NAVY PILOT REPORTS USO David Fravo, former navy pilot who blew the whistle on the UFO Navy coverup was recently on the Joe Rogan podcast. While there he relayed another shocking sighting. This time the object was not a UFO but a USO, an Underwater Submersible Object. The discussion begins at about 55 minutes into the podcast. “The helo drops a swimmer in the water, he hooks the whole thing up and they fly back,” Fravor said. “The first time they were out and they were going to pick up a BQM, he’s sitting in the front—in the CH-53 you can see down by your feet—and as he’s looking down, they’re 50 feet (15 metres) above the water, he sees this kind of dark mass coming up from the depths.” As the pilot picked up the BQM, he was apparently at a loss for words. “He’s looking at this thing going, ‘What the hell is that?’ And then it just goes back down underwater. Once they pull the kid and the BQM out of the water, this object descends back into the depths.”One dark mass ...
Meanwhile there is important UFO news. It seems there is another Mt. Everest size hunk of something headed toward Earth. That's right, yet again another giant space object has been spotted racing toward earth just in time for us to do nothing about it. From what I have read this one will show up near Mars around October and be whizzing by us shortly after. Now that's what I call an October surprise.
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