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Mr. Elizondo was asked to comment on a remark made by the Former Soviet Air Force General Vasili Alexejev where he claimed that the Soviet military had conducted experiments in which they successfully “lured” UFOs to their location! Elizondo’s response was a sobering glimpse into the serious national security implications of the UFO phenomenon
What did that consist of? First the UFO appeared; in most instances it was a sphere, but there were other kinds. Contact was achieved with the help of physical indications of behaviour — pointing your arms in various directions, say, and the sphere became flattened in the same direction. If you raised your arms three times, the UFO flattened out in a vertical direction three times as well.
originally posted by: Blue Shift
The biggest problem with interacting with the control system is that it quickly veers into the realms of the occult. The UFO thing intersects on a number of different levels with (for lack of better terms) demons and other types of potentially malevolent non-corporeal entities or intelligences. The problem then becomes a lack of understanding in the traditional, centuies-old ways of dealing with these things to avoid negative consequences. Not many folks have a good handle on sorcery, and certainly not scientific types. I think that having a good handle on the occult is a good idea when attempting any significant reprogramming of reality.
originally posted by: Guyfriday
I had a Soviet era Pilots Training manual that had a trick can baiting the dog. It was to be used when intercepting unknow or unidentified aircraft. From some research I was able to do back in the 90's about this topic, it was to be used against UFOs that had entered restricted airspace. It was developed from real world tactics that worked against a couple of these unknown aircraft.
The person I had a protracted discussion with, was never clear about what kind of aircraft that were being hunted, but from his behavior these weren't normal flying crafts. That's all I have to add to this.
In his 1979 book Messengers of Deception, Jacques Vallée describes his coincidental run-in with a mysterious character identified only as “Major Murphy”. A former US intelligence officer. In their conversation, Vallée tells Murphy that he prefers to use the methods of science to investigate the phenomenon. The Major is unimpressed: “What makes you think that UFOs are a scientific problem?”, he asks. He then proceeds to lecture Dr. Vallée on the rigid rules of science. “For example, it has to assume that the phenomenon it is observing is natural in origin rather than artificial and possibly biased”. However, the UFO phenomenon may represent some alien form of intelligence, he continued, and if it does, “the study of it doesn’t belong in science. It belongs in Intelligence”
originally posted by: SecretKnowledge
I dunno its fun to ponder on.