"Pilot who witnessed infamous declassified UFO says..." Topic

… object committed ‘act of war' during encounter

"One of the former fighter pilots who encountered a mysterious flying object off the coast of California in 2004 says the unidentified phenomena committed an "act of war" in the unexplained encounter.

Commander David Fravor witnessed the Tic Tac-shaped object perform extraordinary aerial maneuvers that no known human technology is capable of in November 2004. The former US Navy pilot said the UFO was unlike anything else he ever encountered.

Commander Fravor was dispatched to investigate the area after radar anomalies were detected. He was followed by other pilots who successfully recorded footage of the strange phenomena. The video was leaked in 2017 before being declassified by the Pentagon earlier this year…"

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Armand

Tic Tacs are made by Ferrero, they have a factory in Uxbridge (Nutella or Ferrero Rocher choccos).

Uxbridge is near Northolt. Flying craft operate out of Northolt airfield.

Ergo: The UFO comes from Northolt, Middlesex, fuelled on hazelnut and chocco confectionery. No doubt the US aviator sweetened his/her breath with mint flavoured confectionery – probably after the CAP mission (otherwise might bung up the respirator during mission).

object committed ‘act of war' during encounter

Yep saw this and other UFO encounters on a number of shows on the History Channel and elsewhere. Seems more and more is being released about UFOs, aliens, etc.

So we will just have to wait & see … 👽🛸

< cue X-Files theme … >

I worked with drivers from RAF Uxbridge and one was definitely a space cadet.

My guess is the aliens consider an act of war to be vaporizing your fighter jet or aircraft carrier into nothingness.

Well, let's see … the video shows "extraordinary aerial maneuvers that no known human technology is capable of", to wit, straight and level flight.

And it's hard to credit someone who says "act of war" when he is talking about potential jamming of a radar. Neither international or US (if the object was in US airspace) airspace laws prohibit jamming a radar. They do prohibit jamming navigation and safety devices, however, the type of tracking radar he was talking about in the article does not fit that criterion. Even "technically". If over US airspace, ther might be a civil FCC issue, but still, probably not.

Only the aliens piloting those spacecraft know for sure … 👽🛸

(smile)

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Armand

So I'm guessing that if the UFO had emptied it's sewage tanks (like airliners do 'blue water') onto the pursuing pilot's plane, it would only be considered an 'insult'…? ;-)

I would !