Cpl599, on 28 December 2012 - 09:12 PM, said:
You don't understand the first thing when it comes to secrecy and government projects. One of the main, if not THE main reason for building these bases so far away from civilization, is so that during test/prototype phases, if they lose what ever it is they are working on, they can easily retrieve it without worry of prying eyes. When rigorous tests and carried out, and in this case, the aircraft is ready for production, it's chance of going down are less, so the craft are operated outside of military airspace.
The F-117 and SR-71 are perfect examples. During their initial building/prototype phase, they were kept away from prying eyes. Once the aircraft was ready for operation, people saw them all over, and the CIA played on the whole "UFO" phenomenon to continue covering their tracks.
It is EXACTLY the same case here. When people like you start yelling "UFO UFO!", the sighting immediately loses legitimacy, and potential enemies won't be watching as close. It's a post Cold War era, and the military is still using the hype of the UFO phenomenon to cover its black project tracks until they are ready to disclose their new aircraft to the public.
Er, excuse me, you do make an awful lot of assumptions here. I'm yelling "UFO UFO!!"? When did i yell "UFO UFO!!!!"? (Well, actually, if i did see something that was unidentified and flying, I'd be quite right to do so, since it just means Undentified Flying Object and doesn't necessarily mean alien spacecraft.) Anyway, when did I yell "UFO UFO!!!!"? (Assuming that you mean I mean Alien spacecraft). All I've been saying is that the handy off-the-shelf explanation that they're (presumably U.S.) secret military high-tech aircraft really doesn't seem compatible with the places where they've been seen, and the behaviour reported of them.
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The F-117 and SR-71 are perfect examples. During their initial building/prototype phase, they were kept away from prying eyes. Once the aircraft was ready for operation, people saw them all over, and the CIA played on the whole "UFO" phenomenon to continue covering their tracks.
, I'm afraid, doesn't really follow either, since after the F-117 & SR-71 were ready for operation, before they were announced publicly (with the F-117 at any rate), they were
still operated secretly, and
weren't flown over areas where they could be seen by the public. They were still secreted away at the Tonopah Test Range. Only after they were announced publicly, and began to appear at airshows and so on, were they flown in routine fashion like any other military aircraft. So if they are perfect examples, they're examples of how they
didn't do the sort of things claimed for these supposed "Secret aircraft".
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But let me ask you this. What do you think US black project research groups have been doing for the past 40 years? Sitting on the piles of money they are given every year? No, they are researching, and advancing. With your logic, the only way we could have gone to the moon was with alien technology, because only 40 years earlier, people were still using horse and buggy to get around. Technology can advance at tremendous rates over very short spans of time. This is what you need to understand.
Once again, assumption upon assumption upon assumption. Did I say any of those things?
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People have been developing anti-gravity type technology in their garages with successful results. What do you think an endless source of money and resources, and some of the brightest minds in the world can accomplish for the US military?
Really? You don't mean people like our friend Mr. Keshe? I don't think any of those have been proved to be feasible beyond the stage of novelty party game. This seems to be yet another enormous assumption, with no actual grounds for making it other than "well, they must have". And even if this was the case, why would they fly them at low altitude over cities?