The White House said Monday that there is no evidence of aliens making their presence known on Earth.

Well, There you have it. 

"The US government has no evidence that any life exists outside our planet, or that an extraterrestrial presence has contacted or engaged any member of the human race,"

It never happened.  Area 51 is a myth

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Was this statement really needed?

Originally posted by generals3

Was this statement really needed?

No.  Especially since very few people will believe them when it comes to this subject.

"The US government has no evidence that any life exists outside our planet, or that an extraterrestrial presence has contacted or engaged any member of the human race,"

In addition, there is no credible information to suggest that any evidence is being hidden from the public's eye," Larson continued

Primary: "Evidence"; "Credible".

::adjusts his black buisiness suit and dark sunglasses::

That's right, no evidence whatsoever. And that picture is not a boy flying with an alien in his bicycle basket. It's simply swamp gas reflected off Venus. Be advised that anymore threads implying aliens do exist will result in a visit by Internet security division 6.

You know what I think? I think the United States government is in love with the UFO craze. Every crazy redneck  reporting flying saucers is another distraction from reports of very real black project aircraft. A large number of now declassified projects were reported as UFOs while being tested.

A general rule of thumb in aerospace engineering is that there is about a 15 year gap between what the government is capable of building, and what the public knows they can do. Well, that used to be the case at any rate, I'd be surprised if the gap was still that large since the end of the cold war.

Originally posted by Aelfinn

You know what I think? I think the United States government is in love with the UFO craze. Every crazy redneck  reporting flying saucers is another distraction from reports of very real black project aircraft. A large number of now declassified projects were reported as UFOs while being tested.

A general rule of thumb in aerospace engineering is that there is about a 15 year gap between what the government is capable of building, and what the public knows they can do. Well, that used to be the case at any rate, I'd be surprised if the gap was still that large since the end of the cold war.

 I agree. Look at Area 51...does anyone think there is anything secret still going on there? I'm sure they moved their experimental aircraft testing to Area 52 which is....who knows, and love the hordes who sit around watching Area 51. It's a good thing I'm not in charge, I would have the urge to use government funds to screw with those people constantly. Alien costumes, fake space ships, anything to get a laugh...

...we could turn that into a reality show? This could actually make money. Someone get the Scare Tactics people in touch with the government.

Originally posted by Sawtooth

It's a good thing I'm not in charge, I would have the urge to use government funds to screw with those people constantly. Alien costumes, fake space ships, anything to get a laugh...

Who says they don't? What's a good government conspiracy without a little faked evidence anyways? :P

What does every other goverment on Earth say?

They're real.

Whether it's man flying alien technology or not. There's alien influence on earth.

While (finwe breathes)

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God, I can't believe people fall for this "run your car on water" crap scams.

I had a friend recently confess to me that he believed aliens had influenced some of our technological advances. But then again, I've been wondering for a couple of years now if this poor guy is slowly succumbing to mental illness. For a variety of other reasons.

If you really are interested, why not try crunching radio telescope data on your computer for seti@home? It's fairly easy to setup, it's based on science, and it usually doesn't interfere with normal computer operation (however I do turn it off when I game).

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SETI@home

Originally posted by Aelfinn

You know what I think? I think the United States government is in love with the UFO craze. Every crazy redneck  reporting flying saucers is another distraction from reports of very real black project aircraft. A large number of now declassified projects were reported as UFOs while being tested.

A general rule of thumb in aerospace engineering is that there is about a 15 year gap between what the government is capable of building, and what the public knows they can do. Well, that used to be the case at any rate, I'd be surprised if the gap was still that large since the end of the cold war.

Its hard to say just because fast planes like the SR-71 were designed for recon and since then satellites have made them obsolete.

I saw a B2 stealth bomber flying way overhead in Missouri one time.  That's about as close as I'll ever get to a UFO.  The thing looked like the angel of death up there.  Really spooky.