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Recently Retired USAF General Makes Eyebrow Raising Claims About Advanced Space Technology
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[quote:Anonymous Coward 77497363:MV80MjExMTM4Xzc2NTk5NTE5X0I4MkE1ODg2] [quote:Neil WeakLegs 77492553:MV80MjExMTM4Xzc2NTk5MTk5Xzc3RkE3QTUy] [quote:Obiwanbeeohbee:MV80MjExMTM4Xzc2NTk4Mzg4X0EyREVDODhF] My dad was in the air force in the 50's and stationed with a mobile radar unit in the southwest. He routinely saw shit he was ordered to keep quiet about. His unit often received 'intelligence' that strange things might be flying over and to track them but not report them. When I was a teen in the 70's some of his buddies from the unit visited him. They got really drunk and started talking about the stuff they saw. I asked if aliens were coming to Earth from somewhere else. Dad told me it was none of my business and to shut the hell up. [b]One of the other guys said that shit would be coming out soon enough[/b] and they might as well tell somebody. He told me that the official answer was no, the unofficial answer was also no, and for the sake of national security the official unofficial answer was nobody knows for sure. Then he told me that it didn't matter anyway because the US had technology that was 500 to 1000 years ahead of anything the rest of the world had, or would have for a long time. [/quote] I think that is how they all feel. The colonel says to just to be quiet for now, and that in 5 years' time, it will be public knowledge, and the public will benefit. Then 10 years passes, and 20 years, and 40 years, with the same excuses, "just keep quiet for now; we will reveal it in 5 years" given to a each new generation. [/quote] Space Q [/quote]
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Recently retired U.S. Air Force Lieutenant General Steven L. Kwast gave a lecture last month that seems to further signal that the next major battlefield will be outer space. While military leadership rattling the space sabers is nothing new, Kwast’s lecture included comments that heavily hint at the possibility that the United States military and its industry partners may have already developed next-generation technologies that have the potential to drastically change the aerospace field, and human civilization, forever.
Interesting article. I believe this guy.
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