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originally posted by: Bybyots
a reply to: ATODASO
Kelly is convinced that the RK starships are using propulsion systems that leverage enslaved living plasma beings.
"the gubmint is to be accused of reverse engineering ANYTHING, it would have to be a plasma critter, as they apparently actually exist."
I think it's highly likely, that if it is truly using some 'reverse engineered tech', that it's in fact got a 'plasma critter' or something like that captured and made part of the design.
originally posted by: ATODASO
ok, who do we see hanging out on this site and (particularly) participating in dud3guy's thread and lead-up? uh, aircraft mechanics and engineers, probably some military connections, maybe retired.
same basic profile as bennewitz, and the narrative template was strong enough to break HIM, so why would you hire new writers?
eta: sorry, i don't want to offend anybody, i'm just calling it like i see it.
originally posted by: The GUT
And thusly, unmanned BT drone systems that have rather interesting EM features but are more earthly-inspired could be the target, and seem worth looking at a little more in-depth---while leaving the supremely knowledgeable ablative disks to muddy reputations?
Which reminds me: The Iran Incident is fascinating, but I've always smelled the cigar smoke the states dear ol' uncle. Lotsa EM effects there AND another case where the U.S. seemed to be willing to promote ET.
The latter claim mirrors a famous UFO incident that reportedly occurred over Tehran in 1976, in which F-4 fighter jets that were scrambled to intercept an unidentified aircraft temporarily lost use of weapons and instruments while in pursuit.
While the technology described in the 2004 incidents hasn't been publicly demonstrated by any foreign military today, it stands to reason that it certainly wasn't available in 1976.
originally posted by: ATODASO
originally posted by: The GUT
a reply to: Kantzveldt
Have we ever come to any conclusion if those FL folk are in the know somehow or, alternately, some kind of psyop themselves? Because that stuff on BTs--and the directed plasmas--is oh-so-shiny. Too shiny. I like it, though.
@ ATODASO: Well, do you see any footholds to pursue the psyops/narrative disruptors angle? I gave it a go and it's still my personal #1 suspect. There's some more precedent and factoids I can think of, but nothing that hasn't been covered elsewhere.
one thing i can think of off the top of my hair actually has something to do with the crayzier e.m. weapons that distracted me earlier in this thread.
any hard evidence of that tech being applied, even though we have shady partial documentation on its development? and given that it was mostly sourced off of military dudes who were ballsdeep in 70's-80's era psy-op r&d?
if that was mostly a cool story to cover e.m. weapons that had PHYSICAL effects and could be used on a crowd?
well, it might look a lot like what happened with dud3guy and his black triangles.
but sub in drone warfare for crowd control this time around.
The most noteworthy "non-lethal" technology presentations included the following: "High Power Microwave Technology" "Application of Extremely Low Frequency Electromagnetic Fields to Non-Lethal Weapons" "Voice Synthesis" "Incremental Aggression: Requirements for the Future" "Chemical/Biological Anti-Terrorism" "Biological Challenges" "Non-Lethal Research: Fracture & Dynamic Behavior, Biotechnology & Structural Ceramics, and many more.
Interestingly, the opening address was given by General E.C. Meyer (Ret.), former Chief of Staff of the U.S. Army the very same General Meyer who had set up the Department of Defense conference in which Michael Riconosciuto had been the principal speaker from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. to a group of senior level national security research and development officials.
The objective and scope of the 1993 Los Alamos conference included exploring a non-lethal approach to apply force against not only wartime enemies (the Soviet Union had already fallen) but against "terrorists" and "international drug traffickers" as well. The introduction noted that the purpose of the conference was to bring together "industry, government, and academia to explore the potential of non-lethal defense and identify requirements so that the defense community can work together in leveraging the non-lethal concept."
Based upon the technical presentations listed in the brochure, it didn't appear to me that such technology as acoustical, high power microwave, laser, ELF/RF weapons and "psychotronic" systems were particularly NEW in the field of military or intelligence applications. Obviously, what was occurring at this conference was the presentation of these formidable weapons to law enforcement for domestic (U.S.) applications
originally posted by: cuckooold
It's worth reading the whole article (and indeed, the sequence of articles) to adequately contextualise what is being written. Fascinating and scary stuff with quite a few of our 'players' getting a mention.
originally posted by: Kantzveldt
a reply to: The GUT
It's always been the sort of thing you can only draw your own conclusions upon due to the unverifiable nature of their source FL documents, but certainly as some have considered there is correlation between what they hint at and the clumsily disseminated information under discussion in this thread.
originally posted by: Bybyots
a reply to: KellyPrettyBear
Loves you Kev,
if THEY don't know for a certainty what those shiny spheres that cause hallucinations and have been reported throughout recorded history are, then why should YOU?
not that that has anything to do with black triangle drones.
witchy (or warlocky)?
originally posted by: Baddogma
...To confuse the issue, though, (or offer a synopsis for others who haven't read GUTs threads or others of it's ilk) maybe they are related in that the tech the black triangles use is based upon these sentient plasma piles, or some of the UFO's that present as balls of light.
There's always alcohol (etc.), loud music and crappy TV, my friend