UFOs

[The-Hack]

More on the UAP/UFO Congressional Hearings this coming Wednesday Nov 13th:

It kind of surprises me how little interest all this has drawn since Grusch and Senator Rubio and Senator Schumer all made public statements last year. And reading/hearing them, there is simply no reasonable doubt of their conviction that there is non-human intelligence with whom we are interacting on some significant level.

One Congressman made a statement that the technology we are dealing with could turn us into "charcoal briquets," and presumably, he has not heard as much as has Senators Schumer and Rubio. Frankly, it would probably be best for our "leaders" to avoid metaphors of our destruction, as "they" have yet to destroy us, and presumably could have at about any time in the past.

While I agree it is the "Story of the Century," it really seems that half of folks came to the belief in the reality of non-human intelligence some time ago, and it is sort of baked into the cake of their daily existence. Maybe a third of folks are dismissive, or are in denial.

In the average conversation, now, with friends and co-workers, someone always says "they" probably are as frightened of us as we are of them . . . . And that is pretty hard to argue with.

 

[The-Hack]

What is curious to me is that there simply are no sharp and detailed cell phone videos taken of UFO sightings.
The lack of quality video undermines credibility.

Should I see one, I will take a clear and convincing cell phone video of it, after pissing my pants, screaming for my Mom, running in exactly the opposite direction and praying for ten or more minutes . . . .

Then I will wipe the urine from my I-Phone . . . .

 

[The-Hack]

Where do you think Bigfoot, Mothman and the Kentucky mountain lions came from?

Uhhhhh, maybe Tennessee?!?!?!?

That was easy, @Creed Bratton!

 

[The-Hack]

Why are we special enough to be visited?

Well, we have the capacity to completely destroy ourselves, and we are trying to get better at space travel . . . that might peak the interest of another intelligent species.

Plus, why would we not be of interest to non-human intelligence? In a recent archeological study of a proposed government funded construction site, an archeologist I met was absolutely thrilled they had found an early settler's "privy pit," or outhouse. This allowed them to study the sh!thouse habits and diets of those who closely followed Boone through my area.

"Curiosity killed the Cat" and is the real impetus behind the billions nations spend exploring our solar system, and our space telescopes exploring the Universe. Would non-human intelligence be divorced from the very curiosity and the impetus for exploration exhibited by our own species?

If so, why?

 

[entropy13]

What is curious to me is that there simply are no sharp and detailed cell phone videos taken of UFO sightings.
The lack of quality video undermines credibility.

Ever try taking a photo of something bright in the sky with your cellphone camera? They suck at resolving stuff like that, day or night.

 

[Creed Bratton]

Uhhhhh, maybe Tennessee?!?!?!?

That was easy, @Creed Bratton!

So you are saying even Mountain Lions know Tennessee sucks and want out?

 

[The-Hack]

So you are saying even Mountain Lions know Tennessee sucks and want out?

They are racing Big Foot across the state line!!

 

[BeaveUKGT]

Well, we have the capacity to completely destroy ourselves, and we are trying to get better at space travel . . . that might peak the interest of another intelligent species.

Plus, why would we not be of interest to non-human intelligence? In a recent archeological study of a proposed government funded construction site, an archeologist I met was absolutely thrilled they had found an early settler's "privy pit," or outhouse. This allowed them to study the sh!thouse habits and diets of those who closely followed Boone through my area.

"Curiosity killed the Cat" and is the real impetus behind the billions nations spend exploring our solar system, and our space telescopes exploring the Universe. Would non-human intelligence be divorced from the very curiosity and the impetus for exploration exhibited by our own species?

If so, why?

pique

 

[the nail at the foul line]

The hearings today basically indicated we have recovered bodies and some UAP's are non-human intelligence. Talked about Triangular craft being in formation over the Pacific on satellite imagery. Lots of talk on fast movers in the ocean.

 

[UKBlueBlood]

The hearings today basically indicated we have recovered bodies and some UAP's are non-human intelligence. Talked about Triangular craft being in formation over the Pacific on satellite imagery. Lots of talk on fast movers in the ocean.

