https://www.reddit.com/r/UFOs/comments/1ncm8pc/new_video_shared_by_burlison_on_todays_uap_hearing/

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5771473&forum_id=2:#49248679)

3 hours ago

I never thought I’d be that guy, but here I am. I hate writing this — honestly — but it feels like everyone’s avoiding the topic on purpose, and I can’t stay silent anymore.

You need to look into what happened to Walter Prescott. If you’re lucky, his forbidden book, The Hidden Layer Beneath Reality, is still floating around online somewhere, because everything connected to it is disappearing fast.

To keep it short: Walter was a former 33rd degree Mason who went public with the secret techniques, rituals, and rules the elite supposedly use to bend reality.

I know it sounds insane. But I’m telling you, it’s real. Not long after releasing The Hidden Layer Beneath Reality, he vanished. Completely. No trace.

And the fact that almost nobody knows about this? That alone should make you uneasy.

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5771473&forum_id=2:#49248684)

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8h ago

Released by Congress in front of the world and yet the general population will see 1 or 2 headlines about UFOs and think it’s just conspiracy theorists.

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kael13

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7h ago

The BBC covered this event live. Their closing statement?

“What makes people believe in conspiracy theories.”

JFC

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5771473&forum_id=2:#49248697)

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8h ago

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If they ever released colored 4K footage it would become obvious it’s not conventional technology, lol. It’s a game of obscurity.

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PassengerCultural421

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8h ago

Good point here.

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5771473&forum_id=2:#49248702)

ther_dog

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6h ago

It looks like 3 pieces/debris of either the uap or the missle continues to follow the uap after the missle passes. Wtf was that?

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2h ago

KEY QUESTION NOT ENOUGH ASKING- NOT JUST DEBRIS BUT SOME KIND OF ORGANIZED SWARM

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1h ago

People say momentum, but their trajectory is constant and parallel to the craft. If anything came off due to an impact, they wouldn't be "falling" at the same speed and trajectory as the craft is still moving forward with propulsion...

I could be very well be wrong, but they also appear to swirl around in a semicircle, change position, AND keep the same velocity as the craft.

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2h ago

But the missile kept going, wouldn't it have detonated had it made impact?

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2h ago

One can conclude it’s from the UAP because the momentum from the midsole would have carried it toward the bottom right of frame. This trails the UAP, so you can pretty safely conclude it came from that.

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3h ago

Momentum? Lol

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qman123abc

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2h ago

Yes, momentum. They continue to travel the same speed as the larger fragment of the same object from the same impact. Nothing crazy at all.

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5771473&forum_id=2:#49248705)

Using Hellfires, originally designed as air-to-ground munitions, as anti-air weapons is also not a new concept, though radar-guided AGM-114L Longbow variants are more typically discussed in this role. TWZ was also first to report earlier this year that the MQ-1C Gray Eagle drone, a cousin of the MQ-9, had demonstrated an air-to-air capability against drones using AGM-114Ls. A number of U.S. Navy Freedom class Littoral Combat Ships (LCS) have now received upgrades to employ AGM-114Ls in the surface-to-air mode against drones, as well.

. @USArmy Soldiers engage an unmanned aerial system (UAS) from an AH-64 with upgraded Hellfire missile during Red Sands training exercise in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. @usarmycentral pic.twitter.com/HG9ChuWxt6

— U.S. Central Command (@CENTCOM) September 30, 2024

It remains unknown whether the MQ-9s were actively tasked with an air-to-air mission. The apparent use of a laser-guided Hellfire in the anti-air role might indicate a more impromptu engagement against a target of opportunity. A grazing blow without a detonation would also point to a lack of any modifications to the missile’s fuze that would help improve its effectiveness against an aerial threat via proximity detonation.

It is worth noting here that the U.S. military has now openly touted the use of laser-guided 70mm Advanced Precision Kill Weapon System II (APKWS II) rockets launched from crewed fighters to shoot down Houthi drones in the course of operations since some time last year. Back in 2019, the U.S. Air Force had first disclosed it was eyeing APKWS II as a lower-cost anti-air munition following a test in which an F-16 used one of the rockets to destroy a target drone standing in for a subsonic cruise missile in a test. TWZ was first to report on both of these developments.

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5771473&forum_id=2:#49248742)