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....Maybe I have spent too much time on ATS lately :-D Well, say this for Mr DeLonge; say he has at least given us something new to talk about :-D
When Roswell crashed, they shipped it to the laboratory at Wright Patterson Air Force Base. General McCasland was in charge of that exact laboratory up to a couple years ago.
"In order to hide what the governments are building in secret, they blame it on spaceships and aliens that eat your brains and all this weird stuff, but it's all in an effort to hide what we're really building, something that is real but is exotic and esoteric, and it's all part of a plan... The CIA was very interested in the UFO civilian research groups, with the intention of being in control over all the research and the public awareness. It was a psychological operation. They were very scared of Americans being gullible and having Russia come in and repeat a War of the Worlds scenario. So the CIA said, 'We better get in there and make everyone go crazy, but at least it's controlled, and when we're in charge we can slowly let people know the phenomenon is real, but, 'Don't worry -- we've been building something secret to help protect us.'..........
"I think [the moon landing is] real, absolutely... When we landed on the moon, they're gonna go and give you something to chew on. They're gonna go out and find a conspiracy. They're gonna plan out the conspiracy. They made everybody think that we never went there. That way, when you ask questions, you're asking questions they want you to ask. They didn't want the conspiracy to be the real question, which is, 'What was there when we got there?'"
Source : oute rplaces.com
.....When you’re an individual like me, dealing with something that’s a national security issue, and you’re being gifted with the opportunity to communicate something you’ve been passionate about your whole life — something that has the opportunity to change the world over time — being a small part of that is enormously important for my life path.
Source : dlisted.com...
My plan is to create a franchise like the ones I’m doing at To the Stars. We come up with a concept that we want to tell for years, and it will evolve the way other franchises do—your Star Wars, Batman, Marvel, things that can go on for a long period of time. You keep adding to the story and it grows bigger and hopefully resonates with more people along the way.
...it's also meant to galvanize people around some topics that will hopefully help them lose their cynicism about the government in some ways. And hopefully it will build back some pride in what we've been doing in terms of defense and global defense....
This is a big deal. It's an extraordinary breakthrough to tell the world's biggest secret. And I really mean that. It is the biggest secret on earth about what we've found, the breakthroughs that we've had, and the steps that we've taken to deal with something very, very extraordinary that most people think is just science fiction.....
There's a character who as a teenager is a prisoner of war in Germany, and he sees the Germans working on something in a mine. That's a real mine, they were working on something, and they really did smuggle it out after World War II and continued to work on it long after the war [Die Glocke]......
....There's another interlude where these UFOs show up over a nuclear weapons facility and turn off the missiles. Before they turned off, they turned them on and the missiles started getting ready to launch one by one....
The enormity of what's being told might hit people in a weird way if it was just laid on their lap all at once. It's better to go step by step ...... Years ago I watched Thirteen Days, that Kevin Costner movie about the Cuban Missile Crisis, and at the time the enormity of what had happened blew my mind. In school you learn that we almost went to nuclear war and the stakes were so big and we all almost died. Then the bell rings and you go to lunch. It didn't seem like that big of a deal back then. But when I watched the film I was like, My God this really was a big deal.
Source : www.gq.com...
originally posted by: mirageman
a reply to: TrueMessiah
So you believe everything Tom says as the absolute gospel truth? Or is it gospel truth based on gospel fiction?
originally posted by: mirageman
a reply to: TrueMessiah
The recurring themes make me doubtful because they are such tired cliches.
But if you repeat a lie often enough.
...oh that's probably another cliche.