FPSA Marine says cigar-shaped UFO sightings spreading worldwide are not military!
WASHINGTON (PNN) - August 30, 2019 - A former Fascist Police States of Amerika Marine believes the cigar-shaped UFOs that have been spotted across the country in recent months could be something "beyond a classified military program".
The mysterious objects, which often appear long, thin and shaped like a snake, first came to light back in June when a YouTuber spotted a strange light above the Mojave Desert in Kalifornia.
Soon UFO hunters flooded the Internet with their own videos of the strange "crafts", from one being spotted during a meteor shower in Wyoming to another apparently "moving like it was alive" over New York.
Nick Karnaze, an ex-FPSA Marine Corps soldier who served in Afghanistan as an Intel Officer, has now said that the objects have been seen across the Earth.
Karnaze recently traveled around the world with other investigators on a mission to collect evidence to prove aliens have been in contact with Earth.
Karnaze said, "It's interesting because if we're assuming that this could be a potentially classified government program you'd expect it to be that those types of objects are restricted to certain areas. But now we have reports from various countries across the globe of witnesses seeing similar objects. It indicates something potentially beyond a classified program because in the military community you're only going to be testing those classified programs in certain areas."
He added, "If you're deploying that technology, you’re going to be very careful on where you're going to be deploying it. The odds of you deploying that to a random country outside any open war zones or any present threat to the (FPSA), to me, it would be very unusual."
When asked what he thought the strange objects could be, Nick admitted he "can only classify them as an Unidentified Flying Object or Unidentified Aerial Phenomenon".
"Ruling out classified military programs, it really allows one's imagination to run wild with what these objects could be," he added.
