Showing posts with label alien. Show all posts
Showing posts with label alien. Show all posts

Thursday, July 12, 2012

Whistleblowers on US Govt Time Travel & Teleportation

Time travel and teleportation technologies are real, and the United States government has used them since at least the 1960s. So say our guests lawyer Andy Basiago and former special assistant to President Nixon Bernard Mendez. They know, because they say they were a part of these programs that sent them through time and space to the past, the future, and even to Mars! And they weren't alone. They report being with many others, including a young Barack Obama!

Laura Eisenhower, great-grandaughter of President Eisenhower also joins us to corroborate their stories of a secret space program hidden from the ordinary citizens of Earth.

Don't miss this lively panel discussion! Our guests don't agree on every aspect, but they all agree on one thing: It happened!

Friday, June 3, 2011

Why is Spielberg trying to scare you about aliens?

When school returns this fall and students everywhere stand in front of their class to relate their adventures, Steven Spielberg could tell tales of scaring the living reason out of America.

It is apparent that the most famous American filmmaker of all time has decided to spend his summer convincing the planet that we need to be afraid of an alien invasion.  How many movies showcasing aggressive takeover campaigns by extraterrestrials is this esteemed filmmaker behind?  Not 1, not 2, but 3.  A trinity of exoteric xenophobia-inducing propaganda pieces.  In short, a summer full of shit. 

The crapstravaganza begins June 10 with the release of Super 8.  This one is particularly painful for me because it's directed by J.J. Abrams, creator of The Show Television Was Invented For, a.k.a. LOST.  This may be the tamest, if not the lamest, of the 3 for the simple reason that it's based on a true story from 1979.  That's right, kids.  Aliens are REAL.  Don't get your panties in a bunch.  They've always been real, and still here we are...invasionless.  Real story or not, the synopsis indicates that this true story is "terrifying".  Goddammit, J.J.  Et tu?

The next fear fest is Transformers: Dark of the Moon, set for release on June 29.  I've seen the trailer for this in 3D on the world's largest digital IMAX screen (just minutes from my house), and the visuals will be astounding.  That's the only good thing I have to say about it.  This will probably be the best of the three at inducing sleepless nights as it features a complete planetary invasion by extraterrestrial war machines.  It's also the only film of the three to be set in the present day.

Finally (I hope), Cowboys & Aliens opens July 29.  As the title would indicate, it's set in the wild wild west of 1973.  There are some big names going up on the marquis beside this title: Harrison Ford plays the cavalry, the most recent James Bond Daniel Craig plays the dangerous stranger turned hero-of-the-day once the invasion starts (of course), and the lovely "13" from House, Olivia Wilde plays The Hot Chick You're Supposed to Care About.  Clancy Brown and Keith Carradine also join the cast.  Would that I cared.  I don't.  I've seen the trailer for this, and kudos to Spielberg for using craft that look like actual extraterrestrial ships to instill fear of aliens who are already here NOT invading us.  To add to the shame of this piece of propaganda, it's co-written by Damon Lindelhof of LOST fame.  Et tu, Damon?  Fuck.

What happened to the Steven Spielberg I grew up with?  What happened to the man behind Close Encounters and E.T.?  Neither of those flicks inspired fear, at least not after the movie's resolution.  They inspired wonder.  The aliens were not malevolent.  They were curious, communicative, cooperative, even playful.

So I have to ask myself why Spielberg might be dedicating an entire summer blockbuster season to inducing negative emotions like fear and xenophobia.  I hate to do it, but I gotta play the Jew card here.  Steven Spielberg comes from the Jewish culture.  How does that pertain here?  Well, I would think someone who has explored crimes of xenophobia against his own culture on film (Saving Private Ryan, Band of Brothers) would be reticent to turn around and perpetrate fear-based propaganda against people from another culture. And ultimately, that's what our extraterrestrial brethren are.  They're people.  From another culture.

And let's not forget that Spielberg is also behind Falling Skies, a coming television series about...you guessed it...ALIEN INVASION!

