And then sometimes you can use it to protect some other things we won't go into here. But those are the primary reasons. What you can't do is classify information to cover up malfeasance or illegal activities or something that might be embarrassing to the United States.
We dropped the atomic bomb and and and decisively ended World War II. What was referred to as a greatest generation then began to invest in the United States and became the world superpower dominant power.
And so the X 15 was and so when you compare that to objects that are doing 10,000, 13,000 miles an hour and we had barely broken 4,000 miles an hour with the X 15. Again, who had that technology and more importantly, who had that technology to deploy it over the United States because we were seeing these things and they've been reported over and over again since the late 1940s. There's a very interesting document. Sean, I'll share with you.
And if you look at the indigenous people here in the United States, they talk about the ant people, right?
remote viewer for the United States Army. And that was my first experience. I was brought into a very
But some of the stuff was dead on. And I mean, dead on to the point where the United States actually
that he was going to the United States to study English. Instead, when Toru Lando talked to some
Long story short, two years later, he comes to the United States. And my mom and him have what
and there was this brief romance period, this marriage kind of honeymoon between the United States
few years ago, came to the United States, two and a half years ago, came to, actually about three
sharing agreement with the United States for the sole purposes of sharing UAP related information.
all approach to a, to a chess match between then Soviet Union and the United States. And we had a