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If there is the alleged black project going on and the allegation of killings over it is true,
originally posted by: ConnectDots
a reply to: network dude
If there is the alleged black project going on and the allegation of killings over it is true, ....
originally posted by: ConnectDots
For anyone new reading this post, here is a link to an interview of whistleblower AC Griffith:
www.abovetopsecret.com...
originally posted by: ConnectDots
Regarding the technology for the alleged Project Cloverleaf, I think everyone needs to watch the archives of the Citizen Hearing on Disclosure.
The hearing provided a platform for those who have experienced first hand the reality of the UFO phenomenon, and who have subsequently been told by the military, "You didn't see this."
The secrecy surrounding UFOs ties in directly with the secrecy surrounding real physics.
In order to keep the reality of UFOs secret, the physics that explains how they work has to be kept secret.
Real physics is not taught in universities.
originally posted by: AdmireTheDistance
If Project Camelot says something is true, you can pretty much be assured that there's not a lick of truth to it.
originally posted by: ConnectDots
So, I would suggest you explore for yourself, rather than go along to get along.
originally posted by: ConnectDots
Yes, us and them is a problem.
Is a debate an attempt to overcome that problem and move forward? In my opinion, that's largely the benefit of debate.
originally posted by: DenyObfuscation
What to make of the claims that those trails weren't around before the 90s? Does he think before he speaks?
originally posted by: ConnectDots
Bearing in mind the topic of us vs. them as a mindset, and how it affects public affairs, what was your rationale there?
originally posted by: ConnectDots
a reply to: AdmireTheDistance
Oh, the "snake oil salesman" meme.
I've seen that many times on ATS.
I wonder how many memes we're going to go through before we move on?
originally posted by: ConnectDots
originally posted by: ConnectDots
You asked me that before using the term "persistent contrail," correct?
Scrolling back I can't find that you did. It must have been some other post I was thinking about.
As I have posted on the thread already, this photo:
does not look like normal trails to me because the explanation for the pattern observed, that of busy air traffic, does not hold water for me.
Why?
In conflicts with my personal experience.
It's an expression, and in this case, a fitting one. What term would you prefer I use? Liars? Frauds? Charlatains? Con artists?
originally posted by: ConnectDots
The evidence lies in listening to the testimony of people who have experienced things firsthand and subsequently have the courage to speak out about it.
originally posted by: ConnectDots
a reply to: AdmireTheDistance
Well, it's not evidence if you expect charts and diagrams and peer-reviewed scientific papers.
Is that what you're looking for?
originally posted by: ConnectDots
a reply to: waynos
waynos,
Let's move on.
If you take the issue of what air traffic looks like today vs. the issue of the allegation of people getting killed over black projects, the blackest being the program that is the subject of this thread, as AC Griffith testified to, which is more important?