretty high on the gullibility scale and don't like admitting when they're wrong.
Especially when most people in the military have an IQ under 100
I knew thunderf00t was going to do a video of this the minute I saw the stupid story 😂
“I fart in your general direction”, lmao!! Love Python!!
Maybe the real solution to the Fermi Paradox was all the fake alien friends we made along the way.
As an amateur astronomer... I seen a lots of weird stuff in the night sky. It does not mean it's freaking aliens.
Says the decorated civilian vet
Yeah but did you help bomb civilians in Iraq? I only listen to men who killed people in third world countries, this is a known reliable metric for scientific accuracy.
This is a testament to just how bad "journalism" has become. Not that it was every really worth much.
The background quacks are a good touch.
If there was an actual Alien Crash landing somewhere, whatever country that would land would emidiatly let everyone know. They would forever be in the history books as the first country to have Alien contact.
It's basically the space race but the other way around.
First of all, you would have to definitely know that it was an alien spacecraft, and not something from the US or Soviet Union. How would you know that? You think a leader of a small country wants to risk the wrath of the US by revealilng their secrets? People in power in most countries are concerned with preserving their own power, not with being famous for discovering great things. You underestimate the pettiness and small mindedness of people. And this is even more true of leaders of less developed countries. Many of whome are puppets of the US anyway.
Unless it's been involving massively illegal activity, up to and including killings, sure.
Also, unless it involved a huge attempt at reverse-engineering the technology, also sure.
Because all of those things would massively trump any would-be prestige of fame.
@@Xenomorphine no, they wold definitly still say that they saw it.
They would just lie about everything else.
Like they already do, the government lies all the f time, and killings is and isn't one of them. they lie and they twist things.
They would still say they found them first.
Naive take. The military is first to respond. If they see something they dont have the first thing that makes sense from their perspective is to figure it out. If they deem it to be potentiallly useful to their weaponry, that shit will never see the light of day. The US govt has a well known history of coverups and lying. Why would they disclose it to the public? Theres no incentive. They wouldnt even know what to explain if they did want to blab.
I can't believe anyone takes David Grusch seriously. "He can't show you the pictures for national security reasons"......so, if that's true, why is he talking about it? Then, when Congress ask him about details, he cites "national security reasons" for not disclosing them. So why is a "whistleblower" so concerned with staying in-line with protocol?
Even if true, I am more concerned with stuff that really affect my life such as the war in Ukraine, WHO power grab and all the other things big corporations and government are doing to make my life less free and less fulfilling.
Yep. And then you realize the real reason why news is pushing this kind of stuff instead. Much better having people asking questions about fantasy than reality.
@@Johnnyb3g00d It's circuses without the bread. Let the masses suck on the circus sideshow.
If I have learned anything in my 30 years on this God forsaken planet is that every time you see something like this in the news, there is something far more simpler but more sinister they are trying to hide in the other hand. Classic magician trick...
I think that everyone made fun of this man at work and when he asked if there were aliens, his colleagues said yes
The aliens came, laughed and crashed, probably
plausible scenario nr 1,
They all bust out in an uncontrollable laughter.... and can't stop after peering into our monkey like stupidity of a species that can build stuff.
Yeah, that sounds about right.
My personal favorite: "You should apologize to Bob Lazar now"
As a veteran living in TN, I would like to say, drinking shine and spinning yarns is fun but can get away from you, especially when people who spend time in DC overhear a tale! But once you hook someone with more dollars than sense, well, there’s a moral obligation to correct that ratio.
They sure do travel a looooooong way just to crash a lot, and for some reason always just outside of Albuquerque or Las Vegas.
Obviously Vegas is an international spaceport.
If you take a look at a mapping of Hotspots the past decade or so, you'll see it's usually either over/near larger military installations or coast cities.
I was waiting for this. Seems like every year the world becomes convinced aliens crashed in a red necks backyard.
If you don't bother to do your research and assume it only happens there and isn't a global phenomenon, up to and including direct interference with nuclear power and weapons, sure...
Yeah they have been running wild with these stories lately and it's truly pathetic.
If the media is pushing it, they want people talking about it.
truly pathetic because…?
@@xoranginho because it shows how stupid the general populace is. Which is why the elite continue ruling over us and nothing will change. Only npcs believe in UFOs
@@xoranginho because there are actual issues to do news stories about.