Could it be that Steven Spielberg is just bored of making people feel good?  Or could it be that he's being paid like a high dollar call girl to bring these fear-mongering messages to the masses?  Personally, I suspect the latter is more likely.  I don't think it's his idea.  I think he's being led, if not coerced.  Who knows what skeletons a rich man has in his closet?  Richer men.  More powerful men.  Men with the power to start wars and profit from them. 

Ultimately, they why of it all doesn't matter.  That it's happening is just a truly sad state of affairs.  But that doesn't mean you have to go see the movies.  I know I can say unequivocally that here are 3 summer flicks I will NOT be paying good money to see this summer.  And I might just sit out any Spielberg fare down the line on principle.  Judging from some of the titles, I'm guessing they're more of the same shameful shit: RobopocalypseMen in Black IIIWhen Worlds Collide?  Spielberg is turning into a one trick pony with a lame leg.  Perhaps it's time to put him out to pasture.

Whether you see any of these psy ops projects or not, I leave you with the message of encouragement delivered by angels and the Son of Man:

BE NOT AFRAID!

Monday, April 25, 2011

Occam's razor and chicken-skinned lies

I am amazed by the wildly improbable explanations the public will swallow in order to evade confronting paranormal realities.  The latest example is RT News claiming the alien body allegedly discovered in Siberia in the area of multiple authenticated UFO sightings was hoaxed by filling chicken skin with bread.   If you're unfamiliar with the video in question, please watch it by clicking HERE.

Occam's Razor is a theory that states the simplest explanation for a phenomenon is the most probable.  In the case of a relatively realistic-looking alien body, the simplest explanation is that it's an alien body.  Does that mean this isn't a hoax?  Heck no.  It could be, and I am personally reserving judgement.  But if it is a hoax, it's a sophisticated one.  In fact, I'd say that's the second simplest explanation for this footage; a sophisticated and realistic-looking hoax.  I don't know about you, but chicken skin and bread doesn't seem very sophisticated to me. 

The video is jerky and the resolution is poor, even by YouTube standards.  It's not like anyone is going to get a chance to touch or smell the body.  Why go to the trouble of creating it out of actual organic material when it would be so much easier just to mold it out of rubber?  Plus, how does one cover a fake alien corpse with chicken skin and make it appear seamless?  I challenge you to look at the picture below and tell me you believe it could be a fake alien covered with the integumentary layer of chickens.


Chicken skin and stale bread?  Please.
 No seams.  No stitches.  Just a smooth layer of skin over a humanoid form including skeletal and muscular structures.  There are sunken eyes.  There are teeth in the mouth.  Chicken skin and bread?  I don't think so. 

So if it's not chicken skin and bread, why would someone say so? And why would that information come from a newly-reputable news source like RT? One word: Disinformation.  I trust I don't need to define that for you or explain why the powers that be utilize this tool to shape the collective view of reality.

Swamp gas?
When the Mexican Air Force released footage from their own jet fighters of  11 balls of light 11,000 feet over the arid climate of their country, the official explanation was that pockets of gas somehow ignited.  Never mind that the footage clearly shows these lights in rapid and synchronized flight, or that these objects were clearly defined on radar.  Ah, the old swamp gas pat explanation!  A glaring clue that someone is lying to you, to be sure. 

Phoenix Lights March 13, 1997
When a series of lights appeared of Phoenix, AZ the night of March 13, 1997 for millions to see, the United States government tried to tell us it was a bunch of paratroopers with flares dropped from an A-10.  Never mind that the objects hovered motionless for several minutes, an impossible feat for a group of parachuting soldiers.  It defies reason.  Why would the military post such a blatant lie?  Because they have to explain it away for the American people, but they're challenged to come up with a better substitute for the truth.  This is your first clue there's something big going on here.  Maybe you should pay attention?

