He was defense minister that's not nothing !
Ad hominem. It's not nothing; it's just irrelevant to his claims. His UFO claims come from his having read and believed someone else's book. A fairly discredited book, at that. His status as a former defense official is relevant only if he can bring evidence from that experience to the question. If he could say, "Here's what we found when I was deputy Minister of Defence..." then he'd be more worth attention than any of the other thousands of readers who fell for Corso.
But that non-existent connection between Hellyer's former office and the claims he is now making is exactly what UFO proponents hope will continue to mislead people into thinking there is any substance to their rumors.
Another confirmation of UFO reality...
Real what?
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