The Pentagon's UAP Disclosure and the Truth Behind UFOs

The recent disclosure by the Pentagon that it has been studying Unidentified Aerial Phenomenon (UAP) since 2007 sends a wave of curiosity through the public. This development, reported by the New York Post, serves as a reminder of the long-standing and often controversial topic of extraterrestrial encounters.

Background on UFO Research

It is important to note that the Pentagon's interest in UAP is not a new development. The investigation into unidentified aerial phenomena has been ongoing since 2007 and was initiated due to Senator Harry Reid of Nevada. However, the lack of concrete evidence or physical proof of extraterrestrial life forms in over seven decades of research remains a significant point of contention.

Skeptics vs. Believers

While this may be seen by some as a breakthrough in the field of ufology, the fact that there is no substantial physical proof to support the existence of extraterrestrial beings continues to favor skeptics. As of now, the score remains: Skeptics: 1 ET believers: 0

Government's Role and Media Speculation

The news article’s disclosure to the New York Post raises questions about the government's effectiveness in keeping the public in the dark. The fact that the statement was exclusively released to a tabloid known for sensationalism rather than a formal press briefing suggests a deliberate strategy to lead the public's discourse rather than provide clear information. This approach is reminiscent of a cleverly designed road sign, guiding the public away from the truth.

Understanding UAP and SETAD

It is essential to understand that the term UAP is not a mere synonym for UFO. The Pentagon's use of UAP indicates a shift towards a more professional and neutral term, suggesting a step toward de-escalating the sensationalism often associated with UFOs. However, many think this move is a subterfuge to shift focus away from the core issues. The term UAP does not identify whether the phenomenon is extraterrestrial or earthly, and this ambiguity could hinder a comprehensive understanding of the situation.

Critical Analysis and the Truth Behind UAPs

For those who propose that extraterrestrial life forms are among us, the Pentagon's research doesn't provide any evidence to support this claim. Instead, it highlights the lack of concrete proof and the need for more rigorous investigation. The term UAP is crucial to understanding that these phenomena should not be solely categorized as extraterrestrial, but rather as unidentified aerial occurrences that could be of various origins.

ETVs and HETLAU

Understanding the terms in the context of humanoid extraterrestrial life among us (HETLAU) and the concept of subnation is crucial. Subnation is a form of manipulation where the government uses terms like UFO and EVA (Extraterrestrial Visitations and Abductions) to stimulate public discussion while keeping the actual truth obfuscated. This manipulation is designed to lead the public away from understanding the true nature of the phenomena.

Key Events in UFO History

To make sense of the current situation, it's important to revisit some key events. The Kenneth Arnold sighting, the Roswell incident, and the Nimitz encounter in 2004 are pivotal. These events set the stage for the current understanding of UAPs. Additionally, the role of Edward Ruppel in deliberately inserting the term UFO into society to initiate subnation is a critical point.

The Importance of Correct Terminology

Terminology like UAP, UFO, and VECTA (Vector Aerial Phenomenon) is essential in accurately describing these phenomena. The concept of VECTA (vectored levitation) as a more accurate description of extraterrestrial vehicles (ETVs) showcases the importance of precise language. The term UAP is more inclusive and neutral, making it a term that professionals are increasingly using.

By reframing the discussion around UAPs, the public can better understand the true nature of these phenomena and move closer to uncovering the truth behind what is happening in the skies.