Definitely not, unless we engineered them from tech we got from "them"... disconnected from the normal laws of physics

There is no such thing as a "law of physics." Physics is nothing more than a set of mathematical models that have predictive power. Our models say nothing about how the universe actually works. They only speak to how well we can use what we have learned about it. The universe simply Is What It Is.

With respect to how these ships move, all that is required is a mastery of gravity, not "antigravity" per se. Even our models of physics suggest such a thing is possible. General Relativity fully supports such movement, it just requires something called "negative matter." Even that's only partially true however. It really only requires an ability to contract and expand space. We know how to contract it very well (both energy and mass contract space). We don't know so well how to expand it (thus the negative matter), but it is entirely conceivable to find another way to do so, including through electromagnetism. There are even efforts to do exactly that with some (small) measure of potential success.

With the amount of hidden tech I know about (such as the mountains of evidence for Cold Fusion e.g.) which I knew about long before I had any idea of the Cabal, it would not in any way surprise me if we had this tech ourselves. I myself could build such a device... if I had negative matter (or otherwise could figure out how to expand space.) My senior thesis paper was on the solutions to the metric (General Relativity) that would allow for exactly such manipulations of spacetime as would be required to move the way they move.

No matter where the tech came from, the principles that drive it are the same. Thinking we are "no where close to that" is not really true at all. We are really only one step away. It would be trivial to hide that one step from the world given their full control of all things science and media.

Definitely not, unless we engineered them from tech we got from "them"... disconnected from the normal laws of physics

There is no such thing as a "law of physics." Physics is nothing more than a set of mathematical models that have predictive power. Our models say nothing about how the universe actually works. They only speak to how well we can use what we know about it. The universe simply Is What It Is.

With respect to how these ships move, all that is required is a mastery of gravity, not "antigravity" per se. Even our models of physics suggest such a thing is possible. General Relativity fully supports such movement, it just requires something called "negative matter." Even that's only partially true however. It really only requires an ability to contract and expand space. We know how to contract it very well (both energy and mass contract space). We don't know so well how to expand it (thus the negative matter), but it is entirely conceivable to find another way to do so, including through electromagnetism. There are even efforts to do exactly that with some (small) measure of potential success.

With the amount of hidden tech I know about (such as the mountains of evidence for Cold Fusion e.g.) which I knew about long before I had any idea of the Cabal, it would not in any way surprise me if we had this tech ourselves. I myself could build such a device... if I had negative matter (or otherwise could figure out how to expand space.) My senior thesis paper was on the solutions to the metric (General Relativity) that would allow for exactly such manipulations of spacetime as would be required to move the way they move.

No matter where the tech came from, the principles that drive it are the same. Thinking we are "no where close to that" is not really true at all. We are really only one step away. It would be trivial to hide that one step from the world given their full control of all things science and media.