Most of the statements are going to be used as misdirection and keeping people anesthetized to anything cogent being released, as the truth of UFO/UAP phenomenon would be too much of a mind-fuck for society to accept; that if people's day-to-day life was determined to decide on whether their usual routine of existence is worthwhile to pursue, the collateral-effect of disclosure would undermine the purpose of government to ensure stability and continuation of a self-interest paradigm.HighlyIrregular wrote: ↑Sat Jun 26, 2021 3:54 pmI thought the UFO stuff was going to be declassified and there were higher resolution photos but I'm still just seeing the indistinct black UFO. And I heard an air force guy say these sightings happen every day which I doubt. I wanted to hear recommendations, like more funding or reallocation of funds, but the article I read on this didn't mention that. Can't they use something to determine if it's even a solid object? Take a normal looking photo? I want to question the agency making the claims.
Even with some evidence I've gathered on my part and having been involved periodically with studying up on the phenomenon and human psychology, I don't fully know the answer. Some aspects very clearly reveal a physical phenomenon that exists as evidence on radar and revealed in photographs, which are ruled out as not being errors in recording instruments, but another aspect to the phenomenon is very clearly involved with aspects of physics that humanity is simply not prepared to understand. . . Things that transcend time and physicality, and appear to be involved with an extradimensional aspect. Literally, the stuff that reveals itself as being impossible without somehow defying the law of physics we know of it, and something that likely is involved with claims of the paranormal (that what level of physics exists from the knowledge standpoint of an advanced extraterrestrial presence, likely could be represented in how to explain claims of ghosts and things like clairvoyance and telepathy.)
It sounds crazy until you realize proof does exist, and if I were to make a guess I suspect society has been involved with advanced intelligence that has attempted to assist mankind; and for human intelligence to make sense of something as advanced--and presuming an altruistic intent--something that would have humanities best interest at heart would seem quite sinister to us. Think of how religions incorporate the idea of god as a combination of "good" and "bad" archetypes, and how easy it is for people to forget that 'God' comprises both sides of the same coin.
People want to believe that society and all it encompasses has an answer, and when an answer isn't immediately clear to us we would rather eschew with it in favor of a paradigm that aligns with our wish-fulfillment.
If I were to guess, not even 1% of the population would be prepared for the truth if properly understood in the context of what is going on, and I doubt even .0001% could even fathom what is actually going on (and I don't consider myself to be someone that understands what is going on.)
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Uri Geller on Facebook has a post about a photo, where he and Werner Von Braun (yea, the former Nazi scientist) are getting into a vehicle he claims is at an Airforce base, where they would drive to an underground secret area where he insinuates that alien beings were being kept. . . Though he isn't exactly a trustworthy sort of information, I have heard of similar claims regardijg ufos being shown to well known people.
Some aspects of his story make me doubt him as he describes fitting into a jacket with NASA logos, which I wouldn't expect to be in such an area.
I suspect he is a bit of a BS artist (kind of know it.)
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I often think back to the 'Book of Enoch' with regards to religion having some basis in "divine intervention," and will watch this later.
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