@@xoranginho Because they, the professional news media, are cashing in on hype and conspiracy theory rather than properly serving the public and doing proper investigations into the claims, and for giving an international platform to people who are flagrantly lying. The professional news media is supposed to not just be a broadcaster of 'whatever some guy said'. There is an expectation that the claims will be investigated, and that the journalism will then inform and educate the public with the best available info. We all know this isn't how it works, but it still holds a lot of influence and people believe what these idiots say.
Non-human intelligence is actually quite common these days. My dog is fairly intelligent, for example.
The military trolling us with GoFast. Gotta love their sense of humor.
Yep the commanding officers are like, your gear is blurry, and you need to clean it. It's not a conspiracy. Another funny one was the bright radar of the thing following the jet in the green one, and when you look at the longer footage, it's his wing mate's jet.
If aliens are real, someone is gonna do a repeat of Avatar and betray mankind to clap alien cheeks
If they have human/animal characteristics, I'm sure furries will be lining up.
yea me
High Boi moment
Been doing it for like the last 15 years. That alien poontang is worth selling you all out to become food for the alien house pets.
I volunteer
I want someone to make a movie from alien perspective where earth is the bermuda triangle of intergalactic society, and any aliens that try to visit us mysteriously die / go missing.
Thunderf00t I love bro. There's a few people I've watched for like a decade. Never stop being you. ♥ Nice seeing some light in what can be a dimly lit universe at times. 😉🚀🎇
_"Ma'am they couldn't even spell UFO 😠!!"_ also has to be one of the greatest lines in history. 🤣🤣As good as holding up a snowball to disprove global warming.
This is a big enough distraction someone could use to pull a heist. What or who is missing
Can't wait to see more IR footages of birds and planes
This is a really cool explanation of how the bird looks to be moving so fast - Love this.
clearly the only reasonable explanation is the aliens were flying over America, and so dismayed at what they witnessed that they just offed themselves right there in flight, leading to the crashed craft.
That must've been a sick game of XCOM this man was playing while on magic shrooms
Karl Nell's talk at the salt conference got me to pay attention to UFOs more.
I'm not sure what to believe.
The US military has stuff but they don't want to show their hand so they drip feed shite like this. The UFO industry laps it up because its fresh fodder for their viewers. We'll probably never know the real truth, but from what I've learnt I think we can be assured the aliens are arseholes. They treat us the way we treat animals
If there IS a conspiracy, I have every reason to believe it is to blue ball and troll the conspiracy theorists and weed out the demonstrably cognitively impaired from their ranks by making them look stupid.
Making a big crash box and just crashing for landing is actually a smart way of saving energy. We did it on mars at least twice for some rovers with some sort of air bags.
we did. And those landings were planned that way. They were relatively soft litho-brakings, not crashes.
Thank you! I've been saying from the beginning, if you think that someone with genuine military intelligence, who is reportedly 'whistleblowing',, but is happy to show their face on primetime cable TV, with their name visible, having a nice, nonchalant interview--if even 1 or 2 of these criteria are true it is certain to be with the blessing, or at the behest of their military command.
People with the access to any such privileged information are watched very thoroughly; people in such positions tend to disappear very swiftly when such treasonous actions are even attempted, usually long before we in the public hear about any of it. even now in the information age, with all the influence and connections the internet provides us all, only those of us who are very plugged in, and lucky, have any real chance of discovering traces of these type of leaks, and by the time we find out it's already too hot for us to continue to effectively spread it to others
Take notice, when such rubbish begins making the circuits , the stories which are being silenced along the sidelines, that is where the most important news may be found.
So what are they distracting us from?
@@JasonHenderson in my estimation the biggest issues to keep your eyes on at this moment are, Biden taking foreign money for favors (which is treasonous). The fomenting war between china/the east vs America/ the west. And tying somewhat into the latter is the coming global push for a centralized digital currency, which if successful will make the Chinese social credit system seem like the good ol days.
So the fact that there are highly secretive programs proves that his story of highly secretive programs is false. Wonderful logic. So this is broadly what people have been saying: There has been a shift in the attitude towards UFOs within US government agencies, and a recognition that the issue needs to be brought out into the open. However there are different competing agencies, and not all are in agreement, especially not the people who have committed crimes keeping these things secret. He said himself that many people from within government agenceis came to him with this information. So clearly they do want this to be made public, but it is being done slowly and there is not universal agreement. As far as I can tell this has been on ongoing thing since at least 2016. It's possible that there is a cult of crackpots who have infiltrated US government agencies, but the events dont contradict the former interpretation as far as I can tell.
