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Project Blue Beam or Operation Highjump... these are the two most realistic and plausible explanations
None of the videos that have been released show anything remarkable requiring explanation; they're all other aircraft, or birds, or balloons or something, that only appear to move or behave bizarrely because of tricks of perspective or lens flares or whatever.
“Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.” Carl Sagan
It's interesting that most of the sightings used to come from late night smokers and dog walkers. As we all became the owners of video cameras that fit into our pockets, suddenly all the sightings are coming from the govt.
You can go on youtube there are like hundreds of thousands of videos from all over the planet of weird shit in the sky. There is a lot of fake stuff granted, but who knows
The videos are the context to the testimonies of the pilots and other involved persons, which describe actively pursuing the UAPs not only with FLIR but radar and visual, and it being a daily occurrence.
Pressing X to doubt that testimony, particularly given that it comes packaged with a coordinated UFO media campaign, and that in the footage released to back it up we see nothing really remarkable.
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