A Halloween "Real Time With Bill Maher" Put UFOs in the Spotlight

"As Maher pointed out, bizarre aerial phenomena is one of a few reliably bipartisan issues in the U.S. right now. He pointed to the presence in the documentary of prominent Democrats and Republicans, as well as other "very very serious people." The first part of their conversation found Maher asking Farah about the shifting terminology surrounding mysterious aircraft, and how "UAPs" has replaced "UFOs." "Whatever it is, they're flying saucers," Maher said."

"Farah discussed some of the different characteristics of UAPs, including antigravity and "hypersonic velocity." "These things are doing things that we cannot do," he explained. Eventually, the conversation turned to the possible existence of aliens with advanced technology, and what that meant for humanity. "If they wanted us dead, we would be dead by now," Maher said. Another element that the two men discussed was whether or not it was coincidental that UFO sightings increased after humanity developed nuclear bombs."

"One especially unnerving subject was whether UAPs could manipulate nuclear weapons remotely. "If they are going to be able to turn off our nuclear missiles, I say they can't get here soon enough," Maher said. That was one of two very emphatic statements uttered during this conversation. The other was a question posed by Farah: "If you were an advanced non-human species, would you want us showing up on your front la"

Unidentified aerial phenomena (UAPs) are reported to demonstrate antigravity effects and hypersonic velocities that exceed current human capabilities. The terminology shifted from "UFOs" to "UAPs" amid bipartisan attention from prominent political figures. Observers note a rise in sightings after the advent of nuclear weapons, prompting concern about a possible connection. Some suggest UAPs could remotely manipulate nuclear arsenals, raising security and existential questions. Vast unexplored ocean areas are proposed as potential UAP habitats. The existence of advanced non-human species implies they could deter human aggression if they wished. Public curiosity and debate about UAP implications continue.

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