You apparently don't comprehend how the recent whistleblower legislation functions or the fact that he hasn't actually released specific technical details which ARE classified. In fact, for some things, he's stated in interviews he can't speak openly about, due to them having direct naitonal security implications.
He can talk about these programmes existing, but not thigns like specifici sensory equipment, name colleagues, programme names, etcetera. He CAN do those thigns behind closed doors, however - which was how the Intelligence Communist Inspector General was able to verify them and the documetnation he provided.
@@Xenomorphine Whatever, ignorant. XD
imagine trying to prepare for reentry and suddenly finding the ISS stuck inside your cargo bay doors!
Politicians love spending money on initiatives that are guaranteed to go nowhere and require zero action or decisions.
They're always trying to find ways to look like they're useful. Or to make themselves feel like they're useful.
Or no way of knowing if their fears are going to come true or not, but we need to spend money and restrict your freedom some more to make sure it doesn't happen.
I just find it hilarious that NASA had to point out the information provided on the screen, and also that it's practically exactly what you said a few years ago
I find it hilarious that you think that becuase you watched a thunderfoot video show one piece of video that was debunked, and several clips of Captain Picard facepalming, that this entire story is bunk.
@@alienzenx the story is bunk because there's no evidence, the total humiliation of the nutjobs who point at blurry video is just the cherry on top
I love that there's these people that call themselves "reporters" and "journalists" that will at the drop of a hat call someone a whistleblower then claim "well, obviously they can't show us CLASSIFIED documents, but they're blowing the whistle on stuff they HEARD!" like LMAO this is such a massive failure of basic logic that you have to conclude they're aware that they're being deceptive
You haven't read the article. He suffered reprisal for attempting to access the information necessary to do his job with UAP taskforce. That's what the whistleblower complaint is about.
Care to hazard a guess as to why the biden admin and it's puppet media apparatus have been repeatedly gaslighting the american public about ufos?
When you file a 'whistleblower complaint' you become a de facto 'whistleblower' so...yeah. Don't let reasons stop you from not getting the point though.
@@codyluna7065 ah so he's a "whistleblower" that didn't have his life ruined by the fbi and justice department. He should tell edward snowden his secret! Poor guy spent the last decade living in a russian hotel instead of doing interviews on msnbc... Gee i wonder why?
A whistleblower is what he is, dumb dumb.
What if we're thinking of it wrong.
The alien light speed vessels aren't planes (and rare) but cars (and billions of the darn things).
The ones that hit earth are basically Tesla drivers going "look no hands" with lightspeed autopilots..
I’m not the biggest fan of “interpreting body language”, but holy SHIT it’s so hilariously obvious that military guy is lying. I know five-year-olds who can fib more convincingly 10:45
I'm convinced the boys were just playing a prank on him, telling him fantastical stories about aliens and the arms reace to research them and he just believed all of it. He never realized it was a prank
thank you . needed this video after seeing so many "newsagents" and youtubers spout out this is real proof. ffs. glad there is one sane sciencetuber out there.
This guy can't decide which bathroom to use. I don't know about sane.
You say thank you, why? Does the possibility of aliens scare you? If so, wake up! There's hundreds of billions of planets in the universe, if you think we're the only sentient life in it, you're in for a big wake up call...
@@rickyfitness252 At least he is scientifically literate
No, it's a character assinasation video with very lazy research, at best.
As much as I want to believe, thank you for keeping me grounded in reality. There are too many lies, scams, and BS eating away at our sanity these days.
it's more fun to believe though imo
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Avb
Every time I think human stupidity must have reached a peak, mankind surprises me once again by raising the bar.
“Two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity, and I am not yet completely sure about the universe.” - attributed to Albert Einstein
Lowering the Bar. Until Flat earth is achieved.
You forgot to account for the Alien "Frat-Boy" factor!
I like that you used basically the same logic I thought of to explain why it's incredibly unlikely to have many alien ships crash into our planet. Aliens who are capable of hyperspace travel, and who taunt us by only appearing in terrible quality recordings, keep crashing into our planet. On top of that, all crashes are found by the military, who are able to cover it all up almost perfectly, with just a handfull of whistleblowers. That would be especially impressive when everyone is walking around with a pretty decent camera with internet connection. If I saw an alien ship crashing, I'm going to check it out and uploading pictures everywhere.
