Condorman

Aerospace Engineer

[Condorman @Condorman6]

A Conceptual View of a UAP Reverse Engineering Program

This fictional article is meant to provide insight into how a hypothetical UAP reverse engineering program would have evolved over time. It's a blend of educated speculation with historical events.

https://t.co/QshvbG36D7

[Condorman @Condorman6]

@chrisfrench83 @YourAnonOne TWZ nailed it

https://t.co/Aiqoa314Oq

[TWZ @thewarzonewire]

Is This A Glimpse Of The Aircraft That Gave Birth To The F-47?

A purported sighting over Area 51 has features that would fit with what we think we know about the F-47, but many questions remain.
https://t.co/5KQiJoJaNr

[Condorman @Condorman6]

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Washington archbishop removes priest as exorcist after comments on UFOs and demons
https://t.co/qdQoqQa9lT

[Condorman @Condorman6]

@AlexHollings52 Canards are way harder to make stealthy. I've tried because they just look cool but always given up at the end.

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@AlexHollings52 💯

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I wonder if we have any high quality video of UAP intercepts similar to this. Nah, who am I kidding ...

[Ministry of Defence 🇬🇧 @DefenceHQ]

A @RoyalAirForce Rivet Joint aircraft operating in international airspace over the Black Sea was dangerously intercepted by Russian military jets – flying as close as six metres and triggering onboard emergency systems.

Despite these reckless manoeuvres, RAF crew completed their mission safely. The aircraft was conducting a routine flight in support of @NATO operations, contributing to the security of the Alliance’s eastern flank.

The RAF Rivet Joint is a specialist reconnaissance aircraft equipped with advanced electronic surveillance sensors, providing critical situational awareness to help safeguard NATO territory.

This incident reflects ongoing Russian aggression and heightened military activity across Eastern Europe and the High North – the UK will continue to stand firm with its allies, united in the defence of NATO.

[Condorman @Condorman6]

This one freaks me out. WTF is that?

[Fox News @FoxNews]

Mysterious footage from the Pentagon’s UFO files shows a bizarre object streaking across the sky in 2013.

The nearly two-minute infrared clip, submitted by U.S. Central Command personnel, shows a strangely shaped object floating over the Middle East.

[Condorman @Condorman6]

@Meg22232 @ageofdisclosure @UAPSentinel No clue

[Condorman @Condorman6]

@USAP_COG @ChrisUKSharp I think they are all dead. But if you want me to go full conspiracy, maybe some will turn up in China.

[Condorman @Condorman6]

This actually happened. In 1991 Sec Def Dick Cheney cancelled the A-12 due to excess weight (30% over spec). The McDonnell Douglas/General Dynamics team sued the DoD on the basis that DoD was in possession of technology that could've solved the weight issue but withheld the tech.

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@Zazeronofshadow 🤷🏽

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@CraftmeatI Time may be very different for them than us

[Christopher Sharp @ChrisUKSharp]

Multiple sources told Liberation Times that, during the Obama era, senior intelligence figures James Clapper & Stephanie O’Sullivan oversaw a program to shootdown & recover UFOs within the Office of the Director of National Intelligence.

https://t.co/GWxBw7nSFJ

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@ChrisUKSharp I can confirm that similar things were said to me by a high ranking DoD official who was on my board of advisers for a special project at the time.

[Condorman @Condorman6]

Excellent article

[Tom Rogan @TomRtweets]

"Just as new peer-reviewed studies indicate UFOs were in orbit prior to the satellite age, so also are we seeing new, the energy requirements problem notwithstanding, scientific theories on faster-than-light travel."
https://t.co/P85ibeA3Kz

[Condorman @Condorman6]

@un1versalist @Pewpew841 I don't know what they are going to release but I'm💯sure it won't be full disclosure. By saying targeted I meant that it would be popular and generate lots of clicks in order to generate enthusiasm and positive public opinion to try to get some extra votes in the Nov. election.

[Condorman @Condorman6]

Happy Easter to all. And don’t lose faith. Targeted and limited disclosure (meaning cool videos/pics and a tiny bit of analysis) will be a powerful weapon for the November elections. But it’s not next on the list. The order will be Iran ➡️ Cuba ➡️ targeted/limited disclosure.

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@rosscoulthart @NORADCommand @usairforce Remember this?

https://t.co/yY1CeF0Q0h

[Natasha Bertrand @NatashaBertrand]

"I'm not able to categorize how they stay aloft," Gen. VanHerck says. "It could be a gaseous type of balloon inside a structure, or it could be some type of propulsion system. But clearly they're they're able to stay aloft."
Objects don't appear to have "hostile intent," he says

[Condorman @Condorman6]

@TheZignal Thanks!

[Condorman @Condorman6]

Got promoted today. Sr. Director, Advanced Design. Now I oversee lots more than hypersonics. 🍾🍾

[Christopher Sharp @ChrisUKSharp]

Me: "Dylan Borland said that he provided the AARO with three drawings. He says that two of those drawings were classified by the AARO, although AARO couldn't classify anything; you had to go to other agencies that did have classification guides. So would that mean in that case that he saw something, it may not have been alien, but it was something very very sensitive that he drew."

Tim Phillips: "Correct. You are correct, AARO were not a cabinet-level office. We don't have the authority to classify. We have to go by classification guides - derivative classifiers. So they would use the classification guides, say for the Department of Defence or the Director of National Intelligence or CIA. But that's how we classify - it's called derivative classification. And he's correct. Someone would come in, and we'd look at it. If we thought it was going to compromise sensitive government capabilities secrets, there are methods and ways to protect that and classify it accordingly."