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Originally Posted by Luckbox Inc
Do you think a part of this policy change is to allow fighter pilots to go on CBS news to talk about they saw UFOs every day?
YES. 100%.
Again, I think that over time enough leaks had come out that many of these videos we were seeing were ACTUALLY taken by US service personnel and the videos were not created in some ones basement.
Again I think they realized that their prior policy of 'not commenting on something we (US INTELLIGENCE) cannot explain lest it spawn CT's' that if US Intelligence cannot explain it then...zomg!''
And they realized that 'many were taking their non comment as affirmation they had buried very real info PROVING they had UFO and alien bodies, etc they were hiding'.
It created the belief 'if they will not even affirm they took these videos and they are not faked...what else are they hiding from us'.
So they changed their policy to better align with their original intent (that failed) and that is to dispel CT's.
Show what we actually filmed and cannot identify (the UFO) and let people see that in many cases they can now be explained in and in others it is nothing more than 'unidentified' at this time. (No need to run to CT's yet)
And allow the personal to talk about. To show they are normal humans questioning what they have seen, a natural thing to do when they see something they cannot explain that astounds them at the time.
If they only released the footage and commanded the personal who took it 'say nothing' or 'restricted them to a tight script' it would again, amongst CT nutters create the exact same problem as their initial decision to not confirm or comment on it, when it was taken did.
In fact it would be worse. CTers would say 'they are now acknowledging they have taken these videos but are afraid to allow the persons with first hand knowledge speak...WHY???'
And down that rabbit hole CTers would run.
This is the best way to dispel the CT's to anyone rationale who will take ALL the new data and simply see the Military is in the same position, I, as an average citizen seeing a UFO over head would be and explaining it on the News at 11. 'We see things, we cannot explain, and it confounds us'. Nothing more and nothing less.
I speak from my own perception here. When I had seen all those prior videos they did give me pause. Not to believe the CT's but to move my needle more towards 'ok, maybe'. I have always been in the 'ok maybe' camp but I moved more away from the 'likely nothing burger side' 'to maybe something camp'. I am not back to 'likely nothing burger' camp.