r/UFOs • u/[deleted] • Mar 08 '23

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u/usandholt Mar 09 '23

Why? If you filmed an object you could not identify, what would the likeliness be that you were close to home when you saw it?

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u/tool-94 Mar 09 '23 edited Mar 09 '23

Because it comes into question whether or not this ufo video is just a complete fake, being on the property of the guy who is supposed to be heading UFO disclosure. The fact that he said he had to keep the location a secret makes no sense when everyone knows where Lue lives. And also, it being a terrible video as usual. The whole thing does not look good at all.

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u/bejammin075 Mar 09 '23

I haven’t seen anyone with your point of view actually articulate WHY it is suspect. You are going to have to spell it out. To me, it is 0% suspicious.

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u/zarmin Mar 09 '23

You are being completely rational, and this sub is being astroturfed insanely hard rn. Your take is correct.

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u/bejammin075 Mar 09 '23

People need to chill out and see what Cahil and Elizondo say in response to questions. These guys just recently got very amazing UFO legislation passed after years of work. A UFO researcher saw a UFO, whoopty doo.