The way I see this is, "Hey, the public was stupid enough to buy the idea that the risk COVID is so bad we need to take drastic measures to combat it, maybe now if we tell them UFO's are carrying nukes over DC, we can take more drastic measures.
That Tucker can't see that this UFO stuff is just an extension of COVID, means he is being fooled and he is a fool.
Here is information from an article on what the Pentagon has supposedly found with regard to UFO's. As you read this article, ask yourself, does it sound like we have to worry about "a nuke over Washington DC"?
Extensive reference is also made to the study and application of what the tests called metamaterial*, including that some of this material: Can be used to "slow down light" and even "bring light to a complete standstill"
(Implying the ability to manipulate the speed of light (electromagnetic energy traveling at 186,000 miles per second)
May induce invisibility by manipulating refraction, reflectivity and increasing light absorption. The reports use terms like "optical isolation" and "transparency" and make reference to a "MetaMirror" technology
(Implying the ability to make something unable to be seen, and/or picked up by radar, scanning or imaging) Has the interesting ability to "compress electromagnetic energy" (Such condensing can make information and energy storage smaller and their transfer faster by reducing volume)
Exhibits a particular "tunable resonance" which was likely "determined during fabrication."
(The phrase "tunable resonance" refers to a vibration of large amplitude from a small stimulus. Very recent research shows potential in the field of "energy harvesting" technologies, or pulling energy from the environment for low-power electronic devices)
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Strange, huh?
Unless...I won't go there. For obvious reasons.
Meanwhile, Tucker is spot on with Tucker on why you probably don't recognize the Republican party.
Yes, Tucker is right about a lot of things.
But we don't have any idea what those things are, and nuclear weapons are probably not their form of weaponry if they are from another world.
It's just a ridiculous segment.
It's like saying an animal is going to read Shakespeare to us as a bed time story.
What was ridiculous was FOX augmenting the segment with cartoonish "flying saucers". Since apparently the intelligence agencies don't know what these things are, any speculation about "alien origin" should be avoided unless they present relevant evidence.
But I don't see the justice in attacking Tucker Carlson, who has demonstrated admirable integrity and insight in commenting on the political insanity in which we are daily immersed, just for alerting viewers to this upcoming report, assuming it exists.
You may be right, RRA, that it's not fair to attack Tucker.
I think this segment was hysterical, and it makes him look bad, and it makes Conservatives look bad.
This technology is clearly many orders of magnitude higher than what the military of any country has. If any country possessed this technology, they would have already used it for their own domination purposes.
Ok, I believe you on that. So do we think we're going to be able to defend against such a thing, or is this a bald-faced attempt to get more money for the military and the CIA, and other intelligence agencies?
The way I see this is, "Hey, the public was stupid enough to buy the idea that the risk COVID is so bad we need to take drastic measures to combat it, maybe now if we tell them UFO's are carrying nukes over DC, we can take more drastic measures.
That Tucker can't see that this UFO stuff is just an extension of COVID, means he is being fooled and he is a fool.
If, in fact, this is as baaad as projected, perhaps we should just follow the protocol from the days of Noah. Let's just eat, drink and be merry and get on with life. I would prefer enjoying a picnic basket in the park than hiding in a bunker on the day of my death.
It is detrimental to human frame to live in constant Chicken Little chicken shit fear.
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