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

Does Harry Reid appreciate a good hamburger?

a reply to: Harpua

"Clinton and Podesta worked at Walmart? "

Maybe not Bill, but Hillary.

"Hillary Clinton was a Wal-Mart Director for 6 Years"

And apparently anti-union, as well.

www.progressivepress.net...

a reply to: Willtell


This was Harry Reid, not Elizondo

a reply to: RobertSheaffer

oh, right

figures

originally posted by: Harpua
a reply to: Willtell


This was Harry Reid, not Elizondo

Okay, thanks

a reply to: 1ofthe9

Good Q. Likely no.

a reply to: mirageman

As I recall, I brought up the mad cow disease angle a while back in this thread,
so I'm certainly on-board with the possibility that is a major factor as to why
so many people are delusional, and perhaps in part are "seeing UFOs".

But if you want to go with that theory.. then the most pressing research that
we could be doing to substantiate that.. would be to determine which groups
are vegetarians/vegans.. and in particular whose children are forced to
be such.. as presumably it's too late for the older generation.

Of course this info might be impossible to obtain.. unless of course someone
is investing in a "vegan hotdog business".

Whoda thunk that UFO research would devolve into asking who eats
wheat grass and tree bark?

Now mind you.. I experienced poltergeist phenomenon before i was 20..
long before any prion disease (would presumably) affect me in any
noticeable way. So I don't think this is a total answer.. in fact it's
not proven.. but it's a good angle to think about.

Kev

a reply to: KellyPrettyBear

But if you want to go with that theory.. then the most pressing research that we could be doing to substantiate that.. would be to determine which groups are vegetarians/vegans.. and in particular whose children are forced to
be such.. as presumably it's too late for the older generation.

Of course this info might be impossible to obtain.. unless of course someone
is investing in a "vegan hotdog business".

Dunno. What d'you think?

He's got a real dog near him and he's sitting in a leather chair advertising vegan shoes. But that hotdog stand might still be on the cards somewhere. In fact Zondo's career depends on it!

I had a huge burger for my lunch Kev. A quarter pound cheese burger and a pint of milk. So I think I'll go with the view that government are releasing videos of alien spacecraft because Tom DeLonge told us this would happen. That Zondo dude looks and sounds like he's telling the truth too. Even though I am not sure exactly what he really said the truth was. 'Nobody Knows for Sure' I guess.

And Seriously.....

I'm not entirely convinced that prions in the food chain are the underlying reason for the existence of TTSA. Although the number of biologists and lack of engineers on the advisory team suggests that the focus is not on building spaceships.

Then we have the fact that big food and economics have to be considered. Beef production in the USA alone is somewhere around 25 billion pounds a year. Milk production reaches something like 23 billion gallons per annum. Lots of food for thought there . So I would guess someone is studying prion disease and has been doing for a long while. But I don't think it's the answer to why TTSA was launched.

a reply to: mirageman

I think that Kit would study any and all angles... seriously..

but yes.. i think it's a secondary study as far as "UFOs".

Kev

a reply to: Willtell

Luis Elizondo is 45/46 years old. He is a former resident of Kent Island and in 2009, whilst AATIP, was active was actively promoting a business venture "Never Ship Empty".

He filed a patent on 13th Feb 2006 ref : US20070186833A1 - A system for interchanging superstructures and hulls for ocean going vessels in which the superstructure of a vessel is removable and interchangeable with compatible hulls.

I don't know how much time off he got to follow up on his business idea whilst he was studying aerial threats.

a reply to: mirageman

Thanks for the info.

Earlier, I had mistakenly attributed a quote from Harry Reid to Elizondo referring to Bill Clinton. A little overly suspicious, I imagine. Or just cautious.

originally posted by: TheMadScientist2
Here is a recent interview with Harry Reid, he mentions his connections to Bigelow:

nymag.com...

Harry Reid said,

"What we decided to do — it would be black money, we wouldn’t have a big debate on the Senate floor over it. They would put in their defense appropriation bill, 11 million bucks. The purpose of it was to study aerial phenomena. The money was given, a directive was given to the Pentagon, to put this out to bid, which they did."

Has anyone looked up that Defense Appropriation bill (presumably for the year 2007)? I am wondering exactly what it said.

Also, has anyone ever seen this supposed bid? Do we know what it says?

Well, since biology came up. Seems TTSA is diversifying. Atacama skeleton investigation.

Enjoy!

originally posted by: beetee
Well, since biology came up. Seems TTSA is diversifying. Atacama skeleton investigation.

Enjoy!

Nolan was involved in that i think.

Some news from the black vault:
www.reddit.com...

“I have tried repeatedly, and have now given up, to do an interview with Mr. Elizondo to address some of these points. I shared nice messages back and forth with their PR person, and then nothing.”

Hmmmmmm

originally posted by: RobertSheaffer

originally posted by: TheMadScientist2
Here is a recent interview with Harry Reid, he mentions his connections to Bigelow:

nymag.com...

Harry Reid said,

"What we decided to do — it would be black money, we wouldn’t have a big debate on the Senate floor over it. They would put in their defense appropriation bill, 11 million bucks. The purpose of it was to study aerial phenomena. The money was given, a directive was given to the Pentagon, to put this out to bid, which they did."

Has anyone looked up that Defense Appropriation bill (presumably for the year 2007)? I am wondering exactly what it said.

Also, has anyone ever seen this supposed bid? Do we know what it says?

I’m really curious who Bigelow’s competition was for this. Also...50k in donations can score you a 22 million dollar contract? Thats wild.

a reply to: 1ofthe9

some of these people are the "only game in town".

Iv'e got $5k to spare.. I wish that I could donate it to someone for $2.2 mil!

Kevin

a reply to: 1ofthe9

Sounds reasonable to me.

These "hidden college" people aren't one big happy family.. it's a nice concept and all..
but it's a very loose collection of "weird people", who don't necessarily work together,
at least well.

Kev

originally posted by: beetee
Well, since biology came up. Seems TTSA is diversifying. Atacama skeleton investigation.

Enjoy!

Yes, Garry Nolan's findings are sadly old news and were certainly not secret.

That is not to take away his application to the task of uncovering the mystery and his sterling work in doing so. But it was all reported 5 years ago . Greer was promoting it as an alien skeleton of course back then.

a reply to: 1ofthe9

Someone could start here : H.R. 3222 (110th): Department of Defense Appropriations Act, 2008 (passed in 2007), If they want to give it a try.

a reply to: mirageman

Ahhh i remember Greer pushing this as his alien years ago, i didn't know they had been a paper published on the findings of Nolan and his team, Great thread guys its very rare i keep a thread open and refresh every day but this one has..

It's like ATS of old