The U.S. Army would like to have a fleet of robotic flying saucers -- and it's given a British company a contract to try to build some UFO-like prototypes.
(Via The Anomalist.)
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Study discordian mis-information... the religious right has adapted it as you would keep your friends close and your enemies closer... as in... it works so they will use it... hmmm... whats this dude talking about?
The government likes to use misinformation and bait and switch... hey look... these dudes made a ufo that flies around with a perpeller in the middle... that explains all the ufo's psople have seen over the years... they have alll been gov't experiments like those...
This leaves me to scratch my head:
1) Why are they making a contest to try and get the geeks to build one (see above)
2) There is a sudden quickening of alien sightings around the world... see the gov't panic (re-read above)
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