genozaur,
You're simply being obtuse for the sake of it.
The second link was full of "published papers" describing exactly what was going on. Once again, you are simply mistaken. The secrecy around the atomic bomb was achieved by keeping things very remote and very small in scale. Even the delivery of the bombs and the dropping of the ordinance exemplified that.
The thing is, anybody could have known this was going to happen... though maybe not the wheres and whens... but the atomic bomb was not a secret. Not by any stretch of the imagination. The trick was simply getting it to Japan and using it before people found out.
Nuclear submarines are not secret. The world knows they exist. The only way they can achieve secrecy is through complete isolation. Once they surface, once they dock, once they do anything but run very quietly under the ocean, the secret is out.
The skunkworks facilities operate under a principle of isolation in an attempt ot maintain secrecy. It is the only way they can even come close to it. The weak link in the armor is the simple fact that at some time they are going to have to test out the devices they built. They can do it at night, they can do it out in the middle of the desert, but they always run the risk of being seen. I'd seen my first 117 before a photo was ever released simply because we were stationed close to one of their flight corridors and they had an in-flight emergency that required an immediate landing. Word spread throughout the base that a top-secret jet was on it in no time.
So... you're saying that somehow, in the most densely populated portions of the U.S., in broad daylight and in complete and with complete and total secrecy amongst at least 4 branches of the government, this has been completely concealed? Dude... you're a moron. No if's ands or buts about it.
The links you provide only prove one thing: the military cannot keep a secret. It is simply impossible. Not one item you have listed shows that the military came forward with the information, or that they even managed to keep it a secret for a minimal amount of time. It just doesn't happen.
hell... you'd think they could have kept abu grahib a secret... there were only a handfull of soldiers involved in that one... but no. That just wasn't possible. In this day when the internet and anonymity are available to virtually everyone, there is no such thing as a secret. I know conspiracy theorists are going to have a hard time with this, but it's the simple truth.
This whole thing is full of anonymous testimony, mystery witnesses viewing mystery aircraft and completely conflicting testimony between at least half of the bullets listed. Yet, you're willing to grab onto it simply because the masses are always morons and believing contrary to them proves your smart. You're not. Give it a rest and move onto actually putting thought into something. This just isn't working.
