Bigelow, UFOs, MUFON and ‘DeLonge’ Road to AATIP

a reply to: Whatsthisthen

Yes I did pick that up a long time back when I was looking into a few things. Thank you for posting that.

a reply to: pigsy2400

Pigsy . How exactly did these mails come to light. Sorry am not too clued up here?

a reply to: pigsy2400

Sorry it's about 450 miles, not thousands

a reply to: Baablacksheep

It's been on blog posts. You will note that they are still announcing forthcoming announcements about possible forthcoming announcements. All building up to exciting statements about things that are yet to come.

On a slightly different tangent. One claim that Zondo and others have made is that the US military has a bunch of Christian Evangelists putting a block on any investigations of UFOs because they are demonic in nature.

There are a number of articles which do show how these people have infiltrated the military.

Inside the Military's Campaign to Make Its Soldiers Christian

Military Pressed Over Expressions of Faith

Christian Takeover of the US Military which includes the interesting comments

in 2005 it emerged that evangelical cadets at the U.S. Air Force Academy were being urged to proselytize their fellows, warning them they would burn in hell without Jesus. Other allegations included prayers during mandatory meetings, public shaming, and leaders teaching witness classes to cadets. At one point, 41 percent of non-Christian Air Force cadets reported unwanted proselytizing.

The Military Religious Freedom Foundation discovered a video in 2006 used to promote Christian groups that was filmed inside the Pentagon and featured uniformed generals. An investigation found the film’s purpose was misrepresented by an Army chaplain and listed numerous violations of DOD policy... Reports continually surface of soldiers being denied or threatened with a ban on re-enlistment if they do not include references to God (which by regulation are optional).

There's many more articles of this nature. While they don't prove UFO investigations are being blocked in the higher echelons of the Pentagon. I think it's fair to say that these conservative, god fearing people do hold a lot of sway and that Zondo may well be correct.

a reply to: mirageman

So in a nutshell the Silva blogger is discussing who said what and printing emails from Kevin Days Facebook page along with Photos. Why did Kevin Day put out an email to begin with? I am reading the rest of your post Mirageman. I doubt I will be dontating to the Silva Record.

a reply to: mirageman

Nick Redfern’s book Final Events also agrees with that.

a reply to: pigsy2400

Isn't it just Pigs!! But that woke me up Calm before the storm!

BTW - Culture Club seem to have gone all U2 these days!

Surely TDL could rustle up a Xmas song in the meantime.

So long as it doesn't feature any rolls in the hay with dogs. Even the Pistols never went THAT punk.

Strange man.




"O little thread of Bigelow et al,
How still we see thee lie,
Above thy deep and news-free sleep
The STARS' relief is high.
Yet in thy dark posts shineth
The everlasting doubt.
The scoffs and jeers of misinfo years
Are met in thee tonight."

a reply to: ConfusedBrit

It might reach number 1 in the charts!

You are killing me😂.

Well as its a little quiet at the moment, how about some light bed time reading before that guy that only comes once a year and unloads his sack everywhere...Santa of course!

Here is an interesting document,
"Modern Topics in Energy and Power Technical Meeting" - August 2016

Whats also interesting is that the program manager of AAWSAP; James Lacatski and Earthtech's Eric Davis attended a 3 day meeting which is documented along with other topics in the linked document. The document also lists all of the attendees and some of the subjects and topics they discussed, along with the organisation/department they were representing.

With Zondo discussing that they understand how some of these things work.. there may be a few little gems in here that go towards that or maybe not, I'm no nuclear physicist. But it is an interesting read if you want to understand some of the areas they are looking at.

Not all of them relate to UAP and things like that, there is talk of cold fusion etc but also some interesting speculation and discussion on Quantum Vacuum Energy;

tinyurl.com...

Topics Involved;
"Modern Topics in Energy and Power Technical Meeting"
* Energy Conversion Technologies
* Energy and Power for Directed Energy
* High-Energy-Density Materials
* Plasma and Nuclear Physics
* Low-Energy Nuclear Reactions
* Novel Compact Power Sources
* Quantum Vacuum Energy and Matter-Antimatter Topics
* Information-Energy Parallels

I am not going to pull it apart too much, but there are some interesting topics in there...if you have the time...

Pigs

originally posted by: pigsy2400

* Low-Energy Nuclear Reactions

Sounds like cold fusion?

a reply to: pigsy2400

Your post made me wonder if somehow there has been a link discovered between quantum mechanics and plasma. Like maybe quantum physics can be applied to plasma, on a macro level.

luis elizondo has alluded that the phenomenon reported in the Nimitz incident, is somehow connected to quantum mechanics.

Maybe what was experienced was, plasma performing actions normally only seen on the micro level.

Unfortunately, I'm not a theoretical physicists, so I could be talking nonsense.

a reply to: Zadiel74

Time and time again plasmas and the study of them are linked to people within ufology that are PhDs or similar all mostly have background in Plasma research, so yes there is something to it I believe.

The former program manager of AAWSAP is just one example and torsatron reactors etc.

Check out other threads and the rendlesham thread as we have discussed this in quite some detail before.

Ufology is really a lot like wrestling...There are narratives, story-lines, heels and faces (good guys and bad guys) you know its not real, but you suspend your disbelief for a short amount of time every week to just watch on in awe and at times with disdain. Both have many fans and detractors and some are true believers, some like it for its entertainment and some don't care much for it at all.

The biggest heros/events, were nothing but mere creations by the wrestling powers that be and in the end, it was them that really won and knew which parts were a "work" and which parts were a shoot. It really does sound like Ufology!

Knapps pet-name for Korbell is "UFO Roadwarrior" which is what made me compare Wrestling and Ufology. Now considering that TTSA are indeed an entertainment company, Skinwalker Ranch is titled as an "entertainment Venue" - I put forward the following idea, I think it would sell a lot of T shirts and Streams for TTSA and might help them out and could be a good income stream for them...

a reply to: pigsy2400



Dont be giving then any more ideas 😂

a reply to: pigsy2400

Haha.

That post was a pleasant, funny, and all-to-true read. It’s entertainment. The comparison to wrasslin is epic. Nice work, pigs.

Crank up the bobble head and toy production lines...75 years from now, that #1 edition of the UFO Roadwarrior will fetch a pretty penny.

Oh well, maybe the new year will bring ATS’s TTSA thread crew some new material...and some money-making opportunities (I’m quite sure MM and several other scholars have put in more time, effort, and thought into this affair than it’s principals).

a reply to: pigsy2400

With TTSA adopting Lazar but Professor Erik attacking Lazar, I'm not sure there is anything of substance here from TTSA sadly. They can't agree on a story.

a reply to: ctj83

I'm hoping that some of them won't be able to hold their nose any longer, and will say what's true on some subjects, rather than 'maintaining the fraudulent party line'.

Or they could get day jobs.. it's a wonderful thing, when you work an honest day job.. not in the ufotainment field.. then you get to sleep at night with a clear conscience. You can still have ufology as a hobby.

Kev