Witnesses of the actual Roswell crash and cover up claim to have seen bodies of humanoid extraterrestrials.  How did the U.S. government explain them?  They were just confused by crash test dummies.  Frank Kaufmann, an intelligence agent who saw the bodies for himself said, "The military can say what they want, there's not a doubt in my mind..." All the Roswell lies have been thoroughly and repeatedly debunked, but the general public is still on the fence.  I guess it goes to show that obvious lies as disinformation actually work.

Or at least they used to.

Human evolution - Believe less, question more

How many lies do we have to be told before we stop swallowing official explanations?  I believe the mass consciousness of those of us populating the Earth at this time is changing.  I believe we're wising up, as a whole.  We're beginning to understand there is a class of humans who would try to control the vast majority of us.  We're beginning to understand their motivation, and we're starting to recognize their modi operandi when we see it.  There's a growing readiness among the population to automatically question the veracity of every official explanation put before us.

This is evolution, and it has been spurred by a cascade of lies from on high.  From the USS Maine to Roswell to JFK to the Gulf of Tonkin to 9/11, the truth bubbled to the surface and growing legions of the disenfranchised are now disinformation-resistant like so many super germs.

When it comes to the reality of extraterrestrial and interdemensional life and technology, decades of sightings from credible people have convinced a growing group that something is going on.  We're left to wonder why our "leaders" and trusted "journalists" would gloss them over with poorly-constructed lies. 

Just this year NASA publicly adjusted the number of planets they believe could support life by almost 300%.  There are hundreds of billions of stars within each of the hundreds of billions of galaxies in the known universe.  Avant-garde thinkers in new physics have found mathematical reasons to believe there may be multiple universes and multiple layers of dimension within each.  In the face of these numbers, to postulate that Earth is the only planet with intelligent life is nothing short of ludicrous.  One has to really want to keep their head in the sand to continue to ignore the evidence that we're simply not alone!  And with 13.7 billion years to play with, it's a safe bet some really intelligent life out there has developed some really advanced technology!  I don't know about you, but an authentic alien body is looking more and more like the simplest explanation.

So: If a real alien body is the simplest explanation, and a sophisticated hoax is the second simplest explanation, but the story "they" are trying to feed you is chicken skin and bread, the emergent theory becomes the actual alien body by default!
And if governmental agencies are so willing to toss out glaring lies that smack of disinformation, shouldn't we be asking ourselves - and them - why?  What are they trying to hide from us?  What are their true intentions?  They're so ready to lie to you, can you honestly believe they have an ounce of concern for your safety and well-being?  Seems to me you're just a cog in their machine, and a nuisance if you believe in things like UFOs and benevolent alien civilizations.

Now that I've laid out the case against the chicken skin hoax, I ask you to ponder another question:  Where is the body now? 

Thursday, April 21, 2011

MSNBC continues disinfo streak about UFO Disclosure

Ever since seeing the alien body footage from Russia last week I've been wondering who will jump out to prove it's a fake first.  I guess I'm not surprised it's MSNBC.  It seems to be their policy to bat down anything related to UFO Disclosure. 

But judging by the headline (Siberian snow job: 'Dead alien' video is a hoax), I thought MSNBC would actually be able to back up their claim that this was, indeed, a hoax. Guess I deserve to be disappointed by my former favorite news outlet.

Disinfo author Benjamin Radford lays out his "evidence" as follows:
The first is the way the video was shot; it opens with what is called an "establishing shot." This is a common filmmaking technique to let the viewers know where the scene is taking place. (We see this in sitcoms, for example, when we're shown the exterior of a house or apartment before cutting to the action inside the room.)

The Russian alien video clip begins, inexplicably and improbably, with a wide shot of a snow-covered rural area and what appears to be a factory in the distance. The handheld camera then pans right to find the cameraman's companion nearby, and then to a snowy trench leading to what appears to be the small alien creature.

It's clear that the filmmakers knew the alien was there, and didn't just "discover" it on cue. Furthermore, the actors, who speak in Russian, can be heard laughing, and their tones do not suggest that they just stumbled upon a genuine alien body.