So are they finally going to produce ET’s body or what? Are we actually going to get some transparency about all of this stuff?

 

[the nail at the foul line]

So are they finally going to produce ET’s body or what? Are we actually going to get some transparency about all of this stuff?

According to Lue Elizondo the body's predate him.

The United States has a crash retrieval program.

 

[Someguywhodoesntlikeyou]

I look forward to our new alien overlords and will be more than enthusiastic to round up the rest of you for this new era of inter galactic peace and prosperity.

 

[UKBlueBlood]

According to Lue Elizondo the body's predate him.

The United States has a crash retrieval program.

Assuming this is all true… and there is such a “crash retrieval program,” it begs the question of just how often do alien crafts crash on our planet. Is it a common, routine occurrence? Hmmm

 

[the nail at the foul line]

I look forward to our new alien overlords and will be more than enthusiastic to round up the rest of you for this new era of inter galactic peace and prosperity.

I may be here already.

 

[the nail at the foul line]

Assuming this is all true… and there is such a “crash retrieval program,” it begs the question of just how often do alien crafts crash on our planet. Is it a common, routine occurrence? Hmmm

If Lou is lying then never mind.

Crash retrieval started with war.

It's interesting that in world war II, apparently the German fighters thought the Foo fighters were British American and the British Americans thought the Foo fighters were German.

 

[Someguywhodoesntlikeyou]

I may be here already.

ALL HAIl HYPNOTOAD

 

[Deeeefense]

Assuming this is all true… and there is such a “crash retrieval program,” it begs the question of just how often do alien crafts crash on our planet. Is it a common, routine occurrence? Hmmm

It's rumored the US military has shot down UFOs but no credible evidence that I know of. It makes sense to think if they were breaching highly secured areas that we would attempt to do so, but I'm not sure that we even have the technology to do so. Some have also theorized that lightening can interfere with their navigational system causing them to crash.

This would have been an interesting question for the witnesses.

 

[The-Hack]

So are they finally going to produce ET’s body or what? Are we actually going to get some transparency about all of this stuff?

Do we really want it?

 

[UKBlueBlood]

Do we really want it?

I'm rather ambivalent about it. If it's all actually legit, I suppose I'd like them to come out with it so everyone can be informed. However I do realize there is a large segment of society that probably wouldn't handle such information being revealed very well, so then you deal with the fallout of that reality.

To some extent this stuff has always felt like the bigfoot phenomenon. If it's real, at some point someone ought to be able to produce concrete evidence... yet it never materializes. Same applies here... except in this case rather compelling evidence (inexplicable videos of UAP) seems to be trickling out and prompting legitimate questions.

 

[WillGolf4Food]

Have always felt the size of the universe creates a probability we’re not alone. Have witnessed two unexplainable “what the…” events.

I think water is some how related to their interest to visit.

Water based UFOs have been reported for a while and the recent Navy video shows a UFO flying then dropping into the water with no issue. This was off the coast of San Diego which isn’t far from Catalina Island where a lot of water-based UFO activity has been reported for years.

Might be our oceans are the Buc-ee’s of galactic travel.

 

[UKBlueBlood]

Have always felt the size of the universe creates a probability we’re not alone. Have witnessed two unexplainable “what the…” events.

I think water is some how related to their interest to visit.

Water based UFOs have been reported for a while and the recent Navy video shows a UFO flying then dropping into the water with no issue. This was off the coast of San Diego which isn’t far from Catalina Island where a lot of water-based UFO activity has been reported for years.

Might be our oceans are the Buc-ee’s of galactic travel.

Maybe the movie The Abyss wasn't too far off base. Perhaps the aliens are hiding out in the depths of our oceans. That is a vast expanse of our planet of which we have little visibility or knowledge.

 

[the nail at the foul line]

Maybe the movie The Abyss wasn't too far off base. Perhaps the aliens are hiding out in the depths of our oceans. That is a vast expanse of our planet of which we have little visibility or knowledge.

