Today I'm "free writing" about a different concept. Not one particular technology, aerospace object, phenomenon, or story. What we have here today
in the world of UAPs and military technology is one big mess of breadcrumb trails that all lead to the same place: a non-answer. For decades, sky
watchers and alien hunters have been obsessed with finding that one sighting or encounter that would be able to prove, once and for all, that a
visitor had arrived. This has not happened yet. We have countless "UFO" videos captured by generations of cameras and cell phones, we have images,
we have photoshop. With all of that, none of this purported "evidence" has enough strength to lay it all out on the table and say, "we've got
them! They are here!"
So, what are all of these people, many of them traumatized from their experiences, encountering in the sky? In their homes? In their back yards or
places of employment? Is it ET or the military, or is it schizophrenia or other delusion-inducing mental illnesses leading to a life of paranoia and
false contact with an entity that was never there in the first place? Out of the thousands, no---hundreds of thousands---of UFO witnesses over all of
these years, are each and every single one of them having hallucinations? What about the ones who got burned or otherwise injured? Group sightings?
What we have here is the product of a field of study (Ufology) that has become convoluted by its very nature: the U in UFO. The massive amount of
ambiguity inherently present in the study of any completely unidentified, unknown phenomenon. Anything could be a UFO--as long as it remains
unidentified. And herein lies our problem.
Ufology has attempted to condense these anomalous phenomena into one small box: the box labeled with the question, "are they here?" But it's not
that simple. What we're dealing with is a large number of different phenomena--some related, some not so much. We now have categories of sightings
and encounters that fall under different umbrellas: literal unidentified flying objects, where the craft is obviously physical, often has lights on
it, and flies around before (usually) darting off; luminous blobs which may or may not have any discernible shape; invisible phenomena (perhaps the
sound of a strange craft but no sighting, may be accompanied by other effects); high-strangeness encounters; group or mass sightings; waves;
abductions; crashes; the list goes on. And that's just a small example. Although many different phenomena may be related, to say the entire selection
of categories of anomalous incidents share a common cause would be ridiculous.
To make cause identification even more challenging, not only do we have individual psychological factors, natural phenomena, and other "rational"
explanations to play with, we also have the military, the government experimenting with incredible technology in the interest of aerospace defense,
equipment ranging from your "average" directed energy system and other non-lethal weapons all the way to
laser plasma projections, talking
plasma carefully engineered non-ionizing electromagnetic radiation based telepathy systems
(
microwave auditory effect), and devices capable of inducing certain emotions and
images using specific frequencies and harmonics in the human brain. (read about some of these here:
UFOs and The Electric Mind) In essence, they have (and they do!) an entire arsenal
of technology capable of creating the experience of almost every type of anomalous encounter in the books. But the question remains, do they really
use these devices in such a manner?
Many incidents point to yes, with the Colares incident in the 1970s during which an entire small town in Brazil was inundated with UFO sightings and
unexplained burn-like injuries for a period of time (
Ufo Danger Zone: Terror &
Death in Brazil by Bob Pratt), or the number of incidents
I've personally curated over the years
in which a victim was injured and also experienced symptoms characteristic of high-power RF exposure, infrasound, and other common elements
characteristic of military systems. The problem is, none of these incidents are considered proof of anything! Even if any one of these cases was
legitimately caused by military equipment, do you really think they'd admit it? Chances are, the answer is no. And if any of these cases were the
result of ET contact, do you really think a highly advanced species would still be using technology which leaves traces, injuries, and other effects
consistent with the primitive technology mere humans have been developing? Perhaps they have evolved beyond flying around other planets and burning
the native primates. Or maybe not.
What humans are capable of is fairly simple at this point. Scientists and engineers have figured out how to manipulate energy to work for them over
time--you're heating your hot pockets with microwave technology. You're reading this on a device utilizing specific frequencies to connect you to
servers all over the world. Let that sink in--you are using this "magic" every day without thinking about it. The devices behind closed lab doors
developed under strict secrecy are no different--they are systems utilizing energy which is controlled and directed to do a specific job (a job they
don't want you to know about, so they can develop it without worrying about a competitor/hostile nation figuring out their "magic" tricks). It's
not magic, there are no unicorns here. Stage magic? Yes, there are many parallels between stage magic and top secret gadgetry, but there is no real
magic. Only engineering and discovery.
Imagine a species so advanced that space travel and even dimensional travel is to them what a car ride to your favorite fast food joint is to you.
What brought them there? Engineering, science, discovery, and persistence. And a lot more time. Would they, theoretically at least, be using advanced
versions of technology used by humans at this point in time, or would they have come across massive breakthroughs rendering most of these systems
completely obsolete? It's possible these cosmic travelers would look at the military technology previously mentioned as utterly antiquated. It's
probably in a museum somewhere out there. Gravity and time, relativity and its effects on frequencies and wavelengths, they would have figured all of
that out by then and come up with something brand new.
[to be continued]