What The Hell Was That?: The US Navy Released Videos of UFOS?

By Christopher Stefan

In 2018, the US Navy publicly released videos that appear to show UFO's sharing the skies with US Military Personnel, along with reactions of the personnel in bewilderment. More astonishing, the US Navy freely admitted it had studied the videos at length, and frankly, did not know where the objects they filmed came from. And the objects appeared to defy the laws of physics as we understand.

Equally astonishing, was the fact that the US media largely ignored the videos.

This created so many questions that were unanswered, including the lengthy analysis of:

1) what the objects were,
2) where they came from, and
3) why no one seemed to care

Now, we've provided the analysis using a legal argument methodology, using history, rather than science fiction or speculative science as the basis. This book raises a number of unsettling questions in what the source of the objects may be. Such as:

a) Has another world power developed alien-like technology in attempt to undercut US hegemony?
b) Has the US government found it in the interest of national security to directly mislead the nation about the state of its technology?
c) Are visitors from another world using artificially intelligent drones in order to keep tabs on us?
d) Are future humans visiting our time-line in order to obtain information lost to their advanced society capable of time-travel?
and
e) Has modern society become so jaded that we no longer care whether or not drones from alien or future civilizations are visiting us?

In conceptually clear, concise, and smooth language, we address all the above and more!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Christopher Stefan
• Release date: Oct 12, 2020
• ISBN: 9781005774011

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What the hell was that?

The US Navy released videos of UFOs

by

Christopher Stefanini

The era of the post-2016 presidential election in the US can best be described as never-ending news eruptions. Backlashes and counter-points abound, and it seems like suddenly, the news media is obsessed with what seems like petty and trivial gossip material, except that it has real-world consequences. At the grocery store, I overheard an old man joke that the only way he could still tell the difference between the real news and the crazy fictional news was the lack of discussion of bigfoot and UFOs. I laughed and thought to myself, at this point, aliens could land, or bigfoot could be captured, and the news cycle would pay more attention to backlash over presidential tweets.

To my utter amazement, it wasn’t long after that thought crossed my mind that a YouTube video allegedly released by the US Navy showed a UFO. To my even further amazement, it appeared that the US Navy also verified that they had released it, and the YouTube feed included clips from major news networks covering it, such as CNN and Fox News.

The humorous thought had come true, yet even as a regular consumer of news, it took over a year after the release of the videos before I noticed. I doubt many others noticed either. Shouldn’t this have been a bigger story? Shouldn’t this have been what we were all talking about?

After watching the YouTube stream of clips about it, I got the basic gist. The US Navy released videos where its pilots encountered flying objects in the sky that they were not familiar with. While the Navy specifically avoided using the term UFO, there was little explanation given as to why the public at large should not be using that term to describe what they saw. The objects did not act like natural phenomenon or anything humankind is generally used to seeing. The pilots themselves seem to react in amazement.

And despite the popular conspiracy theory that the government is covering up evidence of UFOs, the Navy released it with little fanfare. Not only did the news media not go bonkers about it, but there was also little response from the skeptic community. No statements that the objects were weather balloons, or that the videos were doctored, no real statements at all were released.

I thought it over for a bit and just wondered to myself, what the hell was that? I was as intrigued by the mystery of why the US Navy would release something like this as I was intrigued by what it could be. I was also mesmerized by another pressing question: why don’t we care?

Rather than merely obsessing about it in my free time, I decided to flesh this out and write a book. After spending much of my 2020 quarantine writing my first published e-book, I had found myself with more free time as my primary job, appearing at court as an attorney, was still largely restricted due to COVID19. Much of the work I would do remained undo-able, some of the courts remained closed and others on limited operations. I needed another project to keep myself from going crazy, but this time, I wanted something less terrifying, and somehow UFOs are less scary to me than the previous political e-book.

The Videos

There are only four general explanations for the videos, and those can be broken down into two bigger categories. The videos can be explained either by what we currently know is possible based on the current state of human science, or they show something that EXPANDS the edges of what is possible beyond where it is today. In other words, either the videos have an OUT-OF-THIS WORLD explanation, or they do not.

The broader four categories are; 1.) the US Navy is intentionally deceptive about what the videos show, 2.) the US Navy itself was deceived and unaware of the secret technology the videos show; 3.) the objects really are Alien in origin; or 4.) the objects were produced by future humans and appeared due to time-travel.

All four prospects are fascinating in their own way and lead to many questions of their own. Why would the US Navy release these under false pretenses?

Why would the US Navy release these even if they did not know what they were seeing?

How could the US Navy be unaware of the technology they saw if it wasn’t out of this world?

If these were Alien ships, why don’t they say hello?

If these were time-travel objects, why travel through time just to fly around the sky randomly to terrorize what to them would-be pilots in the dark ages?

The purpose of this project is relatively straightforward. We are going to explore the chilling prospects of each of the four possibilities. Each of them poses their own terrifying realizations, and each of them have not been significantly examined in concert with the others.

This is not going to be written as a pure science fiction or conspiracy theory project, but rather in history or political science form. If you are expecting this to be a project like ancient aliens, go watch that instead. If you are not one to read history books, you may not like this book.

However, for those of you who DO like history and enjoy SOME science fiction, you’ve come to the right place. We are going to break down the four possibilities into three sections. Firstly, we will review the history relevant to the possibility in question. Secondly, we will explore HOW and WHY the possibility could have happened. When it comes to the out of this world explanation, this section will involve the absolute most speculation. And thirdly, for each possibility, we will also address the IMPLICATIONS over where this reality may be heading. Again, the out of the world explanations will both involve a lot more out of this world thinking. But the implications for the non-out of this world possibilities are perhaps far more insidious than we would expect.

We will also take two swings at the UFO option, as there is a big difference between UFO drones sent to study us and UFOs that are living in our midst, invisible to us.

We should also acknowledge another possibility, that the videos show something that is easily explainable (though who knows what that maybe), and