UFO hearing will happen by end of the month!!!

a reply to: andre18

Some scientists, hopefully some pilots, and God willing biden will not fall.

Will they not call the people who handled ufos and have first hand knowledge as per Grusch?

originally posted by: IMSAM
a reply to: andre18

Some scientists, hopefully some pilots, and God willing biden will not fall.

Will they not call the people who handled ufos and have first hand knowledge as per Grusch?

Both Rubio and Burchett have expressed their desires to have 1st hand witnesses….let’s hope their desires are fulfilled.

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originally posted by: IMSAM
a reply to: andre18

Some scientists, hopefully some pilots, and God willing biden will not fall.

Will they not call the people who handled ufos and have first hand knowledge as per Grusch?

Was thinking about this the other day....the only people who have gone on record with a claim of personally handling non terrestrial materials whilst undertaking contracts for the US Govt. is TTSA and the Army via their CRADA.

Until Congress investigates this claim (given the credibility of the parties involved) - they are frantically looking for their glasses - whilst the glasses are on their head.

With events like these my first thought is; “what are they trying to distract us from?”. At this point my trust is at an all time low, and I find the timing suspect to say the least. It’s like the tourbus driver says; “ladies & gentlemen, if you now look to the left,……you see nothing on the right”.

Maybe it’s my simplistic way of thinking, but if (interstellar) aliens, provided they exist, would want to communicate, and have some sort of friendship with us, I imagine they would have publicly made their presence known to us a long time ago. Because that is not the case, I would trust them no more than our current politicians and the M.I.C.. To me, they’re either benevolent and transparent, or, obscure and nefarious, benevolence has no reason to hide, so I would have to conclude the later, merely out of precaution.

a reply to: 2Faced

Envision that these extraterrestrial beings, having spent millennia interacting with a multitude of diverse civilizations and closely observing humanity throughout its entire history, have concluded that we are not yet ready for open contact.

Their extensive experience with various races and long-term surveillance of us provides a profound understanding of our evolutionary state, likely more comprehensive than our self-perception.

They might predict a potential imbalance with more harm than benefit arising from their immediate unveiling.

Their perspective mirrors that of discerning parents, patiently awaiting the maturity of their child - in this analogy, humanity - underpinned by an awareness of the child's developmental trajectory in comparison to other beings in the universe

originally posted by: andre18
a reply to: 2Faced

Envision that these extraterrestrial beings, having spent millennia interacting with a multitude of diverse civilizations and closely observing humanity throughout its entire history, have concluded that we are not yet ready for open contact.

Their extensive experience with various races and long-term surveillance of us provides a profound understanding of our evolutionary state, likely more comprehensive than our self-perception.

They might predict a potential imbalance with more harm than benefit arising from their immediate unveiling.

Their perspective mirrors that of discerning parents, patiently awaiting the maturity of their child - in this analogy, humanity - underpinned by an awareness of the child's developmental trajectory in comparison to other beings in the universe

It’s also likely that they’ve seen so many “ant colonies”, that they don’t give a damn. Just like us, once you’ve seen one, you’ve seen ‘em all. They might even step on a few of us, and think nothing of it.

a reply to: 2Faced

Your perspective is not without its merits. However, it appears to be underpinned by a decidedly human trait of equating abundance with disregard. As conscious beings, we humans tend to diminish the importance of things when they appear in excess. We should be cautious not to project this characteristic onto hypothetical extraterrestrial entities. Their perception of abundance might differ dramatically from ours, with no consequent diminishment of significance for individual elements within that abundance.

Your assumption of 'once you’ve seen one, you’ve seen 'em all' might be a reflection of our own anthropocentric viewpoint rather than a universal law. This perspective could potentially be seen as an unwarranted cynicism that discounts the inherent value and diversity of life. Let's not forget, from a more panoramic view, even the seemingly uniformity of "ant colonies" embodies unique features and variations that can be quite fascinating.

The spectrum of moral capacities among potential extraterrestrial beings is likely as broad as among humans, if not broader. There may well be entities with moral standards that differ starkly from ours, ranging from those who have no concept of morality as we understand it, to those whose ethical consciousness surpasses our own.

To speculate, it's plausible that a subset of these beings, particularly those with a highly developed moral sense, would recognize the necessity of respecting the evolutionary paths of other civilizations, humanity included. Analogously, we often deliberately avoid interfering with uncontacted tribes, understanding that their societal development should be respected and allowed to progress independently. It's possible that certain extraterrestrial civilizations, cognizant of our own comparative infancy, adopt a similar stance, patiently observing from a distance, and intervening only when we, as a species, have matured enough to comprehend and accommodate such a monumental encounter.

a reply to: andre18

Not holding my breath for this next congressional hearing anymore than I did for the much ballyhooed press conference congressman Comer was to give in late May about evidence of crimes by the Biden family. Not trying to make a political cheap shot, just pointing out how touted hearings and press conferences are often gaseous affairs at best.

Going to go out on a very, very thick and robust oak limb and suggest that nothing of consequence will come out of this hearing. Would love to be proved wrong, but don't think that I will be. Whether that is on account of flimflam or government disinformation remains to be seen.