Besides that, the scene doesn't even match up. The camera follows a snow trench leading to the alien (suggesting a spacecraft crash ), yet no space vessel is seen. Instead, it's just the alien, seemingly posed for dramatic effect — indeed, one of its legs appears to have been torn off in the crash — as if it had been flying under its own power when it suddenly dropped from the sky.

.It's also suspicious that the alien just happens to look almost exactly like the popular depictions of "little green (or gray) men." These are the typical big-headed, small-limbed aliens that appear on T-shirts, movies, books, and elsewhere. The alien dummy's skin is translucent, which is a nice creepy effect seen in many Hollywood films, but could have easily been made using clear gelatin and animal parts from a butcher shop.

Here's the video:


Do I suspect it could be a hoax? Sure, but not for the reasons mentioned by this complete non-authority with nary a piece of evidence to back his claim. In fact, while the general public might expect a post on MSNBC.com to be actual news, this is just one closed mind's opinion based on a series of conjectures.  Do I suspect the body could be genuine? Sure, since no one has been able to point to a really good reason to discount it.

Yeah, the photographer uses an establishing shot. Yeah, the Russians are somewhat jovial about their discovery. Nothing about the video indicates they just happened to discover the body at that moment. Rather, it seems obvious to me they'd previously found the body, used the establishing shot to give their viewers a reference, and then showed them their find.

Why is that so difficult to grasp?

The funniest thing about Radford's so-called evidence is he claims it looks too much like what we expect an alien to look like. Let's apply that to video of...oh, I don't know, let's say a horse. Looks like a horse. Must be fake.  This is the sort of non-sequitur thinking that has worked to sway public thinking in the past.  The public has grown wiser.  Maybe there's a reason it looks like an alien, Benny-boy. Maybe it's a bloody alien!

In the end, I find the shiny transparent layer around the body to be suspicious. Other than that, if it's a fake it's a darned good one.

Furthermore, there were sightings in that very area witnessed my many people.


That actually happened. Sightings have been actually happening at an increasing rate globally since October 2010. There is something going on. There is something out there. That much is real.

Why can't this be?

Monday, March 7, 2011

Strange alien encounter reported by South Dakota security officer

The following incident was reported to MUFON yesterday concerning an encounter between a South Dakota man and at least two alien beings while the man drove home from work.  This is by far the strangest of several recent reports from the Dakotas, one of the least populated regions of the United States.


Case Number: 28132

Submitted Date: 2011-03-06 18:47 GMT

Event Date: 2011-03-05 00:00 GMT
City: Timber Lake

Region: South Dakota

Country: US

Description: I am reporting this for my husband as he had to go to work. He works at [Employer removed/cms/tg] for the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe as a security officer.
When he came home last night he said, "it touched me!" and he was visibly shaken. It took awhile for me to get his story out, but I typed it out as he told me. Below is [sic] his words. It should be noted that the usual drive from the casino back home takes 90 minutes driving normally. He said this started happening around 11:15 Pm but he didn't get home until almost 2 am march 6. He wasn't even aware that this had taken longer than normally and when talking to him he wasn't even aware that there was missing time.

here are his words, "Sunday March 6 2011 Witness , [name deleted/cms/tg] security guard [employer removed/cms/tg] Driving home in car alone after work at about the red lights started about 11:40 PM might???ve been later than that. The red lights are like softballs, hundreds of them, real light and spinning around the car south of highway 20 and was on highway 63 about 5 miles travelling south to Eagle Butte. The red balls spun around the car for what seemed like a long time, it was real neat. The Red lights about 100-200 of these red lights and kept going around the car for a couple of miles. They never got super close like 2 car lengths away from me but all around me After a couple of miles the car was slowing down. I was doing about 60MPH but it slowed down to 40MPH and wouldn???t go any faster. Then the red lights just disappeared. They didn???t fly off or anything they just disappeared. The car then went back up to 60 MPH like I normally drive it. I just thought it was kind of weird but kind of neat. Then I got to where a gravel road meets 63 one of the wind block experiment station.. soil erosion experiment (that???s about 15-20 miles south of Timber Lake on 63) then I got a feeling of goosbumps all over me. It was tingly cold feeling all over me. Then I saw this thing on the side of the road where the gravel road meets the road and before I knew it it was on the car. It reached in and touched my head through the windshield and ran it???s hand down my back. My back got real hot.

