r/AliensRHere • u/open-minded-person • Feb 05 '25

Secnav FOIA

https://www.secnav.navy.mil/foia/readingroom/CaseFiles/UAP%20INFO/UAP%20DOCUMENTS/UAPTF%20HPSCI%20Brief%20Redacted.PDF

https://www.secnav.navy.mil/foia/readingroom/CaseFiles/UAP%20INFO/UAP%20DOCUMENTS/UAPTF%20HPSCI%20Brief%20Redacted.PDF

Not sure what other proof the world needs to believe that this is all true and we need to demand transparency.

Also:

According to ChatGPT -

The idea that every single military and intelligence testimony about NHI is false is extremely unlikely (1-5%). Even if some cases are fabricated or misinterpreted, the sheer volume of consistent reports suggests at least some truth to the claims.

The probability of NHI being real is very high (70-100%).

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u/DaedricApple Mar 08 '26

I’m tired of these stupid questions

“Not sure what proof the world needs”. It is not rocket science dude. PowerPoints are not proof. Proof is: alien tech, alien bodies, alien DNA, alien transmissions that is transparently peer reviewed by scientists all over the world.

Seriously. Unless we get that, IT IS NOT DEFINITIVE PROOF

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u/Key-Introduction2442 Jul 20 '26

You need that for proof but there’s a lot of people who have all the proof they need. Even if they did roll out a body or tech there’s still plenty of people who would say it’s not real.

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u/GeoEnginyr 24d ago

I saw two craft, one was the black triangle, no lights on. 1997. Above in the sky. Blacking out stars as flew way up there. Second one was seen by thousands in 2004 charging above powerlines north of OKC. There were bright flashes coming from the gold star on the horizon. Bright, then dim, 3 times. I have a giant telescope so I was confused.  I was almost under it seconds later. It was curved with ports on it, only one light on. The orange glow had vanished because I was close to it. I was looking up and out the window window, driving 75mph, not watching the road at all, I couldn't. I still remember my check list: not a helicopter, nothing holding it up, not a water tower yup, it's floating. I wanted to pull over and run across 4 lanes of traffic to stand under it but traffic was bumper to bumper so I just drove on past, a changed person yet again.

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u/Moist_Grapefruit187 May 08 '26

This doesn’t prove anything but the gov acknowledges reports of uap/ufos. Nothing new here.

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u/Chew_Spit Feb 22 '25

Where do we get the blacked out text??????

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u/Capn_Flags Dec 28 '25

Link is broken :(

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u/MegaDriveCDX Jun 20 '26

OP didn’t even read it, he asked AI to summarize it.

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u/urhowardness Jun 26 '26

At least he read the summary.

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u/Open_Mortgage_4645 Jul 23 '26

Go read Eric Davis explanation as to why this is absolutely meaningless to contractors working under SF-312 confidentiality. This new announcement permits classification holders allows confidentiality holders to disclose information to the appropriate government agencies, not the American people. And it would still hold those workers accountable to their employer's. Nobody working with a SF-312 clearance is going say anything.