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I can affirm a few things for public record, that I am directly informed about. The TIC TAC UFOs were entering into our atmosphere from space - and showed total situational dominance.

We were (and still are) powerless, due to these vehicles advanced aerospace capabilities. These UAP were monitored flying with impunity within our military's restricted airspace - which is now a common occurrence, with an increased frequency.

Some of the TIC TAC UFOs were “docking” (for lack of a more informed term), with a structured and maneuverable object underneath the water. This Unidentified Submerged Object (USO) was under intelligent control - and I do hope - was tracked by our classified undersea sensor systems.

Jeremy Corbell

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[–] STUPIDVIPGUY@lemmy.world 4 points 2 years ago (2 children)

Yeah I don't mean to accuse them of misinformation. Only pointing out that the website has no reputation and no obligation to honesty.

And I refuse to put much thought in to some guy who claims to know a guy who said there's a 'super sciencey official report' that says they have submarines too. That's not to say they're lies, either. Just that I don't care until I see something which consists of real evidence, and even then I struggle to see how this is relevant on such a high level.

[–] SignullGone@lemmy.world 3 points 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago)

Your stance is perfectly reasonable and rational. When I post these articles, my aim is not to convince anyone of anything, especially without hard proof, but merely to share the current information that's available. The more eyes on something, the greater chance there is at finding evidence or holes in a given statement or argument. I'm hopeful that we'll start seeing some definitive evidence one way or the other sometime soon.

I'm also grateful for skeptics who participate here and help facilitate discussion. Personally, I don't feel any shame in being ignorant or wrong about a given subject. As long as I can adjust my stance given new information, I'm content. The truth is what matters to me in regards to this topic, and I believe that given enough time, the truth will always prevail.

Thanks for sharing your thoughts on the matter.

[–] spaceape@lemmy.nrsk.no 2 points 2 years ago

Just that I don’t care until I see something which consists of real evidence

I share a lot of your sentiment, yet I think it's worth having "recognized" these types of claims. If there's a situation later on that would support such claims, just the time marker on who knew what at what time tells a lot about connections.