It’s already flying. It’s here. Swarms of drones over my grocery store now, they started drone delivery.
Which will end the minute some terrorist straps a bomb to a drone. Going to need some sort of anti drone tech or yikes.
Well I prefer to think “The Federation” will prevail, but a global despot seems more likely.
On the plus side, that despot will be ruling over a charred and smoking ball of plastic, aluminum foil, and diet coke, so there’s that…
But its not in my driveway, which is what I was promised in 1960. 
Time for will Smith, bill pullman, Jeff goldbloom and Randy quad to step up and do their patriotic duty!
Haha real funny stuff. Who cares about national security.
I get the concern, but if they invaded us it be impossible to stop them.
There is actually a company in Montana I think, that sells old military bunkers, and one that sells old silos as well.
Oh and it’s pretty widely reported, though not admitted by government for obvious reasons, that these things can and have been messing with our nuclear weapons, turning them on and off. Been going on for decades.
If all you fear is true, we here on the ground can do absolutely nothing.
If all you fear is true, the Pentagon better be on it. And we will never know if they are or not.
So it is pointless to sit here and be frantic over it.
It’s complete speculation.
If you are truly spending any great portion of your day fretting over advanced aircraft, whether alien or not, I suggest you seek out some therapy.
Seriously.
When I was a kid, I lived three miles from downtown Pittsburgh.
I spent late 1983 in abject panic that I was going to die in a nuclear war because tensions had reached their highest point between the US and the Soviet Union since the Cuban Missile Crisis (I don’t want to know how I would have been had I known how close I came to being evaporated on my birthday because of the Petrov incident, or had I known about Able Archer).
Afterwards when I grew older I realized the folly of worrying about things over which I had no control and so those moments of panic don’t happen anymore.
You need to learn that too, if you are truly worried about a vague UAP report from the government.
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Plenty an individual can do about it in terms of being prepared. Perfectly rational to be freaked out over this. Which doesn’t mean anything other than being concerned, paying attention to the subject and doing what you can to be prepared for possible future outcomes. Predicting threat is exactly why we evolved consciousness to begin with. Big difference between that and needing psychiatric care. I am not a powerless child. I have the resources to minimize my exposure.
Response to threat is based (broadly) on likelihood of the threat, severity of the threat, and your means to respond to the threat.
Your means to respond to the threat of “advanced aircraft” are quite limited.
The probability that there are powers that own “advanced aircraft” that are “controlling our nation” is no different now than it was before this report came out.
You are making a mountain over way less than a molehill of information with your statement that all other issues over which we are debating ought to take a back seat to this issue.
That you fail to perceive any threat is of course up to you. Because the threat obviously exists, according to our own government. And yes, there are several ways to be better prepared, financially, geographically and less dependent on others for power and food.
Not with that attitude. 
Another very odd thing is the Army apparently working with Tom Delonge and his To The Stars thing, which includes the former head of Lockheed Martin’s skunk works. Delonge, who was instrumental in getting those three UAP videos released, claims he independently figured out what was going on and later had it confirmed by people in the government. I haven’t independently confirmed that the army really is working with them but Wiki claims it is true
Following their footnote leads here.
Delonge claims when he figured it out, he couldn’t sleep for three days. And further claims, things are going to get really strange over the next four or five years. He seems awfully flakey to me though.
Technology also sucked 40 years ago. lol
Have to keep in mind, anything information related advances exponentially. Which means it takes off slow and then whoosh, think hockey stick graph.
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The EM drive you linked to before is gonna be the key for flying cars.
If everyone had a vehicle that flew by pushing air, no one would be able to safely fly within a city. Too much turbulence.
I was wrong about the government not admitting this happening above nuclear sites.
Note how far back that is, 1975.
And the proof is that they were in the off condition when last inspected and were found to be in the off position when next checked. 
