Better Censors, Not Sensors, Will Solve The UFO Controversy
Here’s a revealing thought exercise. In the Russian Cyrillic alphabet, the letter “C” corresponds phonetically to the English alphabet’s letter “S.” If we play a secret encryption game and substitute the Russian letter C for the English letter S, you would get words like Co=So; Cow = Sow; Cee=See; and Came = Same.
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If we apply the encryption game’s rules to a statement UFO aficionado Avi Loeb made today on fringe outlet News Nation, we get a possible context-changing Freudian slip. Avi stated:
“My hope is to deploy s/censors at the locations where these unusual objects are seen and help the Pentagon and the intelligence community fulfill their mission. The new s/censors will not be classified. Some of the data is classified now because the s/censors are classified.”
Since Avi has no pictures or physical evidence that the allegedly unusual objects even exist, you have to wonder if this is a “censor” or “sensor” problem.
