1 Love that ur covering #UFOs but saying "drink the spiked kool aid" is more of the same dismissive attitude experiencers have faced for decades. As far as crash retrievals? Many of us realize there's no proof of that but lots of anecdotal smoke, & we wanna c what's in the USAPs.
2 Many experiencers feel demoralized when they see UFOs finally starting 2B taken seriously but their own experiences r still being ignored. U can't blame them 4 being frustrated. And the folks who took professional risks decades ago are @g_knapp, Puthoff, Davis, Vallee & others.
3 Also doesn't help when mainstream @TomRtweets writes:
"its investigatory elements must follow the facts even where they lead to more boring outcomes."
That goes 4 following the facts, even where they lead to disturbing outcomes, like detailed in, "Skinwalkers @ the Pentagon."
4 More from Rogan: "the seemingly unsupervised expenditure of millions of dollars in taxpayer money on paranormal matters by contractors such as Robert Bigelow must no longer be considered acceptable."
Well, IMO & the opinion of others, UFOs are connected to paranormal matters.
5 Who's going to follow the evidence no matter where it leads? Bigelow & his team were willing to do that. Does Tom have an alternative way that we can study that apparent, troubling connection? Should we bury our heads in the sand, again, like we have for so many years on UFOs?
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1 Last night on Spaces, hosted by @Go_Kick_Rocks88, @ericalukesuap said when she spoke to biologist, Frank Salisbury, author of, "The Utah #UFO Display," he told her he didn't think anything anomalous took place on Skinwalker Ranch. She can correct me if I got that wrong.
2 A few excerpts from Salisbury's (2010 edition) book:
"Before closing this chapter, I want to emphasize that much of 'Hunt for the Skinwalker' is truly excellent. In this chapter, I’ve argued with the authors’ pre-witness history bc it gives a certain perspective to the Basin
3 "UFOs that is not supported by Garth Myers’ version - and I’ve related that the witness (Terry Sherman ~Joe) sees many inaccuracies in the book’s record of his experiences, although he confirms that the events did take place. But as I read the final chapters in [HFTS], I was
1 #ufo Travis Taylor? Long-time followers know I'm a big fan of @MitchHorowitz's work on #newthought. It consists of similar ideas in "The Secret" (& many other books) but much more digestible. IMO, the key piece of evidence SUGGESTING this could be real is the double-slit
2019, I took a friend to see Mitch lecture in LA & it was fantastic. She was having problems in her life so I thought it might help her. After lecture was over, I asked her what she thought bc, @ times, she looked bored. She said, "This is life changing material."
3 I had no idea @travisstaylor1 was interested in this subject and wrote a book on it and was part of a video. Now I like him even more. 😁 I started listening to this interview with TT last night and will finish it today.
1 #ufo - As I said the other day, I'm glad JG/@blackvaultcom called out the apparent agenda of @keithkloor (that many of us called out 3 years ago, after Kloor's article on @LueElizondo ran in @theintercept) &, IMO, an unacceptable response by @DavidMalakoff to Kloor's errors.
"What Science Magazine and Kloor did is not journalism; it’s an agenda. And just like I have highlighted the other end of the spectrum with the NY Times and the publishing of unverifiable claims about “off world vehicles“, the same
3 JG: "should be highlighted when those fabricate Pentagon statements and purposefully omit information to fit a desired angle."
Here's what NYT published:
"Mr. Davis...said he gave a classified briefing to a Defense Department agency as recently as March
HP: Well, the reason I stopped was I was already working practically twenty-four hours a day on training the army intelligence officers and so I was exhausted after thirty days of doing this. But if you want to
3 HP: "do it, feel free to do it. I've told you how to do it, so you can just go do it.
EW: (sighs) Okay. Hal, I'm having a very surreal experience. For a large portion of the conversation, you seem absolutely cogent, coherent, well informed, well spoken. And then there's this
We need to see all of the data that's been collected over several decades since at least the 40s. Plus, we don't even know if whatever intelligence is behind UFOs is visiting from elsewhere or, if they're native 2 this planet.
2 Dr. Eric Davis, who HAS seen more data than any of us: "I believe that they are alien. Whether they’re extraterrestrial, that remains to be seen, but if they’re interdimensional…whether they’re extraterrestrial in an interdimensional fashion or not extraterrestrial in an
3 ED: "interdimensional fashion is irrelevant. The fact is, if they’re traveling through dimensions, they’ve got a home somewhere. Now where that home is, we don’t know. It may not even be on the Earth. It could be on the Earth and they’re moving through dimensions that we don’t
1 #ufos If Haisch's (or KG's) information is correct, it tells us what the secret/gate keepers think of the masses & why it's gonna be extremely difficult to break through & get access to these buried, #UFO-related programs. If the courts rule in their favor again, we're f***ed.
"'The U.S. government secretly hired hundreds of private companies during the 1940s and '50s to process huge volumes of nuclear weapons material, leaving a legacy
3 "'of poisoned workers and contaminated communities that lingers to this day. From mom-and-pop machine shops to big-name chemical firms, private manufacturing facilities across the nation were quietly converted to the risky business of handling tons of uranium, thorium,