Ok, i'm tired, but ready to unload

originally posted by: DevoiD
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a reply to: sean

Sorry, Fella, but 65,000 pounds is 32.5 tons (65,000 / 2000). Still, nothing to sneeze at riding on a controlled explosion into space...

None of this would surprise me, we wouldn't be working on space arks if we didn't intend to use them, or haven't already,

I have always believed we ourselves are on space ship earth, stranded, some memory from a deep subconscious level, keeps us looking to the stars/heavens to go home.

And I have seen them and communicated with them.

We keep waiting.

I'm on page 16 making my way through, but I have a burning question.

How do our men and (hopefully) women who are riding in the ships survive the g forces that surely happen when exiting this planet in 65 seconds?

Also, have you met any of these people who have traveled to the other worlds? Do they seem changed at all? I can only imagine what kind of mental strength it must take to be part of such a huge covered up mission like that!

"The Cree claim to have come to earth from the stars in spirit form first and then became flesh and blood. "

Think about this for a while.

originally posted by: Darkinsider
It is a large learning curve, but there have been no signs of danger or malvolence.
Peace
KD

Sure mate, I suspect abductees won't agree with you.

Aliens species have been abducting human beings against their will since several decades now.

Sigh, why dou you people don't even try it when roleplaying? At least you could build your mind games from real information.

a reply to: TerryDon79

If Pokemon go got all over the Internet as quick as it did, something lifting off multiple times a year, from various places, would definitely be all over the Internet.

there's a big difference between people stuck to their phones chasing a virtual pokemon as opposed to a few hundred seeing a rocket (your words)/star-ship taking off.

a reply to: Darkinsider

You keep calm of all the harsh feedback we spill all over you , ill give you that,

But as many here say "you have to reveal at some point some of the technical details to lift the veil of your mysterious knowledge.
otherwise, it's nothing more than a dream , a movie or a fantastic novelist using the public for your own purpose.

If I was in your position and as you tell us that you love what your country achieves at this particular time period , and having this tremendous valuable information at your disposal , wouldn't even talk about it.

Not using or sharing any technical asset of this event will never make you a real whistleblower , only someone with a lot more imagination than I do , and I thought I was one few among those ?

Well as some ask , spill the beans and make yourself immortal !!
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I see not reading your last replies , that you loose more tongue about your event , I grant you a star for now ...

a reply to: sean

You got a good point , and I believe all that to be true , but could this guy be for real , not using just out there google material ...?

I don't know , I've has to keep my feet on the ground because I'm Taurus..

a reply to: BASSPLYR

That's always been my impression too though I can't claim any special knowledge to how it's done. I know that there's more than a few hints out there though.

My interests lie more in terrestrial propulsion, energy production, and conventional / unconventional weapons systems. I'm especially interested in new turbine technologies that suddenly appear to be allowing smaller diameter, shorter, fewer turbine stage possessing, higher thrust, and more fuel efficient military turbines to suddenly be on their way.

To say the least, that combination of factors showing up all in the same new turbine is highly interesting since several appear to be mutually exclusive.

I've also come to the conclusion that someone out there has built and tested pretty extensively a JSF backup option just in case the current program flames out.

Stories like this are just no longer interesting to me because "leaks" like this will never go anywhere... Obsessive technical paper skimming and dot connection is how the interesting stuff is found and passed around.

A great example of this is the interesting unit patches that were showing up around nellis that popular mechanics thought was testing of a switchblade fighter, only to find out soon afterwards it was Boeing bird of prey.

So the word 'sceptic' appears to have negative connotations linked to close-mindedness for many people on here. I wouldn't particularly call myself 'a sceptic' as every situation is different BUT in the case of this post of course I am sceptical.

The poster can't write grammatically legible sentences. For example, he uses apostrophes on occasion before the end 's' in a plural. Would a secret space programme involved with the highest technology humans have ever known hire someone who can't pass a literacy test?

Again, the 'information' that has been given would undoubtedly break any non-disclosure clause signed by staff at this secret space programme. Or does this specific secret space programme differ from all other high-level programmes and allow staff to go on message boards broadcasting information about launch locations, crew members etc?

To the OP - I have no 'hatred' for you despite disbelieving what you say, and I would imagine the other so-called sceptics feel the same, so don't go confusing rational questioning and disbelief of unverifiable attention-seeking with hate.

To other posters who have suggested those with open minds would believe this thread and those who don't must have 'closed minds' - Think about what you are saying. If we didn't critically question what we are told why would be here on this site? Just because something fits what you would like to believe doesn't mean it is true.

Hello everyone. Again, thank you for your continued interest. I have also done my best to reply to all PM's. Let me reiterate, I work, so, I am not on non-government sites for most of the day, therefore, I just wanted to let you know it is not because I am purposefully ignoring you, I just cannot be online for a large amount of time during work periods.

I have gone back and have read each comment and I find it easier, more efficient to respond more broadly in one response, such as this, then trying to go back the dozens and respond separately. I hope you understand.

So, first, I do not delete anyone's comments, and as a kind individual pointed out, that is up to the moderators.

I cannot expound upon the advanced radar systems. This is top secret information, not in the public domain, and If I were to do so, I would not only put myself in danger, but expose a hidden system that the United States wishes to keep hidden.

