"All pilots believe in UFOs" - Former Pilot to Obama Shares UFO Sighting

Less than 2 months ago, the former adviser to Obama (who's now on Hillary's payroll) admitted that his biggest regret was not "securing the disclosure of the #UFO files." The hashtag is there because that was a tweet.

Shortly after that, Obama fanned the flames by getting cheeky with talk show host Jimmy Kimmel about his lack of knowledge on the topic.

Well, now we have someone else from Obama's camp speaking out about UFOs - well, kind of, he was the pilot during the 2008 campaign. So, not quite the same. But his story his intriguing still.

Some quotes from his guest article in the Daily News:

I yelled to Bruce, "Holy s--t." He immediately looked over from what he was doing. Above the clouds, where the white disc had been, was a now giant red ball. It was big and bright and just sat there above the clouds. It wasn't intense enough to illuminate us with a red glow but it was still plenty bright. We sat there in stunned silence. We obviously didn't want to hit it but quickly saw that it was flying parallel to our course. We weren't on a collision course and we also weren't gaining on it. Time became a blur as we continued our descent, this giant, red ball holding its course.

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The instant it fully disappeared, hundreds of lights began flashing from within the clouds.

As I looked on in disbelief, the flashing lights were brighter than ever and I could see that the section of the cloud that the glowing red ball had descended behind was starting to stretch apart like a piece of "Silly Putty," two halves being pulled slowly apart with the middle getting thinner and thinner.

...(after reporting the sighting):
"Oh no, you're not crazy at all," he replied. "This very same thing has been reported by pilots countless times." And while neither of us had any idea what we had saw one thing we were certain of, it wasn't from here.

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More than a few pilots have shared their UFO stories with me, too. I'm not going too far out on a ledge to say that virtually all pilots believe in UFOs. Little green men, "close encounters", alien kidnappings,... not so much, but with billions of stars and trillions of planets out there, "ya gotta believe", and almost all of us do.

Foo fighter?

All in all, the pilot described becoming engulfed by thin wispy clouds - despite the clear, daytime sky surrounding the plane - and then saw a disc-shaped object watching him and his copilot. It then apparently turned into a big glowing ball of light, which flew along parallel to them until it - again, apparently - burst into hundreds of lights everywhere. After a while, all traces of the UFO and the clouds just disappeared. He reported the UFO to the National UFO Reporting Center, but explained how natural it was to be hesitant to do such a thing - that UFOs were a known, but "swept under the rug" kind of deal in his line of work, and that ... "virtually all pilots believe in UFOs." That's probably a stretch; I'm sure I can find plenty of pilots who don't believe in UFOs, but that's a pretty interesting thing to say right now.

During a time when NASA employees are publicly stating that they expect to find ET life in 10 to 20 years, in between guest appearances on Coast to Coast AM, of course. And advisers to the president are complaining about #Disclosure.

Are you ready?