Aliens and UFO Shenanigans

[DeltaMike17]

On 6/7/2023 at 3:51 AM, Pooter said:

How is this story not getting more attention??

#1 Grusch's biggest claim is that multiple people in high position approached him on the subject multiple times. That's it. I'm not discrediting him but he hasn't brought any tangible proof to the table. Only, "I know where it is", or, "I know a guy who knows about this."

#2 Show me an actual body. Show me an actual spacecraft. Then tell me how that will help make rent go down where I live.

[SuperWSO]

Conspiracy theories all fail when you realize that POTUS couldn’t keep secret the fact that he had an intern blow him under the desk. Two people knew that, pre-social media and it became public knowledge in under 2 years. There is no way we are getting frequent visits from extraterrestrials and keeping it quiet.

[ClearedHot]

Anyone else see the latest video of a Hellfire bouncing off a UAP.  🫣

 

[Lord Ratner]

Nothing about that looks like a Hellfire hitting anything. 

So for those of you here who regularly watched hellfires hitting targets in IR, does this look like it? The hellfire comes in from the left. It looks like the hellfire is moving *very* slow.

 

 

 

It looks more like liquid or lighting artifacts messing with the IR camera. 

 

Do Hellfire's home into a target, or lead it? This video shows the "hellfire" on a perfect trajectory from the side and slightly in front of the fast-moving target. The AI hive mind claims that hellfires using homing, which makes sense for a laser based targeting system, which this video purports.

 

Looks like a contaminated camera, not an alien shrugging off a hellfire. Also is anybody at all interested in how an unidentified space orb got the green light to be shot with a hellfire? Does that really sound like our military?

[Biff_T]

They should have used an AIM-9 for that blob of goo. 

[brabus]

4 minutes ago, Biff_T said:

They should have used an AIM-9 for that blob of goo. 

 But then they would have gone against a long standing tradition of skipping over a better weapon choice in favor of a Hellfire failing to achieve DWE!

[HeyEng]

On 9/10/2025 at 12:01 PM, Lord Ratner said:

Nothing about that looks like a Hellfire hitting anything. 

So for those of you here who regularly watched hellfires hitting targets in IR, does this look like it? The hellfire comes in from the left. It looks like the hellfire is moving *very* slow.

 

 

 

It looks more like liquid or lighting artifacts messing with the IR camera. 

 

Do Hellfire's home into a target, or lead it? This video shows the "hellfire" on a perfect trajectory from the side and slightly in front of the fast-moving target. The AI hive mind claims that hellfires using homing, which makes sense for a laser based targeting system, which this video purports.

 

Looks like a contaminated camera, not an alien shrugging off a hellfire. Also is anybody at all interested in how an unidentified space orb got the green light to be shot with a hellfire? Does that really sound like our military?

I wondered about this as well. 
This is most likely a Mylar balloon, but did it show up as some sort of credible threat due to the reflective surface? You would think the speed would be a giveaway since it could only “fly” as fast as the winds could push it but then again drones could fly quite slow so maybe a case of better safe than sorry. 

[disgruntledemployee]

25 minutes ago, HeyEng said:

I wondered about this as well. 
This is most likely a Mylar balloon, but did it show up as some sort of credible threat due to the reflective surface? You would think the speed would be a giveaway since it could only “fly” as fast as the winds could push it but then again drones could fly quite slow so maybe a case of better safe than sorry. 

Wouldn't be the 1st time a bouquet of golden mylar presented as a threat.  One day on final, had to roll right at 300' to dodge a bunch heading towards the #1.  

[Lord Ratner]

1 hour ago, HeyEng said:

I wondered about this as well. 
This is most likely a Mylar balloon, but did it show up as some sort of credible threat due to the reflective surface? You would think the speed would be a giveaway since it could only “fly” as fast as the winds could push it but then again drones could fly quite slow so maybe a case of better safe than sorry. 

I don't think it can be a mylar balloon because ultimately it does interact with whatever comes from the top left of the screen, and afterwards it fluctuates exactly like a liquid. 

 

What this footage looks like to me is a camera that isn't being used, as the drone flies, so it's just scanning across the sea. Then whatever contamination in the lens starts bouncing around in there, which the sensor operator plays around with, and it makes a somewhat cool looking video. And somehow someone with a great sense of humor took that video and leaked it claiming that it was a UFO. 

 

But I say again, absolutely nothing about that video looks like a hellfire missile hitting anything.