Breaking BAASS, Assessing AATIP and Doubting Thomas ‘DeLonge’

a reply to: mirageman

- The statements that disappoint me are: Elizondo who predicts the future like a fortune teller and its links with Masonry and Monroe Institute

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Heh Heh.
Amazonian wife who admonishes poor old Lue round the house using Navy speak?
Lue in a trance whilst holding hands with his RV'ing "victim" (sounds like an owlfully familiar parlour trick)

They all end up coming across as bat# crazy TBH.

Talking of crazy.
Here's Dan Sheehan alleging the CIA has a secret technologyto track UFO's.

Cant tell us what it is but it's "entirely new technology - separate to radar" described as "electrical discernment equipment".

Sounds like someone might be a bit confused to me....maybe he doesnt know about modular sensing packages, or quantum radar, or AESA, or SAR or optical sensing, or acoustic sensing, or seismic sensing, or that various nations satellites that have been tootling around with increasingly complex NUDET payloads for over 30 years.

Unless he's going to reveal a new fundamental particle (or a new part of the EM spectrum) - not sure how this claim can be supported.

a reply to: Jukiodone

They all end up coming across as bat# crazy TBH.

Yep. They all seem to wind up off the rails.

a reply to: gippo888

Well I've hinted since the first of this trology of threads, subtly and not so subtly about the influence of Scientology at play here and even generally in some realms of American ufology.

Take note of this...

.....Sean began a trip down a road where he appeared to believe that the phenomena were part of a control construct designed to entrap and enslave humanity. He expressed beliefs to me that we are on a prison planet, inside of a nearly infinite loop of constant repeats, “until we get it right.”

It's but one of the core teachings of the cult of Scientology. Just ask Tom Cruise No one ever does!

Remote Viewing/psychic power, the Earth is a Prison Planet, the observable Universe is not true reality, human souls are Immortal, growing to become one with the Universe.

Sound familiar?

These concepts are all plucked straight out of old Ron Hubbard's cupboard.

The cult also employs sophisticated and unsophisticated means to harass individuals who try to leave or are perceived as enemies. This tactic is not a million miles away from what the Cult of Zondo does on social media when people criticise or even dare to question the anointed one.

Scientology never caught on much outside America. But the cult infiltrated well over 100 US government agencies and other global governments during the 1970s. All in an attempt to purge any records on the cult's operations.

Meanwhile, while Operation Snow White was unfolding, Hal Puthoff, founder of TTSA, member of the Bigelow UFO Mob reached the very top of the peak in the Cult in the early 1970s. Unlike the majority of others who try to leave he was allowed to just walk away....

So next time all these 'beliefs' are paraded as absolute fact masquerading as ufology just remember where they come from.

Mellon talking to a packed out audience audience in Barcelona.



Haven't bothered to watch it .

Jaime Maussan of Roswell Slides fame organized it. Maybe it will have as profound an impact on ufology?

a reply to: Jukiodone

Talking of crazy.
Here's Dan Sheehan alleging the CIA has a secret technologyto track UFO's.....

Great to see that while the US Navy refuse to release any further UAP videos that the CIA are still briefing Sheehan on their latest technology.

I thought they used remote viewing myself. A little bird told me that?

a reply to: mirageman

Take a listen MM. Mr Mellon seems sensible.

No comment re Jaime though. Hasn't he been banished yet? (Clearly not)

a reply to: Baablacksheep

Not while the cricket is on.



England are battering the South Africans. But Zondo is hanging on in there.

originally posted by: mirageman
Well I've hinted since the first of this trology of threads, subtly and not so subtly about the influence of Scientology at play here and even generally in some realms of American ufology.

Yes i know but gnosticism is much older than scientology

Scientology never caught on much outside America. But the cult infiltrated well over 100 US government agencies and other global governments during the 1970s. All in an attempt to purge any records on the cult's operations.

I confirm and am very disappointed with this problem
Masonry and Scientology are at the top of your society
I think scientoligists are very dangerous but I think they belong to the past because they didn't get to any concrete truth ... the world moved on

In this situation I see the usual "dark hand" that feeds beliefs ...
However ufology is based on clues, not beliefs ...

For this reason I said that they are very confused people trying to mix different beliefs ... in other words they don't have a truth to tell us, only details that always come from the Pentagon.

a reply to: Ophiuchus1

links with Masonry and Monroe Institute

Where did you read this from?

a reply to: gippo888

In this situation I see the usual "dark hand" that feeds beliefs ...
However ufology is based on clues, not beliefs ...

I’m afraid UFOology has produced so many ufo-based cults they can’t count them anymore.

Maybe that’s an exaggeration, but they have a lot of them.

I think ufology is very similar to religion because it’s based on faith, nebulous evidence, and NOT certainty.

At least some esoteric faiths claim, in theory, to get folks to certainty and beyond faith.

Ufology, being a physical phenomenon to most then, is based on time; therefore, it can’t give certainty in theory until they expose themselves on this level of the physical.

And that actually correlates to religion in that religion claims time will expose their God concept through the time-centered apocalypse.

a reply to: peaceinoutz
In my opinion the testimonials have a value ...
They are not concrete clues but they make us understand that there is something above our heads that moves the threads.
Could ufology be a sceniary created by the "dark hand" that wants us to "believe"? I think we are victims of a great mystification, as Sider says.
We must not believe what the witnesses are seeing but we must understand what the project is.

Interesting how the beards releasing of Navy videos were not investigated at all!!!

Yet again we see those unfortunate spelling errors on documentation .

Georgia Krapp and Jeremey Conball will be laughing beneath their facial hair.

a reply to: mirageman

Is that your request?

originally posted by: peaceinoutz
a reply to: Ophiuchus1

links with Masonry and Monroe Institute

Where did you read this from?

That was what MM wrote….not me

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a reply to: Ophiuchus1

I got that, thanks.

Ill ask mm.

MM where did you get that from? About the Monroe institute and masonry?

originally posted by: peaceinoutz
a reply to: mirageman

Is that your request?

Not mine, it was raised by a private individual on Twitter.,

Don't forget that the leaked videos were confirmed to have been taken by Navy personnel fairly rapidly by the DoD.

“I can confirm that the referenced photos and videos were taken by Navy personnel. The UAPTF has included these incidents in their ongoing examinations.” — Susan Gough, Department of Defense Spokesperson...

Source

Which is odd. As is the continual record of poor spelling by certain persons involved in this story!

originally posted by: peaceinoutz
a reply to: Ophiuchus1

.....MM where did you get that from? About the Monroe institute and masonry?

It's on the previous page to ths one: www.abovetopsecret.com...

Part of a blog “Red Flags, Red Flags Everywhere!”

from a guy that was making a UFO documentary series with BF Lue and his sidekick called 'Anomalous'.

Bear in mind, this is all someone's personal narrative.

a reply to: mirageman

A now-deleted IMDB trailer for an abandoned documentary called "Anomalous" starring Lue Elizondo, Sean Cahill and Jeremy McGowan. Elizondo offers the crew the opportunity to go "retrieve" material recovered from the 1980 Rendlesham UFO.

Hmmmm why was it abandoned? Did the boy's discover that the RFI case is a messy mess?

PS. I also waded through that red flag waffle. 😩

a reply to: mirageman

Thank you.


One wonders what it all means with bad spelling, the lousy investigation into the leaked videos, and conflicting statements.
Maybe they just don’t really care much about ufo related things that they would be so sloppy in this area.