SharTech, le 04/03/2014 à 07:34
Depuis l'avènement des APN et des smartphones, le phénomène ovni avait largement perdu en vitesse. Forcément, avec tout le monde potentiellement porteur d'une caméra, il n'y avait plus trop d'excuses pour ne pas avoir un cliché haute-résolution d'un bon gros ovni des familles...et puis non (on comprend pourquoi).
Sauf que dans les révélations des dossiers de Snowden: Plop ! Un dossier du GCHQ sur nos bonnes vieilles soucoupes !
Voila qui va donner du grain à moudre aux conspirationnistes pendant un moment !
EDIT: Fil de discussion sur Reddit:
http://www.reddit.com/r/news/comments/1zhqyp/mysterious_flying_saucer_slides_found_in/Je trouve particulièrement intéressant ce commentaire de Creq, qui donne une nouvelle lumière sur ce type de dossier, je cite:
Okay, so the reason those picture were in those slides is because they were talking about a thing called "branding". What they do is pump out false information onto the Internet in an attempt to damage the reputations of certain groups. This way they can call people "conspiracy theorists" or waste the time of demographics they are targeting by having them try to chase down things that don't exist. That's what the saucers are all about. It's a about misdirection. It's about being able to brand certain types of people as crazy.
More or less what I'm saying is that if Alex Jones isn't working for them, he's one of the best things that ever happened for them on accident.
Edit: A quote from the article:
“The overall point of the presentation is to discuss how the Internet and modern media can be used to discredit people and to spread deception...
Finalement, c'est comme d'habitude, c'est juste un outil de plus dans la manipulation de l'information.
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