If you read carefully, only “inconclusive” reports have been released.
replyI guess that’s what “Unexplained Areal Phenomena” means.
That's a good point, they should also release all the reports that have been conclusively shown to have an ordinary explanation.
replyThey have. Even during the congressional hearings on the subject they were talking about and referencing many already fully debunked UAP sighting footage
replyAlong with the reports that have been conclusively shown to have an extraterrestrial explanation. We'll never see those, if they exist.
replyExcept some of those would be necessarily suppressed because "it's the X-57" might be the sort of thing you don't want to release a picture of (nor say, F-22 doing some manoeuver we don't acknowledge it's capable of - in NATO exercises F-22 pilots are instructed to limit their flying to keep some of the plane's capabilities secret).
reply[flagged]
replyYou mean [this](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/August_2021_Kabul_drone_strike) one where the US killed an aid worker and some children in Kabul?
replyUm, no. The hellfire fired at a “UAP”. A psyop to cajole the senate and public.
replyAs for US firing missiles at children, that Tomahawk hitting the all girls school had a strike package on record which would detail its intended target.
Aww man, I was hoping they’d release the ones with the conclusive reports of aliens.
reply