#uaps

#uaps

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.

BILL MAHER: You know what I found scary, the part about the people at the Pentagon who say it's demons. Tell them that story. Tell them about the demons. It's Halloween. Yes. Tell them. What is that? Damn. DAN FARAH: So in the film, one of the senior intelligence officials named Jay Stratton, he was the director of air and space warfare at the Defense Intelligence Agency. And then he ran the US government's UAP task force. He tells a story about how he was trying to run this issue up the flagpole and bring attention to it.

"What if, these are entities that are here on this earth, that have been on this earth for who knows how long, and we think they're coming from way out," he says while strolling along the streets of DC, the Capital rotunda glowing in the distance. "Maybe they did a millennia ago, but they're here, and they're in these deep water areas."

If we are visited by a technological object like 3I/ATLAS - it could either visit us or release some mini-probes that arrive to Earth and appear as [unidentified aerial phenomena],