blatman posted:

if china has year 3000 levels of tech then why do all the gadgets on aliexpress suck so bad

blatman posted:

im very interested in the milf

motherships id like to find

Hirsute posted:

I've been thinking a lot about the phoenix lights the past few days, just the implications of an aircraft-carrier sized craft flying over a major city. But how the hell did no one get a picture of it, like even the governor of Arizona said he saw it so I kind of believe it happened

Hirsute posted:

Yeah I meant any where you can actually see the craft, not just the lights

gently caress You And Diebold posted:

What if the craft is made of light HUH

Inspector Hound posted:

Ah, the psyop is releasing just enough information to cause everyone to turn on each other

Hirsute posted:

Yeah I meant any where you can actually see the craft, not just the lights

blatman posted:

if china has year 3000 levels of tech then why do all the gadgets on aliexpress suck so bad

Hirsute posted:

I've been thinking a lot about the phoenix lights the past few days, just the implications of an aircraft-carrier sized craft flying over a major city. But how the hell did no one get a picture of it, like even the governor of Arizona said he saw it so I kind of believe it happened

quote:

It all started a few minutes before midnight on New Year’s Eve 1982, when a retired New York City police officer stepped outside his home to clean up some broken glass. Just as he was about to bend down, a bright array of lights caught his attention from above a nearby treeline. Gradually, a large, V-shaped aircraft, about the size of a football field, came into view. Slowly and silently, it crept over his house, a mere few hundred feet above the ground. Speckled along its edges were red, blue and green lights, and a bright white light beamed down from its center. He and his son followed the light as it illuminated their yard, until, eventually, the aircraft drifted from view.

Good Soldier Svejk posted:

So goddamned bored.
Where's the news

Good Soldier Svejk posted:

So goddamned bored.
Where's the news

Antifa Turkeesian posted:

It’s Yakub creating the white race to plague and destroy mankind while Picolo watches.

I assume the black sun is just to show that white people are nazis. Ufos and saucer men are foundational elements of the nation of islam.

Wheeee posted:

https://www.reddit.com/r/UFOs/comments/o0irjr/commercial_satellite_imagery_may_show_tic_tac_uap/

BeefThief posted:

Hoarded by government officials, like every other good thing

Wheeee posted:

https://www.reddit.com/r/UFOs/comments/o0irjr/commercial_satellite_imagery_may_show_tic_tac_uap/

Delta-Wye posted:

unusually good reddit post with some og content

also, extra lol

fits my needs posted:

fits my needs posted:

quote:

It was 27 October 1954, a typically crisp autumn day in Tuscany. The mighty Fiorentina club was playing against its local rival Pistoiese.

Ten-thousand fans were watching in the concrete bowl of the Stadio Artemi Franchi. But just after half-time the stadium fell eerily silent - then a roar went up from the crowd. The spectators were no longer watching the match, but were looking up at the sky, fingers pointing. The players stopped playing, the ball rolled to a stand-still.

One of the footballers on the pitch was Ardico Magnini - he was something of a legend at the club and had played for Italy at the 1954 World Cup.

"I remember everything from A to Z," he says. "It was something that looked like an egg that was moving slowly, slowly, slowly. Everyone was looking up and also there was some glitter coming down from the sky, silver glitter.

"We were astonished we had never seen anything like it before. We were absolutely shocked."

Play was suspended because spectators saw something in the sky, according to the referee's match report.

Among the crowd was Gigi Boni, a lifelong Fiorentina fan. "I remember clearly seeing this incredible sight," he says. His description of multiple objects differs slightly from Magnini's.

"They were moving very fast and then they just stopped. It all lasted a couple of minutes. I would like to describe them as being like Cuban cigars. They just reminded me of Cuban cigars, in the way they looked."

Tekne posted:

only something otherworldly could stop a futbol match in florence
https://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-29342407

Tekne posted:

only something otherworldly could stop a futbol match in florence
https://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-29342407

Delta-Wye posted:

before there was cuban death rays, there were cuban cigars. what is happening on that island!?

Delta-Wye posted:

before there was cuban death rays, there were cuban cigars. what is happening on that island!?

Wheeee posted:

imagine thinking uaps aren't real not because of the US military's long history of lying and psyops, but because you think that dozens of trained professional pilots and equipment operators using the most advanced radar and sensor suites on the planet have been repeatedly bamboozled by a balloon and some large birds

Wheeee posted:

imagine thinking uaps aren't real not because of the US military's long history of lying and psyops, but because you think that dozens of trained professional pilots and equipment operators using the most advanced radar and sensor suites on the planet have been repeatedly bamboozled by a balloon and some large birds

Tekne posted:

only something otherworldly could stop a futbol match in florence
https://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-29342407

Mola Yam posted:

the elite, highly-trained american pilot has never misidentified a target. this goes double for drone pilots, relying on the best sensors and instrumentation that the largest military budget in the world can buy.