Could the anomalous vehicles from the 2004 and 2014/15 encounters with carrier-based F/A-18s possibly be ours? The distinction reported for overall characteristics seems so great that it represents a qualitative breakthrough, not merely quantitative improvements. But there are some reports of possible secret U.S. craft whose capabilities stunningly far outpace known machines on the quantitative level. David Axe assembles scraps of such evidence in this article to make one such case. Rich Reynolds also thinks he has found A Clue to Whom and What May be Responsible for Current UFO Sightings, Like the Tic-Tac, Gimbal, and Go Fast “UFOs” Navy Pilots Encountered. And it’s an evolution of something Stan Friedman said was discontinued long ago. One might think top military brass would know whether there was any substance to suggestions made in these first two articles. But Billy Cox recently found at least one Four-star General out of the Loop. Retired Marine Corps General and former Trump Chief of Staff John Kelly’s comments to Cox’ questions sound on the one hand unbelievable and on the other more than slightly evasive. Interestingly enough, a foreign politician makes a similar distinction between “earth-born” UFOs and stuff seemingly from Elsewhere as an Opposition Party Leader Once Again Vehemently Defends Belief in UFOs, says Jewel Stolarchuk. At least Singaporean politician Goh Meng Seng has for some time been clear in his positions, based in this case upon the old adage “seeing is believing.” (WM)

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