There were a few crumbs thrown out by an US Air Force general, that he would not rule out the possibility of the UFOs being extra-terrestrial. The claim was so groundless that the White House had its woke Press Secretary, or whatever her position is, hose it down. There out of professionalism I looked it up, it was Karine Jean-Pierre, the very first, but no doubt not the last, openly LGBT person to be White House press secretary, so if she says that there are no aliens desperately clinging to the weather balloons, we know that there is not. I imagine that the dropping of hints of aliens, to a public that it pumped up on media all the time, is now just part of the smoke and mirrors of the ruling regime.
“White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre was compelled Monday to publicly say the US has “no indication of aliens or extraterrestrial activity” tied to the military’s downing three unidentified flying objects over North America.
President Biden’s chief spokesperson made the clarifying statement a day after a top Air Force general said he couldn’t rule out such a close encounter.
“I just want to make sure we address this from the White House,” Jean-Pierre said at the start of her regular press briefing.
“I know there have been questions and concerns about this, but there is no — again, no indication of aliens or extraterrestrial activity with these recent takedowns.”
The trio of shootdowns — off Alaska’s Arctic coastline Friday, over Canada’s Yukon Territory Saturday and over Lake Huron on Sunday — follow the downing of a high-altitude Chinese spy balloon Feb. 4 off South Carolina’s coast.
Authorities have not yet recovered any wreckage from the three unidentified objects or released imagery from the fighter jets that inspected and then shot them down.
The Pentagon and White House also have not characterized the three objects as balloons or other specific types of aircraft, but described them as smaller and lower-flying than the Chinese balloon, which was roughly the size of three buses.
Officials say debris from the first unidentified object, described as the size of a small car, likely landed on Alaska’s offshore ice while the second two debris fields are believed to be in the Canadian wilderness.
“I loved ‘E.T.’ the movie,” President Biden’s top spokesperson added, “but I’m sure going to leave it there.”
Amid the laughter, veteran journalist James Rosen of Newsmax quipped “the truth is out there,” using a line from the 1990s space alien visitor-themed TV series “The X-Files.”
Later in the briefing, White House National Security Council spokesman John Kirby confirmed to Rosen that the disavowal of aliens was sincere.
“My understanding is that the top officials of the Pentagon, when asked explicitly if they were ruling out any kind of extraterrestrial presence, said they weren’t ruling anything out and yet at the beginning of today’s briefing, albeit with her usual winning smile, Ms. Jean-Pierre seemed to rule out any extra terrestrial activity,” Rosen said.
Kirby replied, “I don’t think the American people need to worry about aliens with respect to these craft. Period. I don’t think there’s any more that needs to be said there.””