Description of alien: It had an oblong head, really thin body, thin arms and legs, it was translucent it was glowing like a real dim light bulb cause you can see through it. Eyes were size of human, really long nose long in length. It has a really big mouth. It???s arms were like sticks they were parallel through each other the two sticks looked like it was glowing. It was around 4 foot tall but its arms stretched.

The other one, on the left hand side of the road had a face like a beast horrifying, ugly, looked wrinkly walked like a squat about the size of a goat. It was glowing too reddish brown.It was wide and narrow. And almost as fast as I saw it it was gone (the one on the side of the road)

The one that was on the car it seemed like it was there for awhile because tingly feeling didn???t go away it felt like it was still there. The tingly feeling lasted about 10 minutes. The one on the car it got to the point where I couldn???t feel or see it anymore, I didn???t feel like anything was completely gone until I got to the bison farm (15 miles from Eagle Butte) Once I reached there was more farm houses everything was gone. The car used a lot more gas than it usually does. It was over ??? tank when started and used over a ??? tank to get that far on 63. I know sky was clear but couldn???t see any stars. Checked [name removed/cms/tg] for marks found none. His head was hot and demeanor was aggitated upon returning home
All I can say is "WOW".  The respected holy men among Native American nations the continent over have always reported past and ongoing contact with extraterrestrials.  In fact, it was through a conference of these sacred tribal leaders that I had foreknowledge of what would become known as the Phoenix Lights months before the event occurred in 1997.  It makes sense that they would increase activity among these people in the lead up to First Contact.

What are your thoughts about this tale?  Hit me with a comment below!
 

Monday, February 28, 2011

Multiple witnesses report UFO armada over Pittsburgh area

I dedicate this post to all my sisters and brothers who are still in denial about what is taking place on this planet in recent months.  I hope this event is enough "really good proof" to wake at least a few more people.

I've been sitting on this post until I had all the info together and enough time to do it justice.  Although the sheer numbers of craft are much greater than any recent sighting over North America I know of, and even though it happened in the rural areas near a major American metropolis, I figured it would slip into the dark night undiscovered by most and unheeded by the few who became aware, like so many other events you never hear about on World News Tonight or CNN.com.

Alas, it seems to have grown slightly beyond said radar blip and I think the time is right to see if I can get the message through to a few more folks.  After all, in my opinion, the video is pretty freakin' good.

About 11:15 last Saturday, February 19th, near North Huntingdon, PA - a town about 10 miles to the southeast of Pittsburgh - a resident stepped into her backyard to have a smoke and let her dog do its business.  She'd just received a text from a friend in the nearby Murraysville area saying there were a few strange objects in the sky and she thought she'd have a look.  Our witness says she wasn't prepared for what she ended up seeing.  The following is taken directly from her witness report on MUFON.com.

Glancing around the sky which was full of partly cloudy skies and brisk winds coming from the NW heading SE, I noticed many small star-like self-illuminated objects traveling from the SSE toward the NNW. When I say 'many', I mean like several hundred (and I say that as an understatement) of round spheres all moving in a static, fairly fast pace all heading in the same direction NNW towards Monroeville coming from the direction of west of Irwin, which is SSE of here. My response was naturally, "WTF are those!?" I couldn't believe my eyes were seeing these things.

There seemed to be large groups of these round objects passing, then a pause, some stragglers, then another large cluster of them. Some above the clouds, some below the clouds. It was like the sky's starfield was moving across the sky -- yet I could see the real stars holding their places. Maybe 3 feet wide at arm's length in width. First, I tried to wake my husband, but he had to work at 5 am, and wouldn't get up to see them. After ten minutes of this action, I then tried to call my friend to see if she was seeing it as well, but no answer.

