Comments by "Hallands Menved" (@Hallands.) on "Johnny Harris" channel.

  1. Wikipedia still claims that Lloyds denies any excess losses in the triangle…
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  2. So Pentagon releases some footage and confirms some UFOs with an absurd and devaluating 14 years delay and you suddenly wake up to take the phenomena seriously, but still dismisses the well documented Zimbabwe incident as a can of worms. And yet you have the demeanor of someone who thinks his evaluations should count above the average? I wonder why, but it reminds me of the bulk of mainstream „journalists“. It say on Wikipedia that your Emmy nominated series, Borders, was stopped due to „COVID and the Floyd protests“, but doesn’t explain anything. Maybe you have explained and would kindly direct me there?
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  3. Mystery music! Wtf?  It makes it hard to hear the pilot — and to take you seriously...
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  4. You fail to realize the huge gap between pilots „we see this shit all the time“ and the Pentagon PRP reluctantly saying „we have seen this“ — he’s implying something rare and the pilots are saying it’s frequent!  This should tell you that the Pentagon PRP is not to be trusted, yet he’s the one you base your newly found „curiosity“ about the tin foil hatters observations on. Imo a good journalist is able to apply sound judgement, meaning that no matter if statements originate with a homeless guy or a high brass official, you still discern what’s true…
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  5. Lt. Cmdr. Peter Quinton, meteorologist and satellite liaison officer with the Fleet Weather Service at Suitland, Md., said, "You can come up with hundreds of possibilities and elaborate on all of them and then come up with hundreds more to dispute the original ones. It's all statistical," he said, "there's nothing magical about it.“  According to Quinton, the Bermuda Triangle is notorious for unpredictable weather.
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