Corey Goode / Secret space fleet's

Exopolitics.org/tag/cigar-shaped-ships/

First of all, go to that site, it's a lengthy read. Goes into great detail, and has other links as well. Some may call it a hoax, while others say, it's too detailed. Corey Goode is the so called whistle blower on the details.

I would love to hear what the people of ATS have to say. After seeing some crafts myself, and never seeing a disclosure, or a news flash in such a populated area. I think what I seen was government owned spaceships, and many of the ones other members of ATS have seen crafts that may or may not have been government owned.

I have seen threads about these crafts on here, but not in a discussion about Corey Goode. Please give me your insight.

a reply to: Underfire2

See if i can fix your link...
exopolitics.org...

a reply to: Bigburgh

Thanks! I haven't gotten the hang of this site just yet.

a reply to: Underfire2

Anytime

How many people are involved in this? Tens of thousands?

I remain skeptical. The bigger a secret is, the harder it is to keep secret. Particularly one that involves huge craft flying up into the sky in pretty much full view of all the professional and amateur astronomers looking up into that same sky.

Is it revival day today ??

Not complaining, Keep it up !
I keep out of this one.. I'm mixed in today over my head already ; )

This "whistleblower" Corey Goode has outed himself as a fraud a bunch of times already without realizing it. First, there's his claim that he has continual, ongoing, and known-in-advance in-person contacts and outings with all sorts of extraterrestrials AND "inner earth beings" but he refuses to take photos or videos because "everyone would just say its GGI." If that is not an admission right there that he's making it up, I don't know what is.

Then there was that time he was at Contact in the Desert and he got totally excited because he saw a little flashing blue dot in the sky. He took a video and posted it on Facebook, asking if anyone was seeing it. He was so excited and wanted to know if others saw it and knew what it was. This, from a guy who supposedly gets picked up by giant "blue spheres" that come through the walls of his house and then take him to the Kuiper Belt for meetings with ETs. He won't take video of these excursions, but he'll film a flashing laser light and lose his #e in Facebook, hoping others saw this blue dot too? It's pretty clear that in his excitement at seeing something unknown, he forgot that he's supposed to be this cool cucumber to whom travelling the solar system with aliens is a regular occurrence, and let his guard down for a minute when he actually did see something strange (a blue dot in the sky).

Then there was that time that he warned all of his followers to only listen to HIS "Intel," because now "fake" whistleblowers were coming forward and trying to discredit him. So he says ONLY his info is the real info. That doesn't sound suspicious at all, right?

Those are just a few things out of many that are wrong about this guy.

a reply to: KansasGirl

I hope that it is true, and they pick up all these scientologist's and drop them off to be eaten someplace. Lol

a reply to: Blue Shift

There are video of such ships on YouTube. I don't know how many, but I have seen a few videos. He also speaks of the people associated with the program becoming a permanent part. You get in, but you don't get out.

The story Corey Goode tells is very entertaining. Along with all the other super soldier stories that come with absolutely 0 proof.

I've been listening to a guy named Douglas Dietrich, (claims to be a military librarian with a photographic memory) and I'm leaning towards the explanation he provides.

These super soldiers, and Corey Goode have been part of a military mind control program. They are victims implanted with false memories by some sort of consciousness technology the military possesses. They all have military backgrounds.

When Corey started talking about being to the Oort cloud and seeing evidence of ancient mining from an "advanced builder race" i knew his experience wasn't real.

It wasn't the advanced ancient builder race that threw me off, it was the Oort cloud. In the electric universe theory there is no such thing as the oort cloud. The oort cloud has never been witnessed, it was theorized to fill in holes to a flawed theory to explain where asteroids come from. Watch the thunderbolts project on youtube for more info.

His story is entertaining to say the least though. There might be some truth to it but I think he is a victim of a sort of MK ultra type project.

a reply to: booyakasha

I wasn't sure what to think. I watched a video on YouTube that had one of these cigar shaped ships in it. So I googled it, and found this crazy story at the top of the list. I could see our government and other governments colluding on a project of this sort. Especially with all the missing trillions of dollars that our government says they have no idea where it could be. If even half of it were true, it would be an awesome disclosure.

Goode is a moron. His stories are moronic. If you believe his #e you are a.......

a reply to: In4ormant

oh man i have to read this story now.

hopefully it's some good sci-fi


eta: skimming thru that was NOT got sci-fi

I'm with Blue Shift on this one.
To many people involved for it to be so secretive.

Look, the way I figure it, if the Predident can't get felatio in his office without the entire world finding out, how can so many people be involved in this and it still be a secret?

originally posted by: Blue Shift
How many people are involved in this? Tens of thousands?

I remain skeptical. The bigger a secret is, the harder it is to keep secret. Particularly one that involves huge craft flying up into the sky in pretty much full view of all the professional and amateur astronomers looking up into that same sky.

this is the 'ufo' board. the
more logical the response the more far fetched the rebuttal.


wait and see.

a reply to: In4ormant

I never said I believed it, only asking your personal opinion. I run into stuff like this typing strange words and phrases into Google and reading through the content. Lol. That's how I found this site.

a reply to: Underfire2

He is roll your eyes crazy.

a reply to: penroc3

Not really unless you consider bill and ted good sci-fi

originally posted by: In4ormant
Goode is a moron. His stories are moronic. If you believe his #e you are a.......

a genuis?

Oh, wait, no - the other one

I get this is a conspiracy site, but Goode somehow seems to think that if combines a number of wacky conspiracy theories it is somehow more believable.

originally posted by: TommyD1966

originally posted by: In4ormant
Goode is a moron. His stories are moronic. If you believe his #e you are a.......

a genuis?

Oh, wait, no - the other one

I get this is a conspiracy site, but Goode somehow seems to think that if combines a number of wacky conspiracy theories it is somehow more believable.

He believes his own drivel which makes it more annoying