Here is an example of retirement planning! In response to the recent release by the United States Navy of UFO footage, the government of Japan is now preparing. To do what? To manage such a meeting.
The Japanese Ministry of Defense claims that its pilots have never encountered an unidentified flying object, reports the Japan Times, but authorities want to be prepared if it were to happen in the future. And new protocols geared towards identifying military drones could also serve as a guide for first contact with hypothetical aliens.
Flying objects identified
At this time, whenever any unknown aircraft enters Japanese airspace, fighters are immediately sent to identify where the "UFO warning" is coming from. If necessary, the procedure is to force it to land by firing warning shots.
But since military leaders don't know whether this would work on a UFO or even whether UFO technology would be detectable from the ground, new guidelines for possible "alien contact" may be needed.
“To be honest, I don't believe in UFOs”Defense Minister said Taro Kono. “But since the US Department of Defense has published a video of this type, I would like to know their approach to the circumstance of a UFO contact, or multiple UFO contacts”.
The United States Department of Defense released two videos shot in 2004 and 2015. Some show an elliptical flying object with unprecedented speed and maneuverability. I dealt with the disclosure already in December 2019.
Pragmatic approach
The new protocols on UFO contacts are based on a very precise scenario. The scenario in which a pilot, during a training or surveillance mission, encounters an unidentified flying object in flight. Contact with aliens "on the ground" would represent a subsequent phase, the regulation of which still escapes the knowledge of lay citizens. Of course, we know from the US Department of Defense that such programs are being drawn up. In America, for example, a program on extraterrestrial contacts was activated from 2007 to 2012, direct sources.
Japan aliens: an eternal combination
As children we were all used to considering it an inseparable factor: visions of UFOs intending to invade Japan in practically all the robot cartoons of the 70s. Yet in the Land of the Rising Sun they are used to taking everything seriously and scrupulously. They're right. A Japanese Air Force source tells the Japan Times: “If a UFO is encountered over the skies of Japan, training will be canceled immediately. We will try to identify him from a safe distance. If necessary, also report it to the Air Defense Directorate Center for orders."
