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[Romulus]

Many first world nations have their own government funded programs going back decades that could be separate documentaries, but this covers the US side of it. The notion that "everyone is lying" feels absurd to me now, especially given the generations of officially funded programs and cross-border research dedicated to studying the phenomenon.

 

[sono]

This film is now out of Amazon prime.

..89% on Rotten tomatoes..

For those following this fascinating topic a while, I dont think there is anything new, however what this does achieve is bring together everything. The end result is quite hard hitting..

 

[Trogdor1123]

This film is now out of Amazon prime.

..89% on Rotten tomatoes..

For those following this fascinating topic a while, I dont think there is anything new, however what this does achieve is bring together everything. The end result is quite hard hitting..

I thought it would be included with prime but it's actually 29.99 here. I can wait.

 

[6502]

Cost me £18 but worth it. This is definetly the documentary to get reasonable people to watch. Well produced, no crazies.

 

[near]

"I have seen with my own eyes, non-human craft and non-human beings."

 

[IDKFA]

I'll give it a watch when it's free on Prime.

It's certainly a very bizarre topic. You don't get governments and space agencies looking into it if there wasn't any solid evidence. It's not another country's tech, that much is certain, but what they are is still open to debate.

 

[Nocty]

you guys realise this is all bullshit right?

The rich fuckers are just distracting you from the real issues in the world. It has always been this way.

 

[KINGMOKU]

you guys realise this is all bullshit right?

The rich fuckers are just distracting you from the real issues in the world. It has always been this way.

No, it is not. I have been researching this topic, for over 30 years. There are a ton of topics that are interconnected.

The only people who claim "this is all bullshit", are those who have done almost zero research into the entire subject, and related topics.

Its almost as if you have to have an experience, to understand that there are things, that are outside of the normal. Far outside of the normal.

 

[Romulus]

you guys realise this is all bullshit right?

The rich fuckers are just distracting you from the real issues in the world. It has always been this way.

Oh, so in every country that has a ufo program that requires tax dollars for decades, its just for.... distractions?

Let me get this straight, they just pull out these programs on a lazy sunday to fuck with people? Or its always been bullshit from the beginning, everywhere?

Makes no sense.

When are people going to realize this is far beyond just the USA too. This is worldwide and spans across very different cultures.

 

[Liljagare]

Oh, so in every country that has a ufo program that requires tax dollars for decades, its just for.... distractions?

Let me get this straight, they just pull out these programs on a lazy sunday to fuck with people? Or its always been bullshit from the beginning, everywhere?

Makes no sense.

When are people going to realize this is far beyond just the USA too. This is worldwide and spans across very different cultures.

Meanwhile, 90% of the stuff happens in one country.

Its made for people that lived under a rock for the past decade, there is not a single bit of new information. Half the film is the same dumb ass ranting from Lou. A guy that should be left behind in this conversation forever as he kills credibility. And he desperately wants it all to be about him.

"You can tell. It's just true". It is literally film adaptation of Elizondo's last book. :\

 

[Lord Panda]

Meanwhile, 90% of the stuff happens in one country.

Its made for people that lived under a rock for the past decade, there is not a single bit of new information. Half the film is the same dumb ass ranting from Lou. A guy that should be left behind in this conversation forever as he kills credibility. And he desperately wants it all to be about him.

"You can tell. It's just true". It is literally film adaptation of Elizondo's last book. :\

Elizondo has been exposed as a moron several times now, and I can't even stand looking at his face. The guy even started pretending he could remote view and claimed blue orbs were visiting his place regularly, yet somehow there's never a single photo or video. And the way parts of the UFO community bend over backwards to defend him is just as cringe. Watching him in the show slowly pacing up and down government corridors made my eyes roll.

That said in spite of Lue, the show itself was decent and definitely presents a compelling case that something real is going on, simply because so many military and government officials are willing to put their reputations and careers on the line. There's nothing really new for anyone in this space but a pretty decent primer for the casual. The people I've always paid real attention to are David Fravor and Alex Dietrich. They're the only ones who consistently say anything of substance, because - surprise - they actually saw the tic-tac with their own eyes. They're not out chasing media attention, they keep a low profile, and their story has never changed.

 

[Thurible]

UFO just means unidentified flying object. Just because we don't know or understand everything we see in the sky does not mean that it is "aliens". It is very likely that unidentified aircraft are simply manmade devices, perhaps experimental aircraft or spy planes. It would be awkward for the US government or any other to go out and openly state "That plane belongs to us" considering that the whole point it is supposed to be secret.

I ask what is more likely; that UFOs are manmade devices or even unexplained natural phenomena OR spacecraft sent from extraterrestrials light years away (which by the way shouldn't be physically possible considering the sheer vastness of space)?