I love that I don't even have to humor this. Thank you for sciencing it so that I can move on untroubled.

The whole "UAP" thing is digital artifacts and sensor spoofs created by a previous version of the Navy's integrated combat platform, whereby a radar target detected by a ship is synthesized on the HUD of a fighter jet for better situational awareness. To no one's surprise there were a number of glitches that had a whole bunch of pilots going "huh - I don't think there's a shapeless blob eight miles in front of me going mach eleven but that's what the HUD says so... computers?"

But since integrated combat platforms are understandably high security, and since some of their upgrades and troubleshooting had to happen in the public domain, the CIA whipped up another 'UFO scare" so they could daylight a few things. This is exactly what they did with Project Blue Book, whose every credible UFO report can be cross-referenced to a U-2 or A-12 flight.

The big thing the normies aren't talking about is military swarms, whereby my six drones are a lot more effective in a dogfight than your one fighter plane because my six drones are networked, in communication with ground stations and receiving real-time situational awareness from the AWACS 40 miles west. It's a corner of military development where the more of your capabilities are known the more they can be counteracted. All the UFO/UAP shit of the past six years has been disinfo and flooding the zone so that wheat is buried by chaff.