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

a reply to: Baablacksheep

Well they need to decide if they are BIG, small or indeed want a seat at the mad hatters tea party then Baa.

I thought the results of Nolans Caudate Putamen study were being peer reviewed, he stated as such quite sometime ago, where is it?

There is also the main experiencer group too, unless they are in one the same, still again...what happened to that..

But yeah...Wonderland doesn't work like that does it

originally posted by: coursecatalog
I think it was pretty clear from the first promo leaked as part of the Wikileaks dump in 2016 that there was a wide discrepancy between the nutty alien stuff DeLonge was espousing on C2C and the more sober things he was relaying to the Pentagon and government insiders in his pitches:

Leaked Sekret Machines Trailer

Here's part of what they keep hinting at: They've been "here" with us all along. They are not from other planets. Some are peaceful and some are scary. The populace will interpret them through their own filters and this bothers some folk. Of course I could be wrong but I don't think so.

This comes as no surprise to holy men, hermeticists, and occultists since they've already been communing with "them" so-to-speak and have their own ideas as to what "they" are. Levenda's not involved for just a paycheck---there's a belief system involved.

The "robotic" or unconventional warfare aspect obviously comes into play as well but is a little less clear at this point on how that will play out, but it's obviously an important aspect of the narrative that's being constructed.

a reply to: The GUT


Interesting idea.

So, you're saying they have a sort of Ancient Alien type philosophy. It's not exactly AA since AA emphasis the ET stuff. Maybe inner earth or IDH?

I’m trying to put what you’re saying into one of the boxes, maybe that’s not a wise thing to do, but some people think there’s nothing new under the sun.

It’s almost like a mystery puzzle. Maybe one of these weird theories the world has passed over since the era of the strange began after 47 may be their prime dogma being hidden.

It also makes me hearken back to the NINE stuff and Puharich as a possibility... and what I think was a great book, The Stargate Conspiracy. Though that has been dormant lately, but you never know and we all could be in for a big surprise.


One thing is interesting. The Elite and ancient Egypt was a big thing and much was expected to happen in the Millennium of 2000. They even had events that strangely were canceled right before the millennium. And then everything went black.

Of course, then we had 911 in 2001. Interestingly, someone pointed out that 2001 was the real millennium!

特定の細胞型はペニスです

I got a laugh out of this. Not sure if you are serious or joking. But it was funny.

originally posted by: Willtell

So, you're saying they have a sort of Ancient Alien type philosophy. It's not exactly AA since AA emphasis the ET stuff. Maybe inner earth or IDH?

I think Vallee's "IDH" was more a framework than a full-fledged philosophy--a way of starting to describe & include all aspects of the phenomena--but, yeah, I think that's basically where this is headed.

a reply to: The GUT

Good to see you GUT

Gods with a little g, cargo cults, Atlantis, lifeforms, nukes.....Yadda yadda.

There are some interesting "theories" and ideas within theosophical thinking, the occult and mysticism etc but I think this bunch have basically thrown alot of ideas into the bucket and made sausages out it.

Changing of the wheelhouse made sure these topics were or are not addressed anymore it seems.

Ohh Tommy boy, what have you got yourself involved in!!

a reply to: spiritualarchitect

Biologically speaking it's not wrong really, some cells in the human body are bigger than others

originally posted by: The GUT

originally posted by: Willtell

So, you're saying they have a sort of Ancient Alien type philosophy. It's not exactly AA since AA emphasis the ET stuff. Maybe inner earth or IDH?

I think Vallee's "IDH" was more a framework than a full-fledged philosophy--a way of starting to describe & include all aspects of the phenomena--but, yeah, I think that's basically where this is headed.

One question is whether TTSA is just a confused consortium with their very mixed signals of the occultism and IDH of Levenda, Greek gods of TDL, and the scientific and sci-fi agenda of the government guys?

What is it? Is it some method behind their madness? Or is it just madness behind their methods?

a reply to: Willtell

Or is it just madness behind their methods?

