Stars & Stripes Article UFO expert: Aliens cautioning humans on nukes

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This article says it all by a credible source it struck me as odd that it is in Stars and Stripes. Big things are a'happen. Apparently. Happy reading

In the replies section of this article, I found this one very interesting...


I was invited to participate in a navy project that studied unidentified aerial phenomenon. I was never asked to sign a non disclosure document, so I feel justified in sharing what I know. Some of the objects in and near earth's atmosphere are highly advanced mechanical objects with computer like brains that have enormous processing power. There are no 'aliens' inside them. The craft themselves are what is 'alive'. The hypothesis is that since they are found near earth, there are likely trillions of these objects throughout the universe and the assumption is that they self replicate. They are not 'visiting' the earth in any sense. They are simply near the earth, just as they are likely near every planet in the universe given the vast number of them in the universe. The population is billions of years old. The reason for secrecy is that we really don't know if they are a threat. They don't appear to be a physical threat in that they seem to ignore, and selectively avoid collision with, civilian aircraft when they are encountered by pilots. They appear to be networked together in a loose fashion, and they could conceivably be a threat on a psychological level. Their intent could be to influence human thinking, or even inject a virtual reality into anyone who comes into contact with one of them. People who have close encounters with UFOs often report experiencing things, even though there is no physical evidence those things happened.

Written by Eric, 27 September 2010 22:49

Wow, is this the Stars and Stripes Newspaper found on U.S. bases around the planet?

If so, doesn't this amount to disclosure that the U.S. military is going public with the truth that there are UFOs that they believe to be of or from intelligent life forms?

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Some of the objects in and near earth's atmosphere are highly advanced mechanical objects with computer like brains that have enormous processing power.

How do they know that these are mechanical, and not plasma based life forms, popularly known as Foo Fighters, from which the rock band got their name? There is strong evidence that plasma could create a life form, and the most common type of matter in the universe is plasma.

Yes it is the article is even in the printed version.

The weird part here is that none of the media are trying to make the witnesses look crazy. This is not normal for the msm and it is not normal that this is in in the msm and Stars and Stripes.I feel like they been have preparing us for this and in the last couple of months they have been doing it more frequently and they pull out more famous people. I am not sure if this real or they are planning the next false flag with aliens. I don't remember where I read it but the plan is that if the terrorists didn't make us react the way that they wanted us to, they would create an alien threat.

Wow, this seems to be the real McCoy, a U.S. Military source, although not completely official, openly stating evidence of actual UFOs believed to be operated by intelligence of unknown origins.

Does this count as disclosure by the U.S. Military? I find it hard to believe that the Stars and Stripes would print this without brass approval.

The article ending leaves much open to debate, and is close to being an official admission that the Air Force may believe that UFOs exist, controlled by intelligence of unknown origin.

From original source, is there a double meaning in this statement?

In response to the sightings, the Air Force referred to a fact sheet on its website that read, “No UFO reported, investigated and evaluated by the Air Force was ever an indication of threat to our national security”.

Apparently UFOs have been reported, investigated, and evaluated. And Apparently, none of them indicate a threat to our national security. That is tip toeing around the topic as much as you can get. Sounds about as obtuse of a statement as could be made.

No indication that these things could not pose a threat?

No indication that these UFOs could disarm a nuclear weapon?

Would disarming nukes be considered a threat to national security?

Well, some of us have been saying it for years now, and some have been saying they do not exist. The truth of the matter is, mankind has not been kind to the planet, which is a living, sentient, intelligent being, and have down everything they could to pollute the earth, air, and waters, they have dug in Her for minerals to burn for energy when free energy from the Sun has always been available, along with many invented devices to warm our homes and run our cars. The proliferation of nucler arms has ran overboard, the Earth could be blown up 100 times. All these things are ridiculed and scoffed at, just like ET is ridiculed and scoffed at. Guess who will have the last laugh?

The connection of the military to Stars & Stripes is a little hazy. It is produced within the Department of Defense, but claims to be editorially independent of it. It isn't clear how far this independence goes. Hastings' witnesses cast the military in a pretty poor light. It was alleged to be unable to prevent tampering with its nuclear missiles, and then to have attempted to conceal this fact. I wouldn't have expected the article to appear at all, or at most, to take a ridiculing, debunking approach, if Stars & Stripes represented an official Department of Defense point of view.*** It seems odd that someone from within the 'need to know' inner circle of persons in the military concerned with and knowledgeable about UFOs (the fellow calling himself 'Eric') should suddenly tell what he knows. It seems inconceivable that he would have been trusted with this information without being sworn to secrecy, as he alleges. His story could be official disinformation, personal imagination, or a genuine crack in the dam holding back the truth. Ross

Any official statement most certainly was well vetted.

It is as if the military were say, that there is something to these UFOs, but we do not see them as a threat.

A concept in itself that has numerous implications.

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There are many of us who know first hand. There is a big caution here, and for the ones waiting for disclosure, still debating the reality of Ets, if they actually do the disclosure that is being alluded to recently, it will probably be for the wrong reason altogether.

ET is not a religious phenomen. Yes, there is Sanada, there is the U.N. tied into Metrieya. These are negative/black operations possibly with some renegade ETs and NWO/Theorcracy type scenarios.

Big word of caution. Any ET bearing another religion is a renegade, for that is slavery. And they are very spiritual beings, expanded consciousness, the Higher Ups can even meet with and adjust their plans according to your Higher Self's directives if involved with you, they're psi and can switch space-time channels and frequency. They are not into pyramids, heirachies, relgions, slavery, control, money, forced employment, economic monopolies, control of information, poisoning dumbing down citizens or microchips.

The pryamid has to be inverted, power to the many and things redistributed, but not thorugh crashing economies. Not through harming, but helping.

The military knows the truth and they know these gentlemen are credible. To have this article in Stars & Stripes indicates to me that there is a good chance the military is having second thoughts in regards to nuclear weapons and that is a very good thing!

The DOD does not censure Stars and Stripes.

It would be counter intuitive for those sworn to defend the freedom of speech to do so.

Also nobody knows who this person actually is.

For all we know he may have been writing the information posted on Stars and Stripes while locked up in the mental health section of Bethesda Naval Medical Center.

Between what the former Air Force officers have said and all the other information in the media now,it does not surprise me.

The Stars and Stripes doesn't speak for the US military and I know this because several of my soldiers were ripped off by a "service" that was featured in the newspaper. I do however believe that the stories are approved before going on to print, though not by the Pentagon or anyone high enough to approve such a disclosure. Sorry guys, this is not disclosure.


--airspoon

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I agree, the Stars and Stripes does not represent official military policy, but at the same time it is a newspaper put out by the military.

While the Stars and Stripes probably does gets duped by companies looking to make a quick buck off of soldiers every now and then, from my understanding, they are a reputable news source.

I would say this is as close to disclosure as the U.S. military can get without calling a big press conference and making it official.

There is a chance this could be a sign of more things to come.