As opposed to you posting articles by someone calling them self Tyler Durden, a character from the novel and movie, Fight Club?
Mods, can we merge this comment with the other 467 "only a matter of time" posts? While we're waiting here's something far more factual than the Russian collusion "investigation". UFOs spotted off Irish coast under investigation 12 November 2018 Image copyright Science Photo Library Image caption What did the pilots see off the coast of Ireland? The Irish Aviation Authority is investigating reports of bright lights and UFOs off the south-west coast of Ireland. It began at 06:47 local time on Friday 9 November when a British Airways pilot contacted Shannon air traffic control. She wanted to know if there were military exercises in the area because there was something "moving so fast". The air traffic controller said there were no such exercises. The pilot, flying from the Canadian city of Montreal to Heathrow, said there was a "very bright light" and the object had come up along the left side of the aircraft before it "rapidly veered to the north". She was wondering what it could be but said it did not seem to be heading for a collision. Another pilot from a Virgin plane joined in and suggested it might be a meteor or another object re-entering the earth's atmosphere. Image copyright Twitter He said there were "multiple objects following the same sort of trajectory" and that they were very bright. The pilot said he saw "two bright lights" over to the right which climbed away at speed. One pilot said the speed was "astronomical, it was like Mach 2" - which is twice the speed of sound. "Following reports from a small number of aircraft on Friday 9 November of unusual air activity the IAA has filed a report," the Irish Aviation Authority (IAA) said. "This report will be investigated under the normal confidential occurrence investigation process." A spokesperson for Shannon Airport said it would not be appropriate for the airport to comment while the IAA investigation is ongoing. https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-46181662
If someone can offer a cogent, believable explanation on how these random twitter accounts relate to the investigation - I owe you a cookie.
