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originally posted by: panoz77
a reply to: ConMi27
I was waiting for someone to pose the following question.
So, we can't match their speed or maneuverability, we can't shoot them down, we can barely track them on our instruments, WHAT'S PREVENTING ONE OF THESE UAPs from laying an atomic easter egg on the white house lawn?
I’m sure they could absolutely drop nukes.
originally posted by: KellyPrettyBear
a reply to: panoz77
honestly, the explanation that the 'tic tacs' were
probably a misperceived tail end of a jet, and
the 'sudden accelertation' in gimble and other
facts of it, all had prosaic, perceptual
explanations.
There's also the nemesis system that exists, to cause
radar (and presumably)other types of fake signatures.
So to answer your question... miserceptions cannot
drop nukes is the most likely answer.
Also, at least two of the witnsses of the naval
events had 'excitabl personalities' and at least
one of them became convinced that he had
been granted super powers as a result.
Now i'm not saying whether he now has super
powers or not, but my point here is that i've
notice in my long research, that sometimes
people THINK they are seeing something
unusual, which then allows them to
actually SEE somthing that may not be
physically there at all.
some people call those halluncinations,
some call them 'psychic visions'.
So it's often a mixture of simple misidentification
and an altered state of mind that needs to be
examined.
I know only a handful of people who are doing
research on this facet, and that's a shame..
it would change UFOlogy forever.
I’m sure they could absolutely drop nukes.
originally posted by: KellyPrettyBear
a reply to: panoz77
honestly, the explanation that the 'tic tacs' were
probably a misperceived tail end of a jet, and
the 'sudden accelertation' in gimble and other
facts of it, all had prosaic, perceptual
explanations.
There's also the nemesis system that exists, to cause
radar (and presumably)other types of fake signatures.
So to answer your question... miserceptions cannot
drop nukes is the most likely answer.
Also, at least two of the witnsses of the naval
events had 'excitabl personalities' and at least
one of them became convinced that he had
been granted super powers as a result.
Now i'm not saying whether he now has super
powers or not, but my point here is that i've
notice in my long research, that sometimes
people THINK they are seeing something
unusual, which then allows them to
actually SEE somthing that may not be
physically there at all.
some people call those halluncinations,
some call them 'psychic visions'.
So it's often a mixture of simple misidentification
and an altered state of mind that needs to be
examined.
I know only a handful of people who are doing
research on this facet, and that's a shame..
it would change UFOlogy forever.
Day recently spoke to UFO researcher Mike Damante about his subsequent experiences in the years following the event, including a newfound psychic faculty, he claims, gave him advanced cognition, heightened intellect, and the ability to manifest things he desired in life. Day says he also began having vivid dreams of global apocalyptic events that lead to flashbacks in his waking life and severe anxiety.
a reply to: Topcraft
If this happened millions of years ago and these civilizations were highly advanced at the time, they could have had advanced tunneling tech. Finding massive caverns, or creating them with the tech they had. Many years pass, and they find that they are content living where they are. It’s safe from predators, bad weather, abundant water, with a constant temperature, geothermal energy, etc. the ideal system.
originally posted by: nerbot
More money blasted into the atmosphere and put out to sea me thinks.
originally posted by: KellyPrettyBear
a reply to: ConMi27
Here you go!
Day recently spoke to UFO researcher Mike Damante about his subsequent experiences in the years following the event, including a newfound psychic faculty, he claims, gave him advanced cognition, heightened intellect, and the ability to manifest things he desired in life. Day says he also began having vivid dreams of global apocalyptic events that lead to flashbacks in his waking life and severe anxiety.
Reference: www.gaia.com...
Reference: mysteriousuniverse.org...
originally posted by: Ophiuchus1
a reply to: ConMi27
At the hearing… that crap about working closely with the FAA is straight up bull$hit!
Source: www.faa.gov...
Below has been the stance of the FAA for many years and remains as such even today. Where in the bajesus is the official FAA reporting format?
Instead, the FAA has the humor to put their “pass the buck” instruction under Section 8……which for military types….that means CRAZY
A partnership of reporting UAPs from the FAA to the Government???
It’s a FARCE
Question for the OP poster….you mentioned pilots in the family? Where if I were a pilot today and wanted to report a UAP to the FAA ….. were would I go to find an official form from the FAA to fill out? Please provide a link within the FAA organization.
👽🛸🥃
originally posted by: vance
a reply to: nugget1
She said "he said", is a very weak argument that he
"actually said", in my opinion. The inclusion of the great Dr. Greer, is even more a problem. The 99.9% of his research is also based off of "he said, he said", with the rest consisting of "light beings" that are otherwise known as the common moth.
For the OP, I watched the entire thing, they seemed to say what I knew they would say, the unknown is just that, unknown.
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I think you may have missed the point; this was ais in 1974, and what do we have brewing today? Rumors of an alien invasion....
Maybe it seems normal to some that 78 years later what Von Braun- or whomever- had to say now seems to be playing out., but it stood out to me as a bit odd. Somebody said it, long ago. Precognition? Who knows.