Probably not. We would be fools to underestimate their methods.

Magick and the occult are quintessential for the whole Q-anon thing as well. Think about the methods of all those Q-anons "decoding" symbolism (with a huge margin of error) and their (carefully picked) targets: alleged black magic in "Hollyweird" and the Democratic party.
This wouldn't be the only parallel we could find if we compared the Q-insider with our TTSA-insiders, and their social media fänbois with those anons "in the known".

It's about myths and their usage to cement worldviews (and destroy others) in a bigger process we could call "divide and conquer". They obviously drove a wedge into the UFO community with all that, you guys remember the 'slightly' angry posters and their more or less legitimate grievances? That's pretty much the result of a highly effective disinfo campaign in a nutshell.

Chomsky's "Manufacturing Consent" comes to mind. Well. Ya know... UFO disclosure is real and there's enough consent to go after a perceived threat already. Myths or not, doesn't matter much now. Or does it?

HAVE A WONDERFUL DAY!!!

a reply to: celltypespecific

Nothing but a hero, the military is great and UFO's are a threat even if they have been here as long as humanity remembers. I think it's fair to call him Beautiful Luecifer now, bringer of light and bright star of the black budgets.

Wonderful indeed. Slightly comical as well tho.

a reply to: celltypespecific

Your bootiful lue, egh Cellty.😎

a reply to: celltypespecific

I think I am going to vomit.

Kool Aid level hero worship is becoming a worldwide disease and these TTSA cult members have it bad.

a reply to: coursecatalog

They do indeed but I think whats more interesting are these kind of messages that are posted in their original format and then shared by people like Cellty.

They are designed to invoke a reaction...its flame bait that is purposely laid out specifically to gain a reaction from those people that oppose that point of view.

I for one have already said my piece and I will no longer be drawn into those debates. It isn't healthy or progressive...no sale.

a reply to: coursecatalog

You have to have a very strong stomach CC. The subject often brings up that kind of reaction. Its not nice at all.

@ Pigs, I see some wise words from you.

Memetic engineering is a term developed by Leveious Rolando, John Sokol, and Gibron Burchett based on Richard Dawkins' theory of memes. The process of developing memes, through meme-splicing and memetic synthesis, with the intent of altering the behavior of others in society or humanity. The process of creating and developing theories or ideologies based on an analytical study of societies, cultures, their ways of thinking and the evolution of their minds. The process of modifying human beliefs, thought patterns, etc.

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Who needs MK programs..much like UFOLOGY people will spread the information / virus / meme for you, unknowingly but willingly and believing it all with a rampant desire to be heard and vindicated in those beliefs. All that then needs to happen is the monitoring of the meme virus, where it spreads, by who and how. I can only imagine every now and again that a little nudge is required to get it going if it starts to stall.

This...with TTSA is what I believe is one aspect

originally posted by: coursecatalog
I think I am going to vomit.

Diamonds Are Forever is one of my favorite movies. About 25 years after the movie came out I finally got to go to that Hilton Hotel, the one with the giant sign. I ate something wrong at the restaurant there and went outside and laid under that giant flipping sign and threw up for 45 minutes. Still one of my favorite movies though.

Speaking of personal issues... someone said Celty posted a comment and suddenly The Final Theory showed up. So would you still throw up if you knew that Celty was actually Lue?

originally posted by: spiritualarchitect

originally posted by: coursecatalog
I think I am going to vomit.

Diamonds Are Forever is one of my favorite movies.

Glad I'm not alone! Connery is clearly out of shape - he ironically looked far fitter 12 years later in 'Never Say Never Again' (1983) - but the sheer viciousness and cynicism of his first 1971 comeback is hugely entertaining, backed up by a very witty, black-as-coal script and John Barry's best Bond score by far.

What has this to do with UFOs? Nothing - except Ed (Straker) Bishop from 'UFO' (1969-70) has a role in it... so vaguely on topic.

a reply to: spiritualarchitect

So would you still throw up if you knew that Celty was actually Lue?

Now am amused.