It's even more amazing that all of the world governments have managed to agree EXACTLY one thing, and that thing being that they cannot tell people about aliens. Especially when you consider how many governments have changed in the past few decades. I'd be more inclined to believe that EVERYTHING we "see" and "know" is a lie than that.
After all, anything can be a UFO (Unidentified Flying Object) if you are bad enough at identifying things. In fact, ironically enough, if you could prove it was an alien spacecraft, it wouldn't be a UFO anymore, because you would have identified it.
They haven't agreed on one thing. Only the primary powers have in order to keep their cards to their chest.
It amazes me the amount of ignorance in this video and in these comments. No logic really regarding what's happening. No bigger picture. Like a bunch of religious zealots that ignore facts.
aliens just favour the same remote desert locations that the military does
To quote Calvin & Hobbes, "The surest sign that intelligent life exists on other planets is that none of it has tried to contact us"
That WW2 quote was hilarious 🤣
Aliens seem to be flying on craft built by Boeing Intergalactic
OMG! I wear glasses and can see near and far objects at the same time! Stunning! How can this be, Mr. Pilot???
"Credible in the UFO world" is a laughable phrase.
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I'm so glad you did this video. I smelled rotten eggs when this interview came out originally. This was the worst distraction/smoke screen ever created for the general populace.
Yeah, I also felt like I am taking crazy pills, when I've seen that duffus testifying in front of investigative comity, and comity members eating it up (well at least one of them.) I do feel lately that the whole world is going down the drain. There is too much of stupidity+lack of education and most of people who do see that stupidity amplify it and then take advantage of it instead of resolving it (I'm not talking about ThunderF00t. He is doing a good job.) I'm sad and depressed.
for thundef00t consideration:
1. advanced tecnology does not eliminate mistakes or equipments malfunctioning so crashes can happen.
2. governments can keep secrets. how many black budgets projects has been leaked? many will never see the light of day.
A ton of black projects were eventually revealed. Most stuff never leaves the paper or only has mock ups built. The truly remarkae stuff is talked about openly, like the SR-71 and the fact that the CIA had a higher performance variant.
@@ChucksSEADnDEAD a ton is not all, its a fraction. and specially the remarkable ones will never be released to the public.
Normally we assume those pauses between a question and the answer from people who are on different places on TV are due to delayed transmission signals, but in this context we're left wondering whether the signal isn't really close to real-time, but the individual himself has this lag in response time.
the best comedy show on the internet 😂
For anyone that has been on r/UFOs in the past week knows this basically makes the whole sub-reddit a joke...
Thanks Thunderf00t for slapping me back to reality :)
I dont have time to watch the whole video right now, could you sum up the key points thunderfoot has made ? The first ten mins or so were just emotive language
@@jackmiller8851 Very short version: The entire idea that dozens of crashed UFOs exist on earth requires said alien species to be somehow both intelligent enough to break the speed of light, and too stupid to figure out how to land their craft once they're in the air, because their purported crash rate is higher than human plane crash rates.
Also the "whistleblowers" entire evidence is "I talked to some people who totally said it was true, source: Trust me bro."
@@jackmiller8851I don't have time to sum it up.
@@jackmiller8851 Yeah, basically because of ducks and Bart Simpson there are no aliens. You're welcome.
@@jackmiller8851 Don't do it one video at a time, look into Richard C Doty, a CIA operative that admitted that his work was to infiltrate the UFO community and make stuff up. It lasted decades. There is even a video of him admitting to it during a UFO conference (because he was so well infiltrated that he was a recurring speaker there).
UFO literally are a CIA psy-op. They've always been. And look at who's now feeding us UFO "proofs"... The freaking Pentagon...
UFO are a US government invention. The case should be closed... But it's not... For some reason... What's their motto again? Oh yeah... "I want to believe"...
Was waiting for this! So glad Mick West isn't the only one with a brain around this topic.
They're both the equivalent of hardcore nut job believers except on the opposite side.
They haven't gone into the potiential reasons why these guys speak the way they do in regards to the new UAP sections added to the protection law recently. The private hearings on record. That stuff.
It's always AYYYYYSSS ARE SUPER SMART AND WE'RE SUPER INSIGNIFICANT. Same drabble and no brain BS.
That WW2 vet quote was devastating. Just like those American bombs.
I haven’t checked out your page in ages and I’m glad I did. Was super skeptical about all the alien news