On a related side note, a study has just come out suggesting that our solar system is rather rare -- as in being the case in one out of a hundred star systems. Which decreases the result of the Drake Equation by a factor of 100. Here's a video on the study:

a reply to: andre18

Perhaps the law of the universe follows an evolutionary path of least resistance, and the basic human form happens to be the most prevalent standard in the universe, that ultimately the (intelligent) humanoid form is the most logical evolutionary outcome, given all the right circumstances.

It is my personal believe that there’s probably planets out there that only have evolved reptiles and dinosaurs, whom never evolved outside the confines of reptilian life because the circumstances (e.l.e.) never changed, therefore dinos remained apex predator, and since they are, there is no need, and no possibility, for (other) “life” (forms) to evolve any further, like the shark and the crocodile did for instance.

Dinos have been around much longer than us humans, we’re relatively new, yet they never evolved into highly intelligent beings. Meaning we also don’t have to expect movie type predators or reptilians to evolve from them, who feel the need to traverse and explore the universe and fight everyone.

Humanoids however, have all the right mental and physical attributes needed to build and eventually explore the universe. No other (known) animal on earth, not millions of years ago and not now, has that ability. Maybe the universe dictates that, ultimately, the human form has to exist, because we are its (by) product.

It’s a lot of maybes and speculation, I know. However, it are the maybes I like to believe.
To be clear, I am no scientist, just someone with a broad imagination.

a reply to: 2Faced

Your belief that extraterrestrial life may predominantly consist of 'lower' organisms, such as reptiles and dinosaurs, is an engaging one and you may well be correct in this regard. To expand on your premise, I would argue that the possibility of certain planets exclusively producing what we consider as 'lower' organisms could be part of a grander scheme at play in our cosmos.

The vast expanse of the universe, with its countless galaxies, may well be managed by advanced federations of extraterrestrial civilizations. These interstellar entities, organized in a multifaceted manner, could be overseeing a multitude of planets, curating them as 'planetary zoos'. The purpose of such an undertaking would be to stimulate and observe the evolution of diverse life forms, cultivating them at various stages for a multitude of experimental agendas and outcomes.

In this grand cosmic orchestration, it is plausible that we, as Earth-dwelling species, are participants unaware of the broader narrative. Our evolution and development may very well be serving an alien agenda in some capacity, contributing towards a higher cosmic purpose that remains hidden from our current comprehension. The idea certainly imbues our existence with an additional layer of profound wonder and mystery.

a reply to: andre18

I fully agree about the wonder and mystery. We are more connected to, or rather entangled with, the universe than we might imagine, even linguistically. I would strongly suggest you take a look at the Meru Foundation (www.meru.org...), or, better yet, follow one of Stan Tenen’s lectures on the connection between the toroid and the hebrew language. It will make you wonder whether language already existed, before we did. It even ties into the “humanoid” theory, because one needs a hand for the language to make sense.

Well…..here’s the showtime……

House Oversight hearing on UAPs to be held July 26: Reps confirm

Now we need the calendar dates for the AARO and then the NASA meetings….suppose to be this month.

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We could only wish…….E.T. and Crash Debris….


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originally posted by: Ophiuchus1
Well…..here’s the showtime……

House Oversight hearing on UAPs to be held July 26: Reps confirm

Now we need the calendar dates for the AARO and then the NASA meetings….suppose to be this month.

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You beat me to it!

Uh oh....
Witnesses published

oversight.house.gov...

Fravor, Graves and Grusch.

Whilst I believe Fravor's account- can't see one thing that obviously points to UFO's except that he doesnt recognise the technology (which is a subjective interpretation).

Graves - same.

So- all hopes are riding on Grusch- who hasn't seen anything himself - but knows people who have.

Oh dear.

a reply to: Jukiodone

All they could do in an unclassified setting…..is to share the same stories we have already heard them tell …….imo.

Only difference….the Oath… not to lie, purger themselves.

I doubt all committee person’s will have title 10 & 50 clearances.

What!……NO Lue Elizondo or Christopher Mellon! What a stab in the back not to be there to add to and support the testimonies.

What! ……NO Dr. Greer!

What!…..NO AARO Kirkpatrick!

What!…..NO DNI representation!

Given the present short witness list of all Ex-Military personnel ……..and no other testimonies ….I don’t have much hope for a great a productive session.

But then what do I know……it’s about a week away…….for all I don’t know…..I may be surprised.

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Latest update News Conference as of today…..July 20…

Rep. Burchett and Oversight Committee Members on Upcoming Hearing on UAP



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Grusch is full of #.

It is a big waste of time and resources. No critical thinkers are going to expect the government to seek out, find and then disclose an other than known intelligence, or their craft. Only the hard-core believers of all theories of the causes of mostly lights, are going to accept that the government will finally tell the 'truth' of it all. After chastising that very same government, for covering up that same 'truth' since the beginning. Man we live in a mad, mad world lol. 🤣🤣🤣

a reply to: Jukiodone
One needs a lot of popcorn to survive this drama .