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by Sporktacular
2027 days ago
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"US would have trivially recorded them." Depends on the frequency range being continuously monitored. If it's above the usual signals intelligence range there's a good chance it wouldn't have been recorded. "Yet that didn't happen." And we wouldn't know if it had. Holding on to what you can detect and attribute carries advantages too. |
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As for the last one, if there was proof, then the State Department wouldn't abandon the theory, and such wildly speculative and substance-less research wouldn't be commissioned.