Tom DeLonge Anouncement: October 11th 9:00 AM PST/12:00 PM EST

a reply to: thepixelpusher

Well, I wish you could tell me why too.

I don't know what to think, honestly.

Maybe the US government, which consists of a lot of different people, is somewhat conflicted on the issue?
Maybe they have no choice? Maybe they are at a loss about what to do next?

Since nobody will tell us one way or the other we can but speculate.

a reply to: beetee

There are 5 new energy technologies coming that will displace coal/oil. USA will become energy independent. That is all I can say for now. Nothing is related to DeLonge or Greer.

a reply to: thepixelpusher

That 's the point. Why promise something you know you will never deliver, if the only possible outcome is that you and your whole project will self destruct?

If you plan to invest money you ought to read the fine print in the stock offering, quoted here -- badufos.blogspot.be...

a reply to: thepixelpusher

Well, Delonge is not the important guy here. Justice is.

a reply to: beetee

I'm not promising anything, unlike DeLonge. I have insider info that Delonge and Greer don't have. Believe me or not. I don't care. I know what I've seen and witnessed. USA is in for some cool tech in the near future, for sure. The USA will be energy independent and the oil nations will fall.

Tom DeLonge really #ed himself. I mean he really could have something very nice and for all accounts this should be something right up the ATS alley but as you can see no one gives a # anymore. He burnt us too bad. I'm not real sure there is anything he can do to save it.

a reply to: HawkeyeNation

DeLonge is corralled into the disinformation slaughter. Dead end.

a reply to: HawkeyeNation

But you have to admit that a former division head of the SkunkWorks pitching a spacecraft that can bend time is something pretty astonishing?

I am astonished, at least...

a reply to: beetee

Until they show proof why are you impressed!? Are you familiar with Vaporware?

a reply to: thepixelpusher

I am impressed by someone, who clearly knows about advanced aircraft, getting on a stage and telling the world he think this is possible.

And staking his whole reputation on it.

Say what you will, but that is impressive.

a reply to: beetee

Then donate your life's savings to DeLonge. But, I'm telling you its a waste. Delonge is part of Project Pigeonhole, where the info is trapped.

a reply to: thepixelpusher

I am not going to invest. I have not the money.

But I sure would be interested to know some more about this Project Pidgeonhole.

a reply to: beetee

A disinfo project aimed at people like Greer and DeLonge. And anyone else that rocks the UFO boat.

a reply to: thepixelpusher

And the others. Puthoff, Justice, McCasland and the rest? Where do you put them? Are they victims or complicit, in your opinion?

a reply to: beetee

Not familiar with them. Links?

a reply to: thepixelpusher

They are part of the team (Puthoff and Justice).
McCasland is one of the original group that got ousted by the WikiLeaks Podesta mail dump. I think he was an air force general.

All are very "inside" people, which will be burned along with Mr Delonge if this is vaporware, as you suggest.

I am surprised you are so ready to dismiss this and you don't even know who is behind it?

a reply to: beetee

I have other insider sources, so I have no knowledge of them. Sorry you are disappointed.

originally posted by: JimOberg
If you plan to invest money you ought to read the fine print in the stock offering, quoted here -- badufos.blogspot.be...

That seems about right. If this revolutionary technology is ‘out there for all to benefit’, it seems the sunk cost TDL would incur would be recouped in a hand-over-fist manner. Why do they need other people’s money? I get the old adage in business parlance: never use your own money. His pitch seems to speak for itself: it’s a business and not some altruistic endeavor to unshackle humanity from hydrocarbons.

If Robert Bigelow is banking on inflatable technology to create habitable environments in space, given his life-long fascination with UAPs/ETs/etc, I think it’s safe to say we are an extremely long way from harnessing ‘zero-point energy’.

I had a cautiously optimistic view on TDL’s efforts, but this non-announcement coupled with his soliciting of monies drove the nail in his coffin.

It’s not that I don’t believe some of his assembled team ‘have the goods’, but rather his team has corner pieces of this egnimatic puzzle and are don’t feel compelled to work for free. Family has to eat. Bills have to be paid. It’s a dog and pony show and having the corner pieces doesn’t unlock the puzzle anymore than the mistaken fireball swarms illuminate the big picture.

P.S. Nice work with your analysis of the Dutch airliner catching the anamolous sighting (until the Chinese confirm it was a targeted intercept of an ICBM or whatever military exercise, I suppose it’s an anamolous sighting) over China. Anything new on that front? Bang-up job.

originally posted by: thepixelpusher
a reply to: beetee

I'm not promising anything, unlike DeLonge. I have insider info that Delonge and Greer don't have. Believe me or not. I don't care. I know what I've seen and witnessed. USA is in for some cool tech in the near future, for sure. The USA will be energy independent and the oil nations will fall.

I so so so wish this could happen!
The only way humanity will survive. We have been trashing this planet and it must stop.