Some of them seemed to be grouped together in geometric shapes, some even in a "V" shape or boomerang configuration. Seeing as they were bright like stars, these could not be birds in migration nor balloons flying upwind, and the number of them rules out satellites or even aircraft. I need to mention that early on during the first batch or two, a helicopter with red lights was flying in approximately the same path, not unlike it was pacing the spheres, or the reverse.

I was in AWE. I couldn't believe what I was seeing. It seemed too unreal. They kept coming, one batch after another.Then I saw higher up 2 very large crafts above the clouds moving like half the speed of the spheres/orbs. Very large as in 6 inches wide at arm's length! A drawing is attached. They reminded me of reddish spider web shapes with a weighted red light in center, pulling it down. Reminded me of an upside down pyramid or a "princess cut" diamond shape, a polygon but with 2 pie-like slices missing. I could see a faint gray "cast" of the craft showing sections. It had steady white lights at tips, 2 blinking smaller red lights, with bigger red light at 'tip'. Most lights were pretty dim. Only because it's fairly dark here could I see the detail.

I kept trying to call my friend hoping she'd answer. (She had texted me earlier that night, she told me there was alot of activity the night before and asked me to come over - I couldn't make it tonight - who would have though all this would happen over my house tonight). Finally at 11:45 pm she answered. She'd been in her hot tub and didn't hear the phone.

I frantically explained what I had been seeing. They were still coming in groups. She searched her skies but couldn't see anything from her location during the time on the phone (which was from that period onward). She told me to grab a camera and try to get any pictures I could with a timed exposure if possible. As we talked, 2 more big pyramid/diamond shaped ones went by, one was underneath the other. I tried to take pictures, but they didn't turn out too well (best one attached). She was thinking of trying to drive to catch them to film them, but the direction they were traveling wasn't conducive to doing so (the distance was too great and terrain is mountainous). At the direction (NNW towards Monroeville --see satellite map) and speed they were traveling, it would have made it very unlikely they could be caught on film with better equipment, we thought. But then more of them kept coming. Even after midnight, they were still coming in clusters. I don't know how long I was out there, it could have lasted until about 12:30 am or so on the 20th. In my best estimate, I'd say that at least 800 to more than 1000 of the small spheres/orbs were seen, plus the 4 bigger crafts. Then it stopped.

Here is a video of the event with audio of a 911 call underneath.  This was uploaded to the MUFON report by the witness above without explanation as to how she obtained it, who shot it, etc. 



Here is the photo taken by the witness and mentioned in her report. If you click on the thumbnail, the full image will load in a new window.  As she admits it's not the best photo, but several lights can be seen.







Here is a graphic created by the witness describing the different craft she saw.  She's done us the favor of attaching a map of the area with what she perceived to be the flight path of this armada.  Again, if you click on the image it will load at full size in a new window.

But last Saturday wasn't the first time an event of this sort has taken place in the Pittsburgh area.  Here is another video - from the same area - shot 4 days before the event described above.  Not only are there a multitude of lights/craft shown in this video - but there are numerous instances of the craft dropping/shooting something down to the Earth below.  Very interesting!

I was alerted to this evidence by a friend.  You can find it on io9.com




Again, my hope is that these events and corresponding videos wake up a few more people to the slow, gentle disclosure occuring in the skies over Earth.  Our friends are here, and they're trying to get you to notice without slapping you in the face.  A new day is coming, and it's going to rock.  Maybe you'd like to let your fellow humans in on the excitement?  Please - for the love of God - share this news!  Tell people on Facebook.  Tweet it, email it, digg it, reddit it - whatever you can do.  Spread the light, people.

Please.

Tuesday, February 22, 2011

ET: Really good proof

A very religious Facebook friend commented last night on my post about the Chicago UFOs.  His claim is there may or may not be life "out there".  We just don't know.  He says "we need some really good proof."

"We need some really good proof." Translation: "This idea makes me uncomfortable and I refuse to allow myself to see the evidence. I will continue to do so until somebody literally makes me or society as a whole accepts the idea, thereby making it more comfortable."

