Satire/ Happy UFO Birthday! :cheers: Holy Day 6 24 47

a reply to: KellyPrettyBear

Ha ha ha

Thats my birhtday!

originally posted by: peaceinoutz
a reply to: KellyPrettyBear

Ha ha ha

Thats my birhtday!

That's sorta synchronicity!

a reply to: mirageman

Goodness!

You pay money for your comedy material?

Well, I guess all professions have their associated expenses.

Give Doty a hug for me!

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a reply to: Ophiuchus1

UFOlogy wouldn't exist, if it's founders hadn't been motivated
by financial reward. K.A. wanted the $5000 reward for the
downed c46 marine transport and Mac Brazel hears about
a $3000 reward for the debris of a crashed flying saucer.

Take money out of UFOlogy and it goes POOF gone in the
past, and much of it would go POOF gone in the present.

a reply to: KellyPrettyBear

UAP

Unprecedented Amounts of Profit

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a reply to: mirageman

Hey MM….while your sitting in a jammed pack audience and guest speakers are there but no one has yet to speak ….

Stand up and raise you hands to the ceiling and yell out with all your might…….

Klaatu barada nikto

And see and hear what the crowd reaction is…….

Cmon!

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a reply to: mirageman

You know Doty's picking your pocket. Probably putting a disinformation sheet in your back pocket.
...Slipping a doctored MJ 12 document report in your back pocket for you to find and expose it here for the first time.

Probably a death certificate for James Forestall that he was found with child pornography on his person and a confession he was a communist spy

a reply to: Ophiuchus1

I much prefer Bruce Campbell's use of that phrase than
in the original 50's movie or the Keanu Reeves remake

(though the remake is a nice tech rennovation---I mean
how do you not like Gray Goo?).

For me, "Evil Dead 2" is beyond amazing...
"Army of Darkness" is is also good..

originally posted by: peaceinoutz

Congratulations to all ufo buffs

Thanks! Loads of flying disc reports before that date though.

originally posted by: KellyPrettyBear

For me, "Evil Dead 2" is beyond amazing...

Great movie.

originally posted by: karl 12

Thanks! Loads of flying disc reports before that date though.

Thanx Karl…..I like this article….


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a reply to: Ophiuchus1

Well guess what? I'm not saying it's aliens but.....



The new head of Space Force.

A bit windy on the seafront this morning. So he left the wig in the hotel!!!

a reply to: Ophiuchus1

the VERY interesting question is,

why the HUGE furor wtih 'flying disks' with Kenneth Arnold?

I'ts hard to say, what 'UFOlogy' would have been, without
Kenneth Arnold and Mac Brezel's desire for a big payout.

Is it because, as you say, before that people took them
(more correctly) for what they were... but that little
green men from mars is more exciting to the popular
imagination? Something new?

All that 'occult stuff' never works out for the 'average person'
does it? So the 'average person' wants something EZ PZ.

Having a sky daddy fly down and give you goodies is MUCH
more enjoyable a story (whether as part of your current
religion, or the newly forming UFO religion) than actually
having to study stuff.

Kev

originally posted by: mirageman
a reply to: Ophiuchus1

Well guess what? I'm not saying it's aliens but.....

The new head of Space Force.

A bit windy on the seafront this morning. So he left the wig in the hotel!!!

Awwwww …….,,Little Georgie Porgie all grown up……now Georgie Baldy Pudgy



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a reply to: Ophiuchus1

Just look what BS in Communications, and a background
in bodybuilding/Mr. Universe competition can get you
in terms of managing star empires.

It gives regular people everywhere hope for the future.

a reply to: karl 12

Thanks! Loads of flying disc reports before that date though.

Thanks. Your link gets bookmarked in my ATSUFO Threads of all time!

This is what I’m researching now.


I know there are a lot of reports before 1945 and 47. I’m rereading Frank Joseph's Military Encounters With ETs which goes back to the first one in 1917: likely a destruction of a factory making weapons in NJ. Many Ufos were seen before, and maybe during, and after that incident of destruction on that Dupont factory. Then there are the Scandinavian UFO reports before WWII and of course, the famous Foo fighters.

But it seems the UFO reports after WWII are much more numerous than pre-1945. Maybe not but it appears as such.

As objective researchers, one should not be concerned with someone disliked and little respected if SOME of their theories are somewhat accurate. I mean the AA “theorists” who bank on all-time ufos coming here.

Most of their ideas to me are bunk, but it may be a fact that ufos have been here since a long time ago.

One hypothesis is that since the atomic bomb ufos have become much more prevalent than before the atomic bomb creation or atomic energy in general, of course beginning in the creation of the bomb.

Is that an accurate conclusion?

a reply to: peaceinoutz

Just an FYI,

The 1946 'ghost rockets' incident were an intelligence operation
as thoroughly proven in "The Rosetta Deception" by James Carrion.

People argue that 'UFO deception' did not occur until later, but
that's not true.

Biden’s 2023 defense budget adds billions for U.S. Space Force
link

WASHINGTON — President Biden’s $773 billion budget request for the Defense Department for fiscal year 2023 includes $24.5 billion for the U.S. Space Force and the Space Development Agency — about $5 billion more than what Congress enacted in 2022.

The White House on March 28 unveiled the president’s funding request for the coming fiscal year that begins Oct 1. The proposed $773 billion would give the Pentagon $17 billion more than what Congress enacted for 2022.

Congress in 2022 appropriated $18.05 billion for the Space Force and $1.5 billion for the Space Development Agency. SDA is currently under the Office of the Secretary of Defense and will be absorbed by the Space Force later this year so the president’s 2023 budget combines the funding. The proposed Space Force budget also includes $1 billion that was transferred from the Air Force to the Space Force’s military personnel account.

We may mock the space force but my idea is that one reason for the TTSA fiasco was to juice up the so-called space force. And lo and behold here it is getting billions.

Mission accomplished

a reply to: KellyPrettyBear

Maybe, I haven’t seen that but is that universally accepted, or is it just his idea or theory?

Some say I think they were meteors.

But thanks, you point out my error. I meant to say after WWII