It is interesting that with the US Government finally acknowledging the existence of UFO's and the pilots that are not from this planet, it would be a day that would change history. But it seems all everyone wants to talk about is the Barbie movie. What do you think is more important? And what does this say about our idiocracy and devolution?
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Sorry, going with Barbie to be a contrarian. It also looks like a good movie, honestly, though I'll probably never see it.
Not to make myself sound like Alex Jones, but I think this ufo thing is just the latest distraction. Trump's multiple indictments, Biden's deteriorating cognitive abilities, congress spending months debating restrictions on LGBTQ people playing high school sports while our infrastructure and literacy and crumbling. Half of our politicians are getting so old that they can barely complete a sentence. Crime is horrible, the environment is a mess, inflation, domestic terrorism, Russia and China destabilizing the US via social media bots... It goes on and on.
I figure most adults with an average IQ or better assume that there is life beyond Earth anyway. I think this just shows how out of touch the US government is with it's people. This would have been shocking news in the 50's or 60's, but in todays world, it's assumed to be the case, so it really is not all that important. So you are right. I absolutely do not care about this news, and I rolled my eyes when I first heard about it. I want my country to drop the partisan theatre crap and get it's a** in line and start moving into the future confidently and with purpose, and I want for obvious needs and necessities to be addressed via responsible bi-partisan government that benefits all citizens."You too can become a vegetarian!"Comment
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Having seen my first UFO in 1965 and my second saucer in 1971, I know which choice the human EGO does not want to be real.
And the only reason I saw them was because we lived right across the highway from the naval bases nuclear weapobase storage area. The UFO’s hovered/flew right over these bunkers. I am guessing they were doing something like an underground radar mapping count of how many warheads were down there. Whatever it was, that was the only reason I saw them. Location, location, location. And that location was my driveway. Lucky me.
Think Rendlesham Forest.
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Interesting that they have had many sightings at many different nuclear bases with numerous credible military witnesses. They even showed up at one base on record, said hi we're here, turned the nukes on and off and said see ya later...
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How about Barbie in a UFO? She can be anything, so why not an alien?Comment
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Even Barbi wouldn’t survive the light stretching ( like the beginning of Star Trek ), g-forces that the massive craft my family and I watched off the coast of California back in 79, heading back to San Francisco after driving down to Monterey at night. It must have come out of the ocean, bigger than the Superdome. Massive! Rows of lights, round like a tire. Rotated slowly. Probably drying off or releasing water. Angled up, and left the atmosphere in less than two seconds. No sound, no seen propulsion. Faster than any radar could ever pick up.
Having just left living on an Air Force base for three years, not something we could ever develop, let alone withstand those gs.
I don’t think you can consider, understand or really think about other forms of consciousness or dimensions unless you have experienced it. Same goes for out of body experiences. I had one after I put my buddy in an ambulance after the start of a motorcycle race gone bad. His father had threatened to kill me if something happened to his son when I took him racing in Ohio. (I was once also threatened by my live-in girlfriend’s Grandmaster of martial arts father if something should happen to his 80 something mother we were taking down to Florida) I was studying Akido at the time, and could become really relaxed. I figured if I got a first place to show his father it might not be so bad, but then I had to also consider who would drive if I got hurt.
Race restarted, I jumped to first. Immediately got in the zone where everything slowed down, I started to just relax and enjoy the ride. I had however a different diameter from tire I was not use to, and I was losing the front end twice a lap, sometimes just pushing it, holding up the bike with my knee, pointing the front where I wanted to go, doing rear wheel steering as I drifted the rear wheel. Despite the fact that I was literally flying around the track, everything was just was slow and relaxed. I didn’t even have to think about what I was doing. I was enjoying really what I was doing pretty effortlessly. That is when I floated above and behind my bike watching myself operate my race bike. Certainly I have had other things happen to me, had feelings bad shite was going to happen when I looked up at the 22nd and 23rd floors off the Mandaley Bay at a light, and three months later, a guy shot over hundred folks during a Jason Andean concert, had a very cold trail of a woman I wanted to see again in over thirty-five years, and I experience and watch accidents in slow motion, always. Nothing like leaving and watching your body operate though. Suddenly I was sad that this would probably never happen, again, and I knew I had to cut things short and be back 100% back on my bike. I did win the race by a huge margin. If you actually have to think about what you are doing, instead of doing it, you will never get anywhere close and/or waste a lot of time.. My buddy only broke his collarbone. He did come up to support me at a couple of racing including the championship one year where I placed sixth in the country, which was not to bad for being a hobby where I really didn’t get many weekends off to race. It was only fun. Too many people/friends dead, paralyzed, missing a limb or in a home because they didn’t know that fun can certainly have limits. But it certainly is enjoyable and rewarding to see just how far the body and mind can go, and travel.
You l just don’t know until you experience things that push normal boundaries.Comment
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Couple of good points there Gilly!Comment
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I used to know someone who worked at Wright Patterson Air Force Base and he repeatedly said they had alien spacecraft and bodies in storage there. This was about 40 years ago and at the time the thought that went through my head was riiiiiiight mostly because the topic of UFOs was hot at the time, and of course Close Encounters of the Third Kind and E.T. were also huge around then. But I never totally discounted that idea.
Later on we stopped in Roswell, NM on the way to Carlsbad Caverns and went to their UFO "museum", which had free admission at the time, and that had nothing and I mean zilch to offer so I left thinking this whole UFO deal is just a bunch of hot air designed to make money (it's the only reason we stopped in Roswell and all I can say is thank goodness it was free now they charge $7 to get in),
As time went on the videos started coming out. Clearly something weird is going on. It's hard to say if it's aliens or whatever especially out in California with all of the US military stuff going on.
If it's truly aliens then they almost certainly have been stopping by for a very long time. And you know the western monotheistic religious folks have got to hate the thought that we're not alone, and once the evidence gets out, if there is any, it's going to rock humanity to its core. If there was one single thing that could ever get humans past their tribal history once and for all it will be aliens from another place, especially if we're feeling like we're being attacked.
UFOs for $100 Alex.Comment
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Hey…I always love to hear “Closer To Fine”.
“Well ain’t life grand when you finally hit it?”-David Lee RothComment
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