Is the Pope About to Make an ET Disclosure? Operation Blue Beam - "Little Green Men" - Whoa!

This was NOT originated by Jeff Rense as was my previous and embarrassing thread. However, I did get it from rense.com, an excellent source for articles that rarely make MSM.

The title of the depressing article is "Is the Pope About to Make an ET Disclosure at World Religion Unification Conference?" and it's authored by Dave Hodges wild and crazy guy and a man who desperately needs to see a psychiatrist. The article is chock full of what may be new revelations revolving around the catholic pope, Operation Blue Beam, General Mark A Milley, mentioning “little green men”, the Clintons, etc.

I found the whole affair ridiculous 'cause to me the pope is a cult leader and he has no voice in anything outside his specialty which is keeping a large percentage of foolish, believing humans under his irrational control with fear and mythology.

The pope recently said he would baptize extraterrestrials as they would visit the Earth! Dementia has certainly set in!

General Mark A Milley told a graduating class of future soldiers that in addition to all that they fight they might, or would, fight "little green men".

Hillary Clinton is always paraded as saying that if she became president (god forbid!) we, the unwashed public, would be told what the government secretly knows about UFOs and alleged aliens.

If you need a good laugh, go here, but don't say I didn't warn you:
www.thecommonsenseshow.com...

a reply to: klassless

Just one question, how could the article's author know what the Pope is going to do?

Does he know the Pope conversationally?

originally posted by: klassless
This was NOT originated by Jeff Rense as was my previous and embarrassing thread. However, I did get it from rense.com, an excellent source for articles that rarely make MSM.

The title of the depressing article is "Is the Pope About to Make an ET Disclosure at World Religion Unification Conference?" and it's authored by Dave Hodges wild and crazy guy and a man who desperately needs to see a psychiatrist. The article is chock full of what may be new revelations revolving around the catholic pope, Operation Blue Beam, General Mark A Milley, mentioning “little green men”, the Clintons, etc.

I found the whole affair ridiculous 'cause to me the pope is a cult leader and he has no voice in anything outside his specialty which is keeping a large percentage of foolish, believing humans under his irrational control with fear and mythology.

The pope recently said he would baptize extraterrestrials as they would visit the Earth! Dementia has certainly set in!

General Mark A Milley told a graduating class of future soldiers that in addition to all that they fight they might, or would, fight "little green men".

Hillary Clinton is always paraded as saying that if she became president (god forbid!) we, the unwashed public, would be told what the government secretly knows about UFOs and alleged aliens.

If you need a good laugh, go here, but don't say I didn't warn you:
www.thecommonsenseshow.com...

The "Little Green men" qoute is a description of Russian Soldiers using Hybrid Warfare during the Crimean/Ukrainian conflict.

a reply to: johnthejedi24

That sounds like a thread you should post if you habe not allready done so.

originally posted by: klassless


If you need a good laugh, go here, but don't say I didn't warn you:
www.thecommonsenseshow.com...

I don't need a good laugh, but thanks anyway...Oh! and bless you..

No offense but who needs the Pope's disclosure?

I'm gonna hate to hear people saying they believe in ET now just because the Pope says so. I'll use that as a social filter. Full loaded colander predicted.

It appears the pope is participating in trying to help bring about a one world religion. The coming woo reality.

dave hodges! isn`t he that crazy guy, who makes daily posts on before it`s news, about outlandish end of the world crap. He`s never been right about ANYTHING, EVER! that dude is certifiably insane.

a reply to: chr0naut

He meet him at an Italian restaurant

a reply to: klassless

I checked pope's schedule online and it doesn't include any trip to Israel in September. Therefore this is a hoax info that floods the internet.
The prayer meeting of 3 religions will indeed occur, source Breaking Israel News. But it doesn't mention the pope to participate in it. Even less - extraterrestrials. They say they will pray and discuss issues between the religions. I don't see anything bad in it!

The internet Christians always speak of love and peace how Christianity is way better than the others. But when it comes to practical steps, they would call every such meeting of understanding something bad according to their own narrow views. IMO it is great the religions who operate in the region of the Holy Land will sit and talk. They talked on a conference during pope Benedict's visit to Israel, televised, and nothing bad happened. No satan enthroned, nothing. Instead, pope Benedict celebrated holy mass infront of the walls of Jerusalem in Kidron valley, a place where Jesus walked 1985 years ago.

a reply to: klassless

I don't want to derail my own thread or criticize catholicism but before I authored this threadI had noticed online articles about "pope lucifer god" and I just typed that on Google and, boy, 542,000 results! Unbelievable article titles!

I have no idea why the Vatican is interested in astronomy, especially after it condemned Galileo Galilei for his heretic findings but the Vatican has a telescope in Arizona. How does it support catholicism? So they share the data with universities and rent out the place, etc. You can't go to the observatory for masses, or to talk to god through jesus, or to offer your confession, or to be forgiven for your sins.

They're not looking for aliens 'cause that is being covered with more powerful instruments. And talk about misusing priests!

What's preferred, saving souls or saving data?

www.vovatt.org...
Welcome to the website of Vatican Advanced Technology Telescope
The Vatican Observatory Research Group (VORG) operates the 1.8m Alice P. Lennon Telescope with its Thomas J. Bannan Astrophysics Facility, known together as the Vatican Advanced Technology Telescope (VATT), at the Mount Graham International Observatory (MGIO) in southeastern Arizona where sky conditions are among the best in the world and certainly the Continental United States.

originally posted by: luciferslight
a reply to: chr0naut

He meet him at an Italian restaurant

Not an Argentinian one?

