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originally posted by: pigsy2400
Tom thinks there's a cover-up to;
"I think part of the cover-up is a psychological operation, so that the occupants of the ufos themselves still think we know nothing about them"
Tom DeLonge's statement about the cover up being a psy op directed at the aliens more or less implies that the aliens are monitoring our internet. And why wouldn't they, after all?
originally posted by: ConfusedBrit
originally posted by: pigsy2400
Tom thinks there's a cover-up to;
"I think part of the cover-up is a psychological operation, so that the occupants of the ufos themselves still think we know nothing about them"
Which would beg the question: just how dumb and naive are these UFO occupants?
I can't really fault Tom's sheer enthusiasm after being a UFO fan for the last twenty years and deciding to do something about it, especially for the benefit of young people - which seemed one of his primary goals alongside the added curious mission of encouraging young'uns to trust their Government. Indeed, Tom has to broadcast his admiration for the Government and Military since Disclosure from them is his Holy Grail.
Is he being used? If there is no Holy Grail, it's likely. Is he a 21st century Bennewitz but on a grander scale, surrounded by multiple Doty-style mirage men? Well, if you were in the latter's shoes, would YOU look a gift horse like Delonge in the mouth?
Naturally I hope I'm wrong, but the possibilities remain. Time will indeed tell us all.
originally posted by: Willtell
a reply to: 1point92AU
I’m referring to your statement about the uniqueness of the military pilot. Greer had a small army of military witnesses TTSA in comparison doesn’t have much.
Look, I have no issue that you like TTSA. Good for you and them.
How I view them, I judge by their UFO disclosure output, and their UFO event reporting. Both are on a low level: The events are Close encounters of a First Kind.
The supposed discloser is zero so far.
Disclosure is not merely some pilots reporting UFO experiences; we have thousands of them it’s the government supposedly telling us what they know.
Yes...it seems most people don't realize how important this moment in disclosure is. But not on the level of Steven Greer's 4 hours of Disclosure Project testimonies back in 'May 2001. That was truly momentous... and then 9/11 happened and afterwards Steven Greer came back a beaten man and he inexplicably went about the business of losing his hard won credibility.
originally posted by: 1point92AU
a reply to: pigsy2400
Seen or read it all. You're missing the point entirely. You and the TTSA Fanboy haters club overlook relevant present day information because your ego won't let you get past TDL and Zondo. I dislike TDL but that doesn't blind me to the importance of present day info that whether you like it or not came about only as a result of TTSA.
Nothing you argue is going to negate the fact TTSA has brought relevant information to the forefront.
We have 2 on the record ACTIVE DUTY fighter pilots, a retired 18 year veteran fighter pilot, and another estimated 60-100 active duty fighter pilots who have all come into contact with the aerial phenomena and nothing has been done about it.
Your ego with Tom Delonge is blinding you into ignoring the most important real time info ever disclosed to the general public.
Maybe you don't comprehend the importance of what this means because you are being misguided by your self appointed leader MM who likes to argue that a computer game developer who has never flown a fighter jet has more credibility at identifying other fighter jets than an actual 18 year 3,000+ hour fighter jet pilot.
According to Graham Hancock, Elizondo has 24 videos and so far we've seen 3.
originally posted by: galadofwarthethird
a reply to: beetee
Is that what this disclosure thing is about?
Well, here is some food for thought. What if what they already released is like 70% of what they got?
Which would be more of a bummer, that its just snipits here and there all along, and nobody really has anything concrete. Or that there is some shadowy organization out to keep videos of aliens picking there noses away from you. Even though if released, it will all be called fake and CG anyways?
Well, cant say that radar data that the navy may or may not have, would be all that entertaining to watch for the masses out there, of which only a few are UFO fans.