Under the Biden administration, the decades long term for Unidentified Flying Objects–UFOs—has been changed.
This is not as strange as it seems considering their social engineering propaganda includes teaching military recruits, impressionable adults, university teens, and children that boys may be girls, girls can be boys, and children can be “binary” or “non-binary” and Bud Light tastes good, especially if you buy it at a Target store in Austin or San Francisco.
This year, the politically correct term for UFOs is now “unidentified anomalous phenomena,” or UAP.
It is little wonder, corporate media and New World Order Democratic operatives, hard at work toiling to discredit presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy, are stretching far and wide to do so.
“Remember, UFOs were the very essence of a ‘conspiracy theory.’ The term was practically invented for it,” RFK Jr. wrote on Twitter. “People who spoke out were ridiculed and their careers destroyed. Our government did that.”
“Funny how these responses calling me a conspiracy theorist ignore that this item has been reported in numerous mainstream media. If I’m a conspiracy theorist, then so is @Newsweek + @thedailybeast + @Debriefmedia + @NYMag + lots of others.”
“The information originated from a highly decorated intelligence agency official who was part of a Navy Task Force. Other former intelligence officials corroborate what he says. “Conspiracy theory” is a lazy response that refuses to look at the information on its own merits. Read the article I linked to.”
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Finally, a politician comes clean about UFO’s. I’m not a RFK JR fan, but the man has good points, and is more of a conservative than a liberal, as was his father, and uncle. If anyone could take the nomination from sniffing Joe, it would be Kennedy. I am a true blue believer in UFO folks. I thought for years I had an alien implant, but it turned out to be a piece of gravel in my knee from the time I laid my Cushman Eagle down on a gravel road after hitting a deep rut and trying to miss an Armadillo. As always, Jack, good stuff.
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I’m roaring with laughter. Cushman Eagle!
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