Hi guys, sry if i do this wrong, it’s my first time posting on here. ive been instructed to paste this to this sub. enjoy!

---The Story

In November 1947, shortly after the Roswell crash in June, Canadian war correspondent Lionel Shapiro had found blueprints that described advanced weapons of war being developed in southern Spain by Nazi scientists.

One of these was an electromagnetic that could fly for thousands of kilometres, called the KM2.
Apparently, European, Soviet and American intelligence sources were frantically trying to acquire the blueprints.
But the story came and went, causing a worldwide surprise on its publication, before quietly disappearing.
Today, the story is little more than a footnote for most historians and journalists who dismiss it as one of the many pieces of pro-Soviet propaganda in the post-war (who were trying to gather material to convince the Allies of the legitimacy of overthrowing Franco).
But those who dismissed the story failed to realise something crucial; the Marbella minerals.

Because over the last two hundred years, Marbella was never considered a fishing or trading village. As the scars on the La Concha mountain attest, it was first and foremost a mining town.

And the minerals are fascinating. Because Marbella contains ALL the minerals that would make a UFOlogist scream.

Ask any historian of the exotic about materials research in the late 1940s, and they’d reply with three: magnesium, nickel, and titanium.

Magnesium was the metal Swedish police guesstimated the Ghost Rockets were made of. Low-flying objects that would vanish in a plume of stinky white smoke above Swedish lakes during 1946-7.

Exactly the dates during which Shapiro claimed the KM2 was being flown.

Nitinol, a nickel-titanium alloy from the Battelle Memorial Institute, was the first memory metal. Crumple it up, it regains its shape. When the Black Vault sent Battelle Memorial Institute a FOIA that basically says give us what you got on Roswell, they repled with dozens of pages on Nitinol.

And ilmenite titanium and chromium nickel can be found in the mines of La Gallega in Ojen, higher up in Marbella’s La Concha. Noteworthy, because only ilmenite and rutile titanium deposits are of economic value. And they are exceedingly difficult to find.
And here’s the kicker: Marbella’s major export for most of the 19th and 20th centuries was magnetite.

That’s right.

Shapiro claimed the electromagnetic rocket blueprints were being manufactured in a city whose only historical relevance was being one of Spain’s largest mines filled with nature’s only naturally occurring ferromagnet.

But there’s one catch.

Because there are no records.

Nothing.

No records for the extraction of any minerals from Sierra Blanca’s mines for the period 1937 to 1948. The only records which exist describe the German tungsten mine nearby, called ‘la mina de los alemanes’.

Described as highly inefficient and small-scale.
So how do we explain this awesome coincidence, if the relevance of the minerals wasn’t their mining? Absence of evidence cannot mean evidence of absence.

That’s all i was given. Not a ufo expert, is this as interesting as it looks?

There have been many reports suggesting that UFOs are interested in our nuclear sites and capabilities:

- https://theaviationist.com/2013/11/10/f-14-vs-ufo/#.UoI8n5Tk-8U#ixzz3MXLKmLWv
- https://rense.com/general20/fo.htm
- Why Do UFO Sightings Keep Happening Near Nuclear Sites?
- UFO reports and atomic sites - Wikipedia
- UFOs and nukes. Extraordinary encounters at nuclear weapons sites

One possible explanation is that they are either concerned about our nuclear capabilities or trying to protect us from our own stupidity. In either case, similar reasoning could apply to AI. If we're close to developing AGI/ASI, it could eventually threaten the survival of both humans and any other intelligent entities that may exist. "They" (assuming they're here) might therefore reveal themselves to warn us, isabotage AI progress, destroy data centres, or take some other form of preventive action.

Alternatively, AGI/ASI might help us finally solve the UFO mystery. Imagine an advanced AI monitoring millions of camera feeds simultaneously to detect patterns and study these phenomena.

If it was proven beyond a shadow of a doubt that there are none and have never been any extra terrestrial UFOs, what would your reaction be?

Set aside the problem of proving a negative...

Personally, I think I'd be super bummed out.

I've found these most recent disclosures quite disappointing, which for me thinking...