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I've been seeing the usual debunkers, Mick West (/u/mickwest) and Steven Greenstreet (/u/mfluder), use the "space aliens killing people" meme as a way to discredit the statements made by David Grusch. This is a lazy and dishonest tactic.

Both West and Greenstreet have a history of dismissing UAP sightings as hoaxes or misidentified aircraft. They often rely on speculation and conjecture to support their claims, and they frequently ignore or downplay evidence that contradicts their theories.The problem with both of these individuals is that they limit the UAP mystery to the United States. They are clearly unaware of the global nature of the phenomenon.

There have been thousands of UAP sightings reported around the world, from all walks of life and all levels of society. These sightings have been reported by pilots, military personnel, police officers, and ordinary citizens.

The evidence is clear that UAPs are real, and they are a global phenomenon. It is time to stop dismissing these reports as hoaxes or misidentified aircraft. It is time to take this phenomenon seriously.

The Colares incident is a perfect example of the harm UAP have caused to humans.