Boebert Lobs Shockingly Tough Questions at UFO Hearing… And She Is Actually Right

The entire subject of UFOs – now referenced as “UAPs” or Unidentified Aerial Phenomena, is supposed to evoke laughter by serious people in any field but particularly scientists and politicians. Indeed, there was actually a time when U.S. intelligence worked to delegitimize the subject as “little green men,” near forcing respectable people to look down on those who might have questions. It was surely meant to stop anyone from asking the government anything about the subject, going so far as to even stop reporting sightings. And yet – especially of late, the entire subject has seen some powerful and serious people asking equally powerful and serious questions. And appropriately so, because our military continues to see inexplicable stuff during exercises. The very fact that the House held a hearing on UAPs yesterday speaks to the growing awareness of a real problem.

Before we get to the fact that this piece involves praise for Lauren Boebert for “going there,” it is probably best to set out “where” everyone is going. As NPR reports, people who have shockingly high credibility are saying some shocking things. Retired Rear Admiral Tim Gallaudet testified:

“Confirmation that UAPs are interacting with humanity came for me in January 2015.”

Confirmation? Remember, the term UAP doesn’t mean “little green men” – it means that the military is seeing things it cannot explain and those “things” do things that our current understanding of physics says is impossible. So without regard to “where” they come from, it is incumbent to know whether this is a threat to aircraft or… us. As seen below, the things have been caught on fighter jet video and seen below in one of most famous sightings off the Southern Californian coast:

And another video from the East Coast off Virginia:

There were many more quotes from former government officials who unequivocally state that this is a real problem that deserves real attention. Lou Elizondo was the senior ranking official in the Defense Department’s Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program, a secretive Pentagon unit that studied unidentified anomalous phenomena,” and was established by former Democratic Sen. Majority Leader Harry Reid. Elizondo provided a short and to the point written statement. Consider this:

“Let me be clear: UAP are real. Advanced technologies not made by our Government — or any other government — are monitoring sensitive military installations around the globe. Furthermore, the U.S. is in possession of UAP technologies, as are some of our adversaries.”

Before you giggle further, the matter has been covered extensively by The New York Times, which reported in 2021:

Despite Pentagon statements that it disbanded a once-covert program to investigate unidentified flying objects, the effort remains underway — renamed and tucked inside the Office of Naval Intelligence.

Now, normally we never, ever, give up the chance to hurl ridicule on Rep. Lauren Boebert. But having seen all the above, is she crazy for asking the questions below… Or is it, you know – sort of brave? Per JoeMyGod:

“Are any of you familiar with that? Yes, or no?  Are there any accounts of UAPs emerging from or submerging into our waters which could indicate a base or presence between the ocean’s surface?

“Are there any technological capabilities that have been observed in these oceanic UAPs to defy our current understanding of physics or human engineering capabilities? I will not relent until we get those answers to the American people.”

Now, if you are going to laugh at her, you have to also laugh at former Cmd. David Fravor – who, forewarning, is not the laughable type. He shot down planes over Iraq, led a squadron, and is sort of an all-around badass. He is also the one who first saw the “Tic-Tac” UAP filmed above and reported that he saw something else “strange” just under the water. So, laugh if you would like. Fravor will not be joining you:

It is just so painfully easy to mock everything about Lauren Boebert and we likely won’t even close out the week without yet another episode of the stupid. So on this one… Well, maybe she ought to be commended? It doesn’t appear that anyone else on that committee had the guts to ask what needed to be asked. Maybe I’m crazy. After all, I think these things are real… not necessarily a real UFO from a real other=worldly planet, just a real problem regarding a real threat that Congress really better investigate.

So let it start with her. She is crazy enough to be right.

God Bless: I can be reached at [email protected] and @JasonMiciak*

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