Perhaps they are not alien but unknown.

 

[Crystalglass]

“Non-human intelligence”. Nothing about being from another planet. These are demons, folks. If they’re even real and not a psyop, of course

 

[The-Hack]

To some extent this stuff has always felt like the bigfoot phenomenon. If it's real, at some point someone ought to be able to produce concrete evidence... yet it never materializes.

There’s a big difference between Big Foot and UAP’s. There are now a dozen or more major folks testifying (under penalties of perjury) there is significant tangible evidence of UAP’s, being grabbed by a secret cabal of the US government, and denying it to anyone else.

 

[UKBlueBlood]

There’s a big difference between Big Foot and UAP’s. There are now a dozen or more major folks testifying (under penalties of perjury) there is significant tangible evidence of UAP’s, being grabbed by a secret cabal of the US government, and denying it to anyone else.

Agree… this is why I say let’s get on with the transparency if this stuff is actually legit.

 

[The-Hack]

These are demons, folks. If they’re even real and not a psyop, of course

That is one of many (dozens) of “far-fetched” possibilities.

But would demons or angels require manufactured disks (and other shapes) to move about?

Frankly, I’m divided 40% “multiple universe/dimension,” 40% non-human earth-based intelligence from the Oceans/Antarctica/beneath ground, 10 percent space-based, 10 percent everything else.

And it is possible there is more than one highly unlikely scenario, each contributing to the phenomena.

 

[The-Hack]

Agree… this is why I say let’s get on with the transparency if this stuff is actually legit.

I would be completely satisfied if a President acknowledged their reality, told us the best accepted theory on their origin, and then said, “we will release neither materials nor our research as this is OUR intellectual property, and we reserve the right to use it in any fashion we choose.”

 

[Crystalglass]

Demons would not “need” them themselves. But it would work quite well at causing amazement and deception amongst humans

 

[The-Hack]

Demons would not “need” them themselves. But it would work quite well at causing amazement and deception amongst humans

It is a tad freakish the drawing an occultist made in the 1930’s of a demon he claimed to have met, and the standard artistic rendering of “aliens.”

I c/n remember the occultist’s name at the moment, but will post a link to his “demon” if it percolates back into my senior consciousness.

 

[Crystalglass]

It is a tad freakish the drawing an occultist made in the 1930’s of a demon he claimed to have met, and the standard artistic rendering of “aliens.”

I c/n remember the occultist’s name at the moment, but will post a link to his “demon” if it percolates back into my senior consciousness.

Aleister Crowley. The most nefarious ceremonial magician of the modern era. Most of the pdf file stuff among the ruling elite is based on his writings. He also trained Jack Parsons, the man who founded JPL (one the foundations of NASA…) in ceremonial magic.

The “entity” was called Lam, but apparently told Crowley it would reappear later under a different name

 

[The-Hack]

Aleister Crowley.

You know your stuff!!

Had no idea there was a connection to Parsons/JPL.

 

[the nail at the foul line]

This is very interesting to me.

Some stories from antiquity may make a great deal more sense soon.

Lue Elizondo has all but stated we share the Earth with a superior intelligence. It seems they are unsure if it is Earth based life, aliens visiting, inter dimensional or spiritual. Stay tuned I guess.

 

[megablue]

I think this recent article is interesting:

Scientists are getting serious about UFOs. Here's why

UFOs have been rebranded as UAPs (unidentified anomalous phenomena). Probably not aliens, they might impact national security and aircraft safety.

www.sciencenews.org

 

[the nail at the foul line]

Pentagon says nearly two dozen UFO sightings can’t be explained: ‘True anomalies’

More than 20 reports of UFOs made over the past year have stumped the Defense Department and “merit further analysis.”

nypost.com

 

[the nail at the foul line]

I think this recent article is interesting:

Scientists are getting serious about UFOs. Here's why

UFOs have been rebranded as UAPs (unidentified anomalous phenomena). Probably not aliens, they might impact national security and aircraft safety.

www.sciencenews.org

Something very wrong in your story is that Roswell triggered this.

