Ya cause air force navy and Marine officers WITH VIDEO seeing and reporting objects flying with no wings and no discernable propulsion system doing 7 or more mach and turning on a dime all faked the videos and are lying. RIGHT?
Except is that what they are seeing, or are they seeing something that they are misintepreting?
Cool Man let's start chicken or egg debate, again.
Okay, let's.
The first UFO reports were during the "Flap" of 1947, which started when Kenneth Arnold saw UFO's in Washington and described them as "Flying Saucers" (Except he said they skipped like saucers, not that they were saucer shaped). At the time, everyone assumed that they were unknown aircraft, either something the Russians were developing or something we were developing and not telling people. It was also at this time you had Roswell, but that was really just a weather balloon, and you will find VERY FEW references to it before 1977 in UFO literature.
1951 you had "The Day the Earth Stood Still", (which you can argue is a Christian Allegory in Sci-Fi terms) and the next year, George Adamski reported that he was talking to friendly aliens from Venus. That kicked off the whole "Contactee" craze of UFO's, and the notion that UFO's were alien spacecraft became cemented. 1952 also saw the East Coast flap of UFO sightings.
As stated, the "Space Brother" (Also referred to as Nordic or Tall aliens) remained the staple of most UFO stories in the US and Europe for decades, until the aforementioned TV movie came out, and people started seeing "Gray" aliens.
Now, here's the interesting thing about Gray Aliens. Everyone agrees their heads look like this.
But the other details change. They are reported as being completely naked, wearing Robes, Space suits or military uniforms, depending on who is telling the story. Which tells me that people are making this shit up, or that the Reticulan Space Force has the most lax Dress Code policy in the universe.
"Hey, Zog, it's Naked day!"
"Dammit, I thought it was Uniform Day! We still get to do anal probes, though, right?"
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