Thread by @gangatoday1

@martijn1216 @PostDisclosure @Munook 1-Ok, it's obvious you aren't going to ask, correct me if I am wrong though.

I'll show you a couple of things you are overlooking.
First, apply some logic:

You said:
"I don’t fear ET, I do fear human groups"

@martijn1216 @PostDisclosure @Munook 2-By this logic, you infer that all "ET" must be "good".
Then, if all "ET" is "good"...therefore this person in front of me, cannot ever have been talking to "ET".

Am I hitting the mark in your logic?
Is it what you thinking?

@martijn1216 @PostDisclosure @Munook 3-If this is how you are thinking. Then, you will also have to call my accounts as being suspect.

So what happens if I keep piling up the evidence that I am not making it up and other people around the world who've never even heard of me, found the same?

@martijn1216 @PostDisclosure @Munook 4-I suspect what's going to happen is you'll become increasingly more vocal.

You'll likely see other people realizing the parallels. Come to the conclusion, I am "probably" telling the truth.

Then, you'll not be able to square it away in your mind why this is so...

@martijn1216 @PostDisclosure @Munook 5-...and end up radicalizing. Calling me a liar or a conn man or God knows what. (Yes, I've been through this before lots of times)

It's not really about me, it's about how incompatible the account is with someone else's. How more evidence springs forth from legitimate sources.

@martijn1216 @PostDisclosure @Munook 6-It causes all sorts of uncomfortable situations.
People go from being vocal to jeering to being disturbed or unhinged.

It's not their preferred cup of tea, and they can't stop staring at how it affects their own relationship with "ET".

@martijn1216 @PostDisclosure @Munook 7-Part of the Paranormal circles praise me, the other half calls me the devil in disguise.

8-Experiencers think I am either an "ET" myself or a hybrid. (No, neither)

They don't like what I have to say, but they can't avoid it either. The implications bother everyone in some way

@martijn1216 @PostDisclosure @Munook 9-Sometimes people become so unhinged that they even begin to deny the phenomenon itself.

If they claim to be psychic, then they say there is no such thing as PSI phenomena. (absurd I know)

If they are experiencers, it's not "ET" it's something else. etc etc etc.

@martijn1216 @PostDisclosure @Munook 10-I am sorry if I get annoyed. I've had to put up with alot.

Since I don't think you'll ask your "ET" any honest questions, I'll tell you why I posed the question to you.

@martijn1216 @PostDisclosure @Munook 11-Regardless of how hyper-intelligent an "ET" may be. There are realities they cannot avoid.

If you ask them an innocent question:
"What kinds of PSI abilities do you have?"

They'll know it's a can of worms and there are only so many ways to couch the answer in a "safe" way.

@martijn1216 @PostDisclosure @Munook 12-If they are prudent, they are going to "scan" your mind as you ask the question. To figure out where you are going with this.

If they pick up that you are asking for someone else's sake they are going to give themselves an easy out.

@martijn1216 @PostDisclosure @Munook 13-They are going to put in a "qualifier" for why you shouldn't have access to that information.

You aren't smart enough, tall enough, enlightened enough or etc. etc. etc.

It's the easy way to shake you off.

@martijn1216 @PostDisclosure @Munook 14-Answering your question "as an equal" implies taking on "risk". In the "ET" trade that is never a good thing.

If they answer anything half-assed, then they'll have to contend with what I'd say and the implications of what I'd say in return to any answer.

@martijn1216 @PostDisclosure @Munook 15-The only safe way out of that scenario without disqualifying you in some nonsense way....is to be completely truthful.

If they tell you the absolute truth, then what I'd say is of no effect.

If they say the truth, the implications are many.

@martijn1216 @PostDisclosure @Munook 16-You don't see it, but I am like playing a 5D game of chess with them if they answer honestly. (half-joking)

If they answer truthfully, you'd become aware that I am being accurate in my statements. But if they do tell the truth, then you'll also know that they can affect you.

@martijn1216 @PostDisclosure @Munook 17-As well as realize to what extent they can affect you.

For me, it is a win-win. You find out more about them, it'd come from them directly so you'd have to believe it as they revealed it to you directly.

@martijn1216 @PostDisclosure @Munook 18-But from your "ET"s perspective there are more downsides and than upsides.

Now that you'd know how they'd do things and to what extent they can do "PSI" things, you'd no doubt be paying attention to many things you weren't aware of previously.

@martijn1216 @PostDisclosure @Munook 19-You'd also no doubt, go through your memories and recall a lot of little things you experienced but didn't understand till now.

You'd be on level ground with them. An equal relationship.

@martijn1216 @PostDisclosure @Munook 20-Now you'd also be harder to fool. If you're normal in your thinking, you'd also be on guard against any untoward treatment.

(You'd become like me)

@martijn1216 @PostDisclosure @Munook 21-But what if they just told you a partial lie?
Like they can only do telepathy?

Then you'd come back and report the lie, and I'd then point out either they are lying or other "ET" have superior abilities.

Then, you'd begin to check your memories and gradually verify.

@martijn1216 @PostDisclosure @Munook 22-If they messed up or forgot that they used more than just telepathy, you'd notice it and catch the inconsistency from recalling prior encounters.

Bringing it up, you'd start to wonder how truthful they are actually being.

etc etc etc.

It's a can of worms to tell the truth.

@martijn1216 @PostDisclosure @Munook You'd be surprised at how hostile "ETs" of the positive persuasion can become if you poke holes in their story.

Even innocent questions are epically problematic if you know which ones to ask.