This makes my friend agnostic. A - Gnostic. Without Gnosis. An interesting position for a person of faith, to be sure.

Trouble is, there's plenty of "really good proof" and always has been. These videos and the multitudinous others, past and increasingly present, aren't the proof - they're just supporting evidence.

The proof is in medieval paintings and inside stone age caves. The proof is in Giza, where we still haven't REGAINED the technology to accomplish what the ancient Egyptians did. The proof is in the common lore of aboriginal people dispersed over the continents and time.

The proof is in the countless government and military witnesses of the Disclosure Project willing to testify before a congress that refuses to hear them. The proof is in released intergovernmental memos acknowledging not only the existence of extraterrestrial life and technology, but our acquisition of the same. The proof is in scientific advances since 1947, like Teflon and Kevlar.

The proof is in the cosmos, where NASA recently admitted there were literally twice as many stars as they acknowledged before - and 50% of them have Earth-like planets. The proof is in the math, considering there are billions of these stars just in our galaxy and billions of galaxies in the KNOWN universe.

The proof is in the world's business and governmental leaders converging on Riyadh, Saudi Arabia for the Global Competitiveness Forum last month to hear a 5-person panel including physicist Michio Kaku and Ufologist Stanton Friedman tell them this is real and you humans better start considering the implications. In that audience were Tony Blair, Jean Chretien, Google execs, Disney execs, etc, etc.

And, yes, the proof is in the skies for the thousands of our brothers and sisters who happen to catch a glimpse each year. Some of them actually capture their experiences on video or photographs. Most don't. Believers include Ronald Reagan, who had two encounters and his predecessor Jimmy Carter who openly talked about seeing a UFO. Ike saw one at sea while he was still just a general.  As President, he reportedly met with extraterrestrials, a story corroborated by his great-granddaughter Laura Eisenhower.  According to his wife, Jackie Gleason hit up his buddy Richard Nixon to let him view alien bodies kept by the United States.  Hillary Clinton is apparently on to something.  While First Lady, she was photographed carrying a book about the implications of etraterrestrial contact.  Mikhail Gorbachev told the world the phenomena were real and should be treated seriously - something probably not mentioned to Americans. There are a lot of things Americans don't get told about.

You might argue it's all circumstantial evidence. I would argue that the amount of evidence forces us to accept the circumstances.

But I don't believe we'll need proof much longer. Because contact will be here soon enough.

Tuesday, February 15, 2011

Disclosure in the classroom

According to a local webzine, students of Bishop King Primary School in Kingsway, England enjoyed an interesting exercise yesterday.  The day started with a faked UFO crash on their playground.  Local Air Force and police volunteers "secured" the site.  Then aliens from the spacecraft (kids from a local performing arts school, dressed up and painted) joined students in classes for the day, answering questions and being "shown" things by the Earth humans. 

The event was put together in order to encourage creative writing and imaginative thinking within the school.

Sure.  I believe that.  But I also find it very interesting that this particular scenario was chosen.  Whether it was a purposeful disclosure or one suggested into being by extraterrestrial sources, we may never know. 



Sunday, June 6, 2010

NASA Finds Life in Our Solar System...

...maybe.

NASA scientists haven't actually found life on Saturn's moon Titan, but they've found evidence that suggests life is there. Namely, they think something is breathing the atmosphere and using the moon's natural resources. Of course, they also say these things could be caused by something else.

So take it as you will, but consider the implications. If oxygen-breathing carbon and sulfer-based life forms are found in one place in our solar system (Earth), AND hydrogen-breathing life forms based on some other element are found elsewhere within our same single solar system, then the chances for life to exist elsewhere is probably doubled.  This is especially true when you consider that there are more than 200 BILLION stars in our galaxy alone.  Now consider that there are HUNDREDS OF BILLIONS of galaxies in the Universe...

Any person who tells you that there's no such thing as aliens is not to be trusted.  Either you're smarter than they are, or they're just being dishonest.  And if they're being dishonest, they don't give a fuck about you!