The Netflix Documentary Unacknowledged

One of the first people I saw was the guy that was in charge of the government's disinformation campaign concerning UFOs. It kinda soured me on the rest.

Watched it last night, it certainly makes you think on a few things especially the explosion of technology starting in WWII...we basically advanced technologically about 50 years in a 4 year period, more tan we did than in WWI. Also the idea of free and plentiful energy.

However the thing that always got me was why we had never been able to explode a nuclear weapon out in space....the aliens won't let us

My Father's cousin was one of the first F-16 pilots whenn they rolled them out in the post Viet Nam period , he was forever telling us that the shite the government does not tell us about in terms of weaponry and material would make you continuously shite on yourself as you had the boner of all boners.

He was a believer in aliens though, said he had contact more than once with a UFO while flying. Once out off Eglin in Florida and later out over the North Sea about 50 miles out from the Scottish coast

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He was a believer in aliens though, said he had contact more than once with a UFO while flying. Once out off Eglin in Florida and later out over the North Sea about 50 miles out from the Scottish coast

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Pilots are given the highest credibility by even government sources because they are accustomed to flying and seeing all the crazy sights in the sky. They're engineers and familiar with both production aircraft, experimental aircraft and spacecraft, as well as weather phenomenon that may appear as lights, flying objects, etc.

I have no doubt that over 90% of UFO reports, probably 99 point something percent, even, are easily explainable with aircraft, weather, unusual light effects, "psychological" issues, etc.

However, on at least 2 occasions, I've seen things that aren't so easily explained myself - and while not a pilot, I'm fairly well versed on what might cause such things, I'm still in the "jury is still out" camp.

He was not the kind of guy to get all conspiratorial on things. Up until he retired about 17 years ago, he was a squadron leader and he would periodically tell us about "experimental" stuff. I remember him saying when the Stealth first was announced in the late 1970's that we had those things up in the air for 8-10 years at the time and because of their design and manuverabilty they could be mistaken for something other worldly mainly because the bombers had no tail.

By the time he retired in 2000 he had told us that we had planes that could do "ridiculous" things and had speeds that could blow your mind and that one of the reasons why those planes had not been rolled out was that they had not found a way to return the flight crews alive on a regular basis.....we still had not totally compensated for the G's in terrestrial flight.

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By the time he retired in 2000 he had told us that we had planes that could do "ridiculous" things and had speeds that could blow your mind and that one of the reasons why those planes had not been rolled out was that they had not found a way to return the flight crews alive on a regular basis.....we still had not totally compensated for the G's in terrestrial flight.

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This is how I picture him:

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I think the documentary is based on this conference by Dr. Steven Greer. I am so confused about why he hasn't been suicided by now. He knows too much or he's very creative.

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You could have an 8 hour long discussion on Dr. Greer. He spreads some disinformation but nobody is sure if it is on purpose or he is passing it along as a useful idiot.

90% of what Greer says is clear disclosure but the 10% makes many scratch their heads.

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One of the first people I saw was the guy that was in charge of the government's disinformation campaign concerning UFOs. It kinda soured me on the rest.

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I got the vibe that the guy was a huge liar. I don't mean in a disinformation way either. I mean in an attention whore type way.

Most interesting part of the entire thing to me is the former skunkworks president quotes.. technology to take ET home. That and documents from Canadian government verifying some weird shite