Roswell was almost unknown until 1980. There was plenty of activity between 1947 and 1980 that triggered the public's interest that had nothing to do with Roswell.

 

[Deeeefense]

To some extent this stuff has always felt like the bigfoot phenomenon. If it's real, at some point someone ought to be able to produce concrete evidence... yet it never materializes.

There's actually tons of evidence out there in the way of pictures, video, eye witness accounts from credible people including professional pilots, astronauts, even a former Assistant Secretary of Defense, but you are rarely if ever are going to see or read about any of it on main stream media. They have all historically ran and hid from this topic in fear of ridicule which is why many people still hold the "show me the evidence" opinion. One exception is News Nation which is what I would call a second tier cable channel although the quality of it's programing is comparable to Fox or CNN. They cover the UFO story frequently.

 

[WillGolf4Food]

Firm believer our government has covered up UFO activity. The number of credible witnesses, military officers, Navy/AF pilots who have been speaking up in recent years was the last bit of confirmation for me. Those are the most credible eye witnesses you could find and some risked their careers speaking out.

Both of my sightings came off the Atlantic coast. Further North from where I witnessed something a Navy pilot admitted being “buzzed” multiple times by white lights moving at speeds that aren’t of this earth. Said they deployed to the Middle East and they showed up again.

My question has always been: why would they withhold the information? Are they afraid of widespread panic?

Can see where some may go a little sideways. One of my friends who saw one of the sightings with me still doesn’t like talking about it and gives him the willies.

How large of an impact would it have on religion? I guess aliens and the scripture could both exist. We might be the Lord’s 3rd grade experiment and those zipping around us could be His thesis.

 

[KyCatFan]

Well, we have the capacity to completely destroy ourselves, and we are trying to get better at space travel . . . that might peak the interest of another intelligent species.

Plus, why would we not be of interest to non-human intelligence? In a recent archeological study of a proposed government funded construction site, an archeologist I met was absolutely thrilled they had found an early settler's "privy pit," or outhouse. This allowed them to study the sh!thouse habits and diets of those who closely followed Boone through my area.

"Curiosity killed the Cat" and is the real impetus behind the billions nations spend exploring our solar system, and our space telescopes exploring the Universe. Would non-human intelligence be divorced from the very curiosity and the impetus for exploration exhibited by our own species?

If so, why?

What scientific minds wouldn't want to basically see how their ancestors lived live in the flesh? It would be a fascinating look at how our race started out and eventually evolved to what it is today and see how it could keep advancing towards the future. I'd think we would be similar to the ancestors of an alien race that has mastered interstellar travel.

It would be an incredible archaeological study, but with the living. Kind of like Jurassic Park. As far as we know, there's no life out there or possibly just a few (if aliens exist). So we'd be a good case study for them. In reality, there might be hundreds or thousands of civilizations out there in the vastness of space that we don't have the means to discover........yet.

 

[The-Hack]

My question has always been: why would they withhold the information? Are they afraid of widespread panic?

As has been made clear by the Senate and House hearings the last two years, the “they” who have withheld the information boils down to the Executive Branch (the Presidents), and their military and security agencies.

Ask yourself a question (or envision a “thought experiment”).

You’ve just been elected President of the US, the “most powerful person in the world.” You have a press conference and announce that there is a non-human intelligence that we have been interacting with for some 80 years, and that we are attempting to replicate their much more advanced technology.

What will be the first question to you?

“Can we stop them if they become aggressive?”

Mmmmmmm.

How do you answer that question?

Will it be easy for “the most powerful person in the world” to openly admit potential impotence against non-human technology?

 

[The-Hack]

Kind of like Jurassic Park.

That is a pretty dead-on description of the “zoo hypothesis.”

If these are alien entities, they may, indeed, enjoy watching us blow each other up, like we watch from afar when animals battle for supremacy.