Another distraction tactic

Alright, I reread your post because it's baffling to me that you could've interpreted what I said in that way, and I'm wondering if you (or the other downvoters) understand the history of this stuff? In the earliest years of the CIA (around the time that this ship was supposedly discovered by the OSS which is a CIA precursor), there were reports from pilots about UFOs. That is, stuff in the sky that they can't identify. This has been happening since people took to the skies- probably before then even but certainly on record since. Very early on, in the late 40s, early 50s, the CIA started to investigate this phenomenon which makes sense. What tech did the Soviets have? They knew literally nothing about the Soviets at that time. So people are seeing weird things in the sky, the CIA is already paranoid that the Soviets can do all sorts of stuff- they think they can do mind control, they think they can do astral projection, all sorts of kooky things. So they want to investigate UFOs, not because they are worried about aliens but because they are curious what the fuck is up in the skies. W Bedell Smith himself, one of the earliest CIA directors, was a proponent for these investigations, and for two reasons. The first was the one I stated- what are these unidentified objects in the sky? The second was that he wanted to investigate the potential use of these phenomenon as psyops. Now this is matter of record. This is how these investigations started, and yes, like everything else the CIA did at the time, it was secret, covert, and the funding for these proejcts (like all their projects) came mostly from covert or illegal origins. That in itself, just the funding sources for various CIA projects, would necessitate coverups later on, even if there's no real story there to hide. Now in the decades that followed, there were various changing bureaucracies in both the US and the UK that investigated these phenomenon. You can read all about the history of these organizations, it's all well documented. The most recent in our modern time is UAPTF and AARO, I assume anyone following this stuff knows about it. Meanwhile there have likewise been loads of scandals and rumors- like Roswell or the mothman or the alien autopsy or whatever. From time to time, it turns out the documents are actually faked, other times it turns out that there was some cover up or another. Sometimes they even seem to be deliberately fucking with people's minds- look into stuff like the Paul Bennewitz case. And all of this is taking place in the context of the intelligence orgs doing operations like Gladio, MK Ultra and Naomi, Chaos, Phoenix and approving (but not carrying out) Northwoods, etc- read about this stuff if you don't already know, seriously. My fave is their psyop in the Phillippines in which they pretended that vampires exist to scare the villagers they were fighting- they actually blared sounds in loud speakers and drained the blood from killed soldiers to create experiences that locals could have that would make them believe their folklore was real. The funding for a lot of CIA projects over the years came from the heroin trade, skimmed from stuff like the Marshall Plan, taken from union dues in the US, etc. All of this requires coverup when it comes out. Yes there have been hearings and investigations into all of this over the years, it always involves limited hangouts and allies in the government that shut it down or funnel the attention somewhere else. I have given you the most famous examples (Church and Rockefeller Commissions and Iran Contra) but I could name a ton more. Sometimes it involves real whistleblowers. Sometimes the whistleblowers themselves are spooks acting in the interest of a particular faction (Elsberg, Snowden being the most famous). So back to the current moment- you get decades of stories and then evidence of actual coverups (not because there are aliens but because these activities are all illegal, and then generations later you get some spook that reads stories that have been circulating for decades, do you think it's more likely he's stumbled upon evidence that there are actual aliens or that he simply stumbled upon evidence of a past psyop that he has either assumed is real or is lying to say he thinks it's real for whatever reason. If there's no real hard evidence, I highly recommend people be extremely skeptical, and it's really baffling to me that anyone who knows anything about any of this would be so credulous without it. I can't tell you exactly what's going on. My guess is that this guy fell for his org's own bullshit or is just trying to build up his own clout, but it could be a part of some bigger active psyop. What I know for sure is that there's no way the universe is so boring that aliens would happen to crash in Italy, in a craft that is perceptible to us as such, right at the time that humans happen to also be flying for the first time, and the US government found this and have been reverse engineering it since then, trust me bro an intelligence agent (famously honest folk) has seen the proof he just can't show it to you.

My dude it's not a conspiracy and I did not say it was. It's a person that believes this. Did you read my post? People are falling for their own bullshit. As has happened before. People can downvote me here but I'm telling you this has happened again and again over the last 80 years.