NAVY ADMITS UFO'S ARE REAL!

  After decades of  denial the United States Navy has finally admitted UFO's or what they call Unidentified Aerial Phenomena, UAP are real. Wouldn't you know it they would have to change the name of the things before they admit they were real. Before we move on let's take a minute to look at what the navy is doing here. They are changing the very definition of what a UFO is! No longer are we talking about objects, we are talking about Phenomena. So is it a space ship or is it heat lightening?! By throwing UFO out the window and labeling these 'things' UAP's the Navy is free to make up whatever nonsense they wish to explain them away. 100 years of denial cannot be swept under the rug by simply changing the last two letters of an acronym. 

    

   Tucker Carlson and Nick Pope attempt to break down what the Navy is up to and Nick maybe gives the best reason for the Navy's lack of disclosure when he says toward the end of the interview that it is 'maybe something to terrible to be told'. To terrible to be told?!

As former British Intelligence what does Nick Pope know that we don't. Are these unidentified things so terrible that they can only be described as phenomena and not objects?

     In further news on the subject I found various reports online where the Navy is quoted as saying they that they take the UAP subject seriously and that they are investigating it. Seems like there was even one such comment directed to Rep Walker. 

     Speaking of walker it might be noted that the the Democrats have drug him into the ole brier patch of White Nationalism just as he was asking hard questions of the Navy about UFO's and starting to get some very limited answers. 

Yes, just as Mr. Walker was making the deep state uncomfortable he was called up to a meeting on the dangers of White Nationalist:

U.S. Representative Mark Walker (R-N.C.) today, as Ranking Member of the House Committee on Homeland Security's Subcommittee on Intelligence and Counterterrorism, delivered an opening statement at a joint subcommittee hearing entitled “Meeting the Challenge of White Nationalist Terrorism at Home and Abroad.”

Walker made his displeasure about the short notice known:

“Before closing, I do want to raise a concern that today’s hearing was scheduled with very little advanced notice to the Minority side.  That is not how the Committee on Homeland Security has worked in the past, especially this Subcommittee, and I hope this is an anomaly and going forward the Majority will work in good faith to provide more notice particularly on hearings and roundtables related to threats to the homeland..

 Well I guess that'll learn him. Some things are just too terrible to talk about and that's why we call them UAP's.

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