I did not realize the Pope was worthy of listening to. Religon can explain this crap?!?!?! yea right..: GOD sucks

Rank Death toll (estimate) Event Location Date
1 1,000,000–4,000,000*[1] 1931 China floods China July, August, 1931
2 900,000–2,000,000[2] 1887 Yellow River flood China September, October, 1887
3 830,000[3] 1556 Shaanxi earthquake China January 23, 1556
4 450,000 (242,000–655,000) 1976 Tangshan earthquake China July 28, 1976
5 375,000 (250,000–500,000)[1] 1970 Bhola cyclone East Pakistan (now Bangladesh) November 13, 1970
6 300,000[4] 1839 India cyclone India November 25, 1839
7 300,000[5] 1737 Calcutta cyclone India October 7, 1737
8 280,000 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami Indian Ocean December 26, 2004
9 273,400[6] 1920 Haiyuan earthquake China December 16, 1920
10 250,000–300,000[7] 526 Antioch earthquake Byzantine Empire (now Turkey) May 526

originally posted by: NoCorruptionAllowed
It appears the pope is participating in trying to help bring about a one world religion. The coming woo reality.

Come now,the pope just like Trump is anti establishment....

originally posted by: Orionx2
I did not realize the Pope was worthy of listening to. Religon can explain this crap?!?!?! yea right..: GOD sucks

Rank Death toll (estimate) Event Location Date
1 1,000,000–4,000,000*[1] 1931 China floods China July, August, 1931
2 900,000–2,000,000[2] 1887 Yellow River flood China September, October, 1887
3 830,000[3] 1556 Shaanxi earthquake China January 23, 1556
4 450,000 (242,000–655,000) 1976 Tangshan earthquake China July 28, 1976
5 375,000 (250,000–500,000)[1] 1970 Bhola cyclone East Pakistan (now Bangladesh) November 13, 1970
6 300,000[4] 1839 India cyclone India November 25, 1839
7 300,000[5] 1737 Calcutta cyclone India October 7, 1737
8 280,000 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami Indian Ocean December 26, 2004
9 273,400[6] 1920 Haiyuan earthquake China December 16, 1920
10 250,000–300,000[7] 526 Antioch earthquake Byzantine Empire (now Turkey) May 526

People did all those things, not God. Shifting blame onto God, especially when not warranted, which means you have believed in a lie and you did that by choice..

What does that mean to you? Stand tall and show everyone you are better than that.

a reply to: NoCorruptionAllowed

People caused natural disasters? How pray tell did they do that?

I don't think God it it, natures a bitch and am not sure I believe in a god, but...

How in the hell are people responsible for being killed by natural disasters?

If you believe in a god, he did it. Either that or the system (nature) he created did, but blaming them on people... that's just asinine.

a reply to: 2012newstart

of course it didn`t, dave hodges takes the latest conspiracy theories and extrapolates them to absurd degrees, he`s insane.He`s NEVER been right about ANYTHING.

originally posted by: NoCorruptionAllowed

originally posted by: Orionx2
I did not realize the Pope was worthy of listening to. Religon can explain this crap?!?!?! yea right..: GOD sucks

Rank Death toll (estimate) Event Location Date
1 1,000,000–4,000,000*[1] 1931 China floods China July, August, 1931
2 900,000–2,000,000[2] 1887 Yellow River flood China September, October, 1887
3 830,000[3] 1556 Shaanxi earthquake China January 23, 1556
4 450,000 (242,000–655,000) 1976 Tangshan earthquake China July 28, 1976
5 375,000 (250,000–500,000)[1] 1970 Bhola cyclone East Pakistan (now Bangladesh) November 13, 1970
6 300,000[4] 1839 India cyclone India November 25, 1839
7 300,000[5] 1737 Calcutta cyclone India October 7, 1737
8 280,000 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami Indian Ocean December 26, 2004
9 273,400[6] 1920 Haiyuan earthquake China December 16, 1920
10 250,000–300,000[7] 526 Antioch earthquake Byzantine Empire (now Turkey) May 526

People did all those things, not God. Shifting blame onto God, especially when not warranted, which means you have believed in a lie and you did that by choice..

What does that mean to you? Stand tall and show everyone you are better than that.

You gotta be serious! Which god are you talking about, Egyptian, Greek, Aztec, Mayan, Eskimo? All created by humans. Gods do not and have never existed. And for some religious believers the state of human affairs can be blamed on the ineffective god they believe in.

Who lied about the judeo/christian god? It wasn't lies, it's the god-awful truth! Stand tall and repudiate religion and all of its gods, then you are better than that.

a reply to: klassless

It might be easy for you not to believe, but I know for a fact God exists, and that's all that matters to me, that I know. It's a personal thing for everyone.

originally posted by: Puppylove
a reply to: NoCorruptionAllowed

People caused natural disasters? How pray tell did they do that?

I don't think God it it, natures a bitch and am not sure I believe in a god, but...

How in the hell are people responsible for being killed by natural disasters?

If you believe in a god, he did it. Either that or the system (nature) he created did, but blaming them on people... that's just asinine.

I meant people killed people, not about the weather and stuff lol..