Extraterrestrial UFO are real

Well, at least acording to Ben Rich, Lockheed CEO.

He admitted in his deathbed confession that ufo's and aliens are real and that the Us military travels among stars !



NUGGET TWO: “We already have the means to travel among the stars, but these technologies are locked up in black projects, and it would take an act of God to ever get them out to benefit humanity. Anything you can imagine, we already know how to do.”



The full article here :

www.ufo-blogger.com...


So what are you thoughts about this ? This could be some spectacular news if true afcourse....

I did a research about these claims, and I found nothing. I emailed the person who supposedly got this from first hand witnesses and never emailed back.

I agree fully with his statements however even if it was not being said on his deathbed, it will not go anywhere, there are too many opposing positions to allow it to surface, the truth that is.

I am very pleased to find this thread, thank you for bringing foward the validation.

Also on a personal note, the man was very handsome and probably has risen to a higher dimensional realm, at least I hope so.

Now watch as the nay sayers attack.

It is what it is.

S@F

[edit on 2-9-2010 by antar]

reply to post by css1981


My own black ops informants have informed me that the black ops that he is referring to were projects that were unsuccessful and were said to be operational in order to prevent any lack of faith in said black ops along with future endeavors of that nature.

As much as I'd love to believe it, I still have my doubts. Not until I see a great close up shot video/picture or a experience myself will I be a true believer tat Aliens have visited earth. I deff believe there is life on other planets, I just don't believe they travel to earth.

reply to post by antar


What one nearly dead guy says is "validation"? What if he said we are not being visited by non humans, would you still believe him then?

Originally posted by css1981
So what are you thoughts about this ? This could be some spectacular news if true of course...

I would believe him if on his deathbed he also produced any tiny little iota of hard, verifiable evidence of his claim. I treat everybody's claim the same. Without something to back it up, it's just another guy's story.

reply to post by css1981


I loved this comment from a poster at the bottom,
makes you wonder

If, as has been stated in the article, that 'we' have hand held scanners that can diagnose, and cure illness, diseases, including cancer, why did Rich die of cancer?

reply to post by Wyhi



That would be impossible for me to even consider, I am no fence sitter and whether that is fortunate or not matters little , it is what it is and I know what I know.

reply to post by SatansGift


I understand everybody who want more hard evidence. But it remains fascinating that a lockheed CEO is saying this kind of stuf. Why should he tell lies or story's that don't excist ?

Originally posted by css1981
Why should he tell lies or story's that don't excist ?

I can think of several reasons, including wanting to perpetuate a fantasy for the sake of national or professional security. Some people are company men to the very end, like Phil Corso.

I also don't know what kind of drugs he was taking or what state of mind he was in, and maybe it was all just wishful thinking on his part.

There's also a question as to whether or not he actually said such a thing at all. People tend to read things into what dying people say.

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Why should he tell lies or story's that don't excist ?

Hey, I believe in ET but why do these people wait until they are almost dead to come clean??
Maybe because no one can question their statements??

And lets face it, if its all true, this guy has been as guilty as the rest in holding back life/earth saving technology for decades..

So why should I believe him now??

As has been said before, we need evidence of this quote before we can begin speculating.

reply to post by css1981


You're kidding right? This has been written about a thousand times. Please use the search function.

reply to post by Whyhi


I have an uncle who has designed parts for the shuttle among other things. One day when visiting his house I noticed a new telescope and asked him how many planets were there in the universe? He said, "planets? I guess there were approximately 6 billion." So he asked if I believed if there was life out there.....I told him that if just 1% of those planets have life as we know it, thats a lot of life out there!

So how do you know that your black op friend is telling you the truth? He could be lying to you to save your life.

Friends, before you go bashing this man for his deathbed statements and then impuign him because he withheld information if said statements do become verifiable as being true, consider that Mr Rich was the head of the Skunkworks, and held a very high clearance; have you considered the ramifications of what he and his family would face if he had broken any of his oaths/NDA's ?

It is far too easy for you to sit behind a keyboard and toss off any statement made, as always demanding cold, hard, evidence; yet also automatically bash and demonize any person that does come forth with anything that would normally be accepted in a court of law as testimony.

Perhaps someday you will receive the undeniable proof that you demand; until then, it is what it is.

Cliff Stone made the statement " They are not concerned with what you know, only with what you can prove."

Blessings and love to All.

seeker

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And that explains my post above??

I loved this comment from a poster at the bottom,
makes you wonder


If, as has been stated in the article, that 'we' have hand held scanners that can diagnose, and cure illness, diseases, including cancer, why did Rich die of cancer?

reply to post by the seeker_713g


Uhh what?

Nobody is bashing Ben Rich, we just want evidence for this wild claim. Without evidence this is nothing more than fantasy, which is something found all too often in this forum already.

reply to post by Turiddu


How could he produce evidence? Do you think they let the mechs take pictures on the job? I'm sure working on projects l this classified, they take steps to make sure nothing is able to be leaked out.

Seeing a Lockheed CEO say this really just adds more concrete to the subject, in my opinion. This guy never came out before to make ridiculous claims and there is absolutely no reason to believe he is just making it up. He obviously was a strong minded individual to make it to CEO...

Originally posted by kyle43
reply to post by Turiddu

 

How could he produce evidence? Do you think they let the mechs take pictures on the job? I'm sure working on projects l this classified, they take steps to make sure nothing is able to be leaked out.

Seeing a Lockheed CEO say this really just adds more concrete to the subject, in my opinion. This guy never came out before to make ridiculous claims and there is absolutely no reason to believe he is just making it up. He obviously was a strong minded individual to make it to CEO...

This kind of flawed reasoning is exactly why Ufology is a fringe subject ridiculed by most people. First you admit there is no way this can be verified and then you claim that this "adds more concrete to the subject".

It doesn't matter who or what was said, the fact is that we have no evidence of this quote being uttered at all. If you still believe it, well in that case we can start making up more quotes from famous people right?

"The aliens are real, I met them." - President Obama, 2010

I have no evidence but I believe it adds to the subject! Surely this must be the truth.