I have suggested that we all can find connections. There are open domain sites on the internet that, if you inquiry, you can start to see some unusual activities. Here is an example...EXAMPLE, no secrets divulged here Source Example of an internet query ,

As stated, I work in a top secret but highly compartmentalized area of research, development, deployment and execution. I do interact where needed, with other areas of compartmentalized work, but the nature of secret and top secret missions follow this protocol.

There was concern from some that I had stated that I cannot release certain types of information, but as they read through the thread, they indicated that I broke my oath of sorts, and released more information to a number of inquiries. Yes, I have responded with information that both could not be traced back to anyone specific, nor did I reveal a top secret revelation.

No, I am unaware of any base on Mars, and have never heard of one, nor have I seen one. Yes, the rovers are indeed on Mars and are operational. With that stated, I am not saying that we have not had successful manned missions to Mars, we have.

The moon is a strange and very interesting subject. It was indeed the very first base that we attempted, and succeeded and have built from to launch to three other more technically advanced bases. So, yes, you could say I understated the number of bases, 3 but really 4. However the moon base is deep inside a crater, and cleverly hidden from Russian, Chinese and other probes. It is functional. It's primary purpose today is to maintain communications between the other bases, another form of redundancy. Yes, exploration has been going on for decades, the moon is not a solid planet, It does have a hollow core. Yes, have found evidence of ET existence there and artifacts. I have been told, hearsay again, within my program, that ET is there, and has been for thousands of years. The moon does not appear to be a natural formation, rather a fabricated satellite. All of the mysterious lights, anomalies are residual activities by ET, not by humans.

It appears, I have reached a point to where I have revealed as much as I can.

I will admit that I made a mistake by using the term 'whistleblower'. I apologize. That connotation would mean that I was going to come out into the light. To go public with all that I know and tell all. That was wrong of me to make that implication, I am sorry.

I still am working and will continue to work. I actually love my job and the quality and patriotism of the men and women that work on this program. In THIS matter I trust the United States. I will do no harm to it. I as like every other citizen have many other troubling concerns on a broad matter of domestic, international and space decisions. But that is off topic, but I just wanted my voice known, I am not blind nor do I accept everything our government is doing right in front of your eyes. And if the media refuses to explore these and report on these activities, do you really think they are ever going to touch anything I am discussing?

Someone had asked about a Gallactic Federation. No, there is no such thing, there is no such Space government. Forty years appears to be a long time, and it is when speaking in terms of human lifetimes. However, we have made some absolutely amazing breakthroughs, but compared to what we know, from interaction with ET's we have yet to make the advances yet to fully exploit the jewels of the universe.

Lastly, for decades, and in many ways, there are examples, which have already appeared on ATS and elsewhere that we are being observed. Until mankind can respect itself, protect our planet from man made destruction, we have a long way to go. Also, someone had asked about an 'event' in October. I am not aware of anything known in my area or the extended scientific community that would suggest some unusual 'event'. Politics aside of course, no comment, meaning I know nothing.

That's it for now. I hope this has helped a bit. I know it will not give many of you what you are looking for. But in parting words, I restate. We have left earth in manned missions throughout our Solar System and beyond. We have 3 bases on 3 different planets in our solar system. The moon would be the original first test, hence making 4 celestial bases.

Peace

KD

originally posted by: mersaultdies
The poster can't write grammatically legible sentences. For example, he uses apostrophes on occasion before the end 's' in a plural. Would a secret space programme involved with the highest technology humans have ever known hire someone who can't pass a literacy test?

If a person is good at what she does, why wouldn't they hire? A person can be bad at grammar and be a freakin' genius at programming. If you had a garage and there was a guy who could fix anything and was considered the best mechanic in the world, would you decline to hire him because he didn't know how to use apostrophes?

originally posted by: carewemust
without through all 8 pages on my cell phone can somebody point me to the best post here that sums up this thread?

OP is not crazy, and appears to be in the know. Everything you have been taught about the Human space program is lies.

a reply to: NightFlight Yes you're right can't edit and i'm heading to bed. LOL All I know is they hauled enough crap up there to build a lot more.

do the people involved feel special, gity, or smug.....?

Or do they feel the weight of what is a sacred duty?

Do they realize that what they do, they do for all mankind, maybe ever? Or are they full of pride in small portions about our country, supremacy, or our being the first in countless generations to do what they do now?

I hope they treat this with a reverence and sacred honor of duty worthy of the endeavor.

I say this in the hopes that even if you are not in the know, that someone in the know reads this.

That they take pity on the rest of these mortals wallowing in the mud of existence, and in the least look at them with the smallest portion of love they could muster for us wretches.

That they treat this gift as a sacrificial lamb being prepared for a last feast by caring hands for the health and well being of all....and not as a series of snacks and binges in decadent indulgence of privilege.....to be swashed back or forth from their souls belly in merry bliss.

That they Savor every morsel of this since sadly, we must starve....that they not cry as they let pass into them the great sustenance of soul this must be, but that they take at least one bite and sip in our absent honor. Reverent and solemnly. They go gloriously into the future.

We their brothers and sisters, left behind.

That they remember us for our better sides, and forgive us, though we are already judged to be unworthy from our inception.

Go into the stars, but one flame, one light you press into the darkness....let it be in our honor.

Please do not deny us even this.

originally posted by: Stormdancer777
I have always believed we ourselves are on space ship earth, stranded, some memory from a deep subconscious level, keeps us looking to the stars/heavens to go home.

As much as little kids love splashing around in water, I would say no. We evolved here, and until we knew that space was a place, humanity generally didn't want to actually go there.