I am the last person to believe in UFOs, but...
The thing that unnerves me the most about it is how the government seems to handle the information and treats witnesses. For example, look at the USS Nimitz incident.
You have all of the air control systems on the entire Navy Strike Carrier Group 11 that identified this (which, on the USS Princeton, they even took down, recalibrated, and brought back up to rule out a system glitch since they were testing a lot of new systems... one operator said "Once we finished all the recalibration and brought it back up, the tracks were actually sharper and clearer." The operator then ran up top and did a visual confirmation through highly magnified binoculars), you have pilots that heard all of the radio chatter, and of course you have the testimony of multiple pilots (Underwood, Fravor, Slaight, etc.) with visual identification (plus the identification through multiple F-18's onboard equipment) that were scrambled as a result. In addition, you also have their F-18 video that was leaked for the world to see. The radar operator on the Princeton said the leak was just a portion and that the video he saw was 8-10 minutes and was a lot more clear.
But then you have the 2 guys that showed up in a SH-60B helicopter from their detachment and seized the secure hard drive data recorders from the E-2 Hawkeye. You had reports of the same thing happening on the USS Princeton... two guys showed up and the chain of command said to turn over all data recordings for the AEGIS system. They also wiped clean the recorders in the Combat Engagement Center and optical drives that contained all radio communications. These seem to be more than just "rumors", the guy in charge of securing the E-2 Hawkeye data recorders and the radar operator on the Princeton both confirm it.
Something clearly happened. You have lots of credible witnesses. Hell, you have lots of physical evidence. The CIA declassified a ton of stuff a couple months ago. Same type of incidents have been going on in other countries as well. For example:
https://www.cia.gov/readingroom/docs/DOC_0005517677.pdf
Yet, the government will still make any of the witnesses from a credible sighting out to be complete wack-jobs and try to lump them in with the 99% of wack-job UFO "witnesses" that got butt-raped. Whenever a government employee speaks out they try to distance themselves by claiming that they had no involvement or a different role then claimed (despite seemingly overwhelming evidence otherwise).
You have these old UFO "non-classified" reports that show the government saying to the public "Old Willy is just a drunk who also claims he was touched inappropriately by sasquach", but then the official "classified" report from the time gets released and says "Willy is a highly credibly witness, has been a police officer for 20 years, etc.".
Not to mention you have the government denying having UFO programs at all, but then later admitting to having them. Shady AF.
Then you got Harry Reid claiming that UFO/UAP debris are allegedly in the possession of Lockheed Martin. He tried for years to get access but couldn't get the necessary clearances. Senate Majority leader is a pretty credible position.
The whole "nothing to see here... move along" narrative by the government is what makes the whole thing so damn interesting.
Crazy stuff.