Beyond Bigelow & BAASS, After AATIP and on To the Stars...

a reply to: Diaspar

Seems TDL's saying he deleted because spelling....yeah good one Tom

Well he did spell "ridiculous" as rediculous. Which was ridiculous.

But Good old Bernie Sanders hey? Jimmy Carter said the same thing 45 years ago didn't he? (He didn't say he'd go on Joe Rogan's show as Joe was still in infant school. But he did say he'd open up the files on UFOs)

And here we are 45 years later....

Tom can't have any knowledge of the Congressional Briefings as he doesn't have security clearances. He's said so himself. So he can't comment about what those briefings contain because he can't know about them. That is unless someone has broken their security clearances and told him!

a reply to: mirageman

That is unless someone has broken their security clearances and told him!

Maybe Lue whispered in his ear during their bromance or perhaps an Owl went 'twit-twoo'

Good old Bernie Sanders hey?

As i posted in another thread a little earlier;

POTUS is a temp at the end of the day. You don't let your temps know all the office secrets! He can say what he wants now, but if (very big IF) he became President, i sincerely doubt he would be even told, let alone revealing anything.

rediculous (sic)

I can't even bother to find the link now because he probably deleted it anyway but Tommy Boy was saying on Instagram in a video just the other day that the big power blackout of 2003 in the northeast U.S. was caused by aliens.

Who are the people that are talking this seriously and why? It boggles the mind.

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Found it. Don't say I'm not dedicated to chronicling the stupidity:


Feeble Brained CEO Talks Out of Rectum About Power Outage

It should go without saying, but seems to constantly need reiterating, that extra skepticism is warranted towards reporters who have documented histories of sensationalizing UFO stories and being shown to be wrong upon further investigation. If this stuff is worth following, it's worth getting right, or perhaps it's not worth following at all.

Great article here,also therein is the paper that claims lue "worked" for aatip. Also cant say i was shocked by leslie keans investigations,seems many reporters do shoddy work

a reply to: coursecatalog

I almost blacked out watching that.

He needs a change of meds.

a reply to: IMSAM

Thank you. A very interesting read.

An update on Tindal.

Seems the hair is coming out at the roots now.

Delonge still in the dog house I think.

All very strange. It is though she wants attention re this but is unwilling to go into the full story.

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originally posted by: ParticleNode

originally posted by: mirageman
a reply to: ParticleNode

David Harbour?

Stranger Things have happened.

He thought it was a midnight screening of Hellboy and as you can see, was pleasantly surprised it wasn't.

I was thinking Springer. Hard to tell from a single fuzzy screencap though , I know.

Zazz’s embedded vid wasn’t a good look for Mr. Corbell. Amusing.

Good catch on the audience member.

Guess I need to catch up on this shampoo-gate...

"Questions are only dangerous to those with something to hide." - Tom Delonge just blocked me for asking the wrong questions. Maybe those were the right questions actually? Its all just a matter of perspective I suppose.

TDL blocking someone on twitter

Would be interesting to see what those questions were, the person who posted this hasn't said yet.

Yesterday i was saying how TDL or TTSA never come back to any responses on their Twitter feeds.
Still the same, except now they will block people who ask questions they don't like!

An interesting post by cameron grant here


thus speaks kit green

I support Privacy (for sourcing) , and am agnostic on whether the Public could handle the story, if it were made known, and if what I think the story is, is even the story. There is actually more evidence the public would not deal well with it...and I think the "it" is rather trivial compared to what most on the internet are discussing. But I am an optimist that proper staging could work, and keep most of us relatively sane. Not that there is much evidence for that by reading Blogs! ​ ​

www.facebook.com...

And on this post he denounces scammers,serpo et al

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as for delonge,he made a practice of making tweets and deleting them afterwards.This causes more stir methinks.He also needs money atm.wonder if he will deliver anything to keep the ball going,as to the blocked person,i wonder what he asked

Woo hoo! But that time of 9pm GMT on a Bank Holiday Monday is really 10pm here as it's still summertime....Please do not adjust your clocks just yet.

However finally. Friends, Ireland , countrymen. We will get to see this wonderful series.

What's that I hear you say? You've already seen it?

I wonder how?

a reply to: mirageman

What's that I hear you say? You've already seen it?

I wonder how?

Yes, I wonder. I don't think I could stomach watching them all again, oh heavens no.

a reply to: Diaspar

Okay Diaspar, some clarification. This thread is about TTSA with FLIR released by the Navy, no? Understanding the Navy is of paramount importance. Briefly, in Feb. 1995 I visited Area 51. Shortly afterwards I was visited at my business by an ex F14 pilot who was HR for a military contractor who I worked for doing investigations for some 5 years. He told me my actions were not healthy for me, my family or my business. Fast forward Jan. 1999, I got a call from the AFOSI who I had been providing information about how to convert AFOSI investigation skills to civilian life. The investigator from the AFOSI told me he wanted to debug my office. I laughed it off, didn't believe my office was bugged. Fast forward, Dec. 1999, an attorney who had a office next to mine (part time occupied from Chicago) had a problem with his fax machine. He informed me my office telephones were hard wired to his fax and forwarded to Upland, CA. The entire 7 story office building had to be swept by the management. Subsequently, I was coerced, with a promise of work, to the 3rd floor of an office building in Upland, CA, Upon arriving I was informed the entire 2nd floor was occupied by the Office of Naval Intelligence (ONI) and that there was no work for me but I better find another occupation. Fast forward, 2004, I'd laid off my employees and was on the verge of losing my business when a civil rights attorney and his spec op body guard from Edwards AFB visited me to discuss my civil rights. Seeing a pattern here Diaspar. Again, one needs to look at the history of the Navy to understand. With the Navy emphasis on research, I don't for a second think tic tacs are not a Navy asset. Delonge got played.

This thread has taken some strange twists and turns along the way.

a reply to: coursecatalog

Yes it has inded.

Delonge Confirms TTSA “Technical Collaboration” with Lockheed, Boeing, Bigelow Aerospace & BAE


So does that mean we will get more video?maybe some tidbit thats new? Wont hold my breath

wrong thread nvm,posted in the correct one

a reply to: Willtell

Indeed Willtell, as TTSA limps along trying to figure out what's going on the technology is at hand elsewhere. I suspect this is an attempt to release some info for public benefit while keeping the core of it under control and create a fear factor to generate funding from congress. Time will tell.

a reply to: BobbyRenew

Yes.

a reply to: BobbyRenew

What? Not buying. Yes, subterfuge and other elements of misdirection are staples of the IC/MIC/call it whatever, but let’s not pretend the Navy is trying to squeeze blood from a turnip — as MM has illustrated the total DoD budget is that of all other nations COMBINED. The Navy doesn’t need to concoct some meandering, dead-end labyrinth of half-truths and double speak to have Uncle Sam ponying up.

This thread and it’s predecessor is, in all likelihood, the most sober and fact-based repositories of all things TTSA and it’s characters (descriptor seems appropriate and generous). It’s not the first time, but it’s more than conspicuous dropping in claiming some it-stretches-credulity-to-believe anecdote about the nefariousness of the military and their shenanigans.

Your comment is appreciated, but do you honestly believe it to be believed? We’d be a sorry sack of ‘researchers’ if we did.

Cheers.