I would say someone stating "facts" without having available information is exactly what you are, and as bad as those you just mentioned
I have an enormous amount of information, more than enough to come to a conclusion.
You will never have "all" the information on any subject. Every single conclusion you've ever made, you did so without "all" the information.
At which point did you decide that Trump didn't win the 2020 election? The challenges haven't stopped, and many of the claims of fraud were dismissed without being tried in court. There is plenty that hasn't been made public. So is it okay to come to conclusion yet, or nah?
David Grusch. His claims and apparent evidence were backed up by others with apparent first hand accounts after an ICIG investigation and those individuals spoke within closed door meetings. So once again, yes you did call him a liar by stating that we do not have these crafts/etc. Come on now dude.. Once again this isn't hard.
I have never once called Grusch a liar, though it's possible he's projecting more confidence than he really has. He has never claimed to have first-hand knowledge of aliens or alien crafts. He's just overly gullible.
There may or may not be people lying to Grusch, it's difficult to know without even knowing who they are or what they said. They may simply be mistaken.
How many times are you going to make false claims and assumptions about me without actual evidence of your accusations? That seems pretty hypocritical, considering the position you're taking here.
Once again.... AARO does not have full access to be read into everything that they are investigating and that was literally... LITERALLY stated by Kirkpatrick. Once again you decided to not mention that again.
But they have a ton more information than the people in this thread do, and they're directly contradicting the claim in this thread that we have ALREADY seen shyt that defies physics.
And you once again neglected the statements of Moultrie and Bray, who DO have full access. Seems hypocritical to keep making that very specific complaint about Kirkpatrick's lack of access while explicitly ignoring the others who do have it.
I don't wanna read any further about how no one has presented evidence, because that's false and makes you come across uninformed
And you're going to complain about my reading comprehension? Looks like I'm going to have to repeat myself again, because you're falsely claiming I said something I didn't say, yet again.
1. Nothing any of us have seen publicly constitutes evidence of aliens.
2. Nothing the AARO have constitutes evidence of aliens, despite them have far greater security clearance than we do.
3. Nothing Moultrie or Bray have seen constitutes evidence of aliens, despite both of them having all the security clearance in the world.
4. According to this narrative you're trying to run with, across the last hundred years of history and billions of people on Earth, we still can't put forth a single solid piece of evidence for alien contact except for that which the US government has magically managed to keep classified at the highest levels....except that, apparently, neither the head of Intelligence at the Pentagon or the head of Intelligence in the Navy have seen it, either.
Let's say the investigation into Grusch's allegations plays out, and it turns out his sources are weak and there's no real evidence. Will you finally be able to come to a conclusion then? Or will you insist there still might be secret evidence hiding somewhere? If we go 2 years, 5 years, 10 years with nothing, will you finally make up your mind? What point will you change? Or is there something special about aliens, that they're the only subject where no one is allowed to come to a conclusion based on the available evidence, the only subject that must remain in eternal limbo?
If you can't make up your mind on aliens, why make up your mind on anything? Everyone claims the government is hiding the truth on every meaningful subject.
How much longer are you willing to go without disclosure of aliens before you'll start to believe that maybe I was right?