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Don’t become such a huge UFO people critic that you forget to look in the mirror and acknowledge your own shortcomings.
Being a critic can be like a drug. It can make us feel special and blind us to our faults.
Your shit stinks too.
Goerge Knapp reports that in the jellyfish UFO video, the part that you don't see is that the jellyfish goes underwater for 18 minutes, and then pops out.
We didn't get to see that part of the video. Why? Drop it in a future PURSUE release. That would be so helpful.
@StephenM
I assess that UFO disclosure will give humanity medicine in a way no spiritual path, religion or scientific perspective ever could.
Because it will humble us and force us to have more epistemological humility.
“Knowing” the truth doesn’t accomplish that.
We are so much better at seeing the bad in others than we are at seeing what needs fixing within us.
Maybe that’s why we love celebrity gossip so much.
if not, you have to buy me a luxury chocolate chip cookie
The number of #UAP files/info released will greatly ramp up over the next few months and they will be much more intense/interesting.
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This is the fifth report of an anomalous “black triangle” UAP in the PURSUE releases.
The acting director of AARO confirmed that this morphology is one of two that stumped the USG.
And, I’m well versed in “scientific measurement” of UAP (e.g., Gimbal).
This fixation with the downfall of podcaster Ethan Klein seems dubious.
Yes, what he did was horrible. But, are we really elevating civilization by spending so much time on it?
What about our own faults and flaws that we are not properly addressing in our own lives?
Our greatest responsibility is us.
The most irresponsible thing the UFO legacy program has done is prevent humanity from being prepared for unpredictable Open Contact. An event that may even be likely.
Reflecting on this, should anyone be sympathetic to their so-called caution about what disclosure could do to society?
Let's not forget what UFO whistleblower David Grusch said when he first came out:
“Grusch said it was dangerous for this “eighty-year arms race” to continue in secrecy because it “further inhibits the world populace to be prepared for an unexpected, non-human intelligence contact scenario.”
Disclosure would inoculate us from this profound disruption, but the legacy program doesn’t seem to get it.
No, I don't think Jay Stratton and his family are fabricating what they saw. Or that they are all delusional.
I don't rule it out, but I find the idea that this is most likely questionable.
Most people don’t have these kinds of "paranormal" experiences. And most people don't have these kinds of delusions either.
But the entire Stratton family just happens to be delusional or LARPing?
I'm not convinced. There is no reason to assume they all lack credibility.
You could make the same argument about the Ruwa Zimbabwe 1994 case. The 60+ kids were all delusional that they saw a saucer land and grays come out of it? And, by the way, they are still adamant that it happened even up to the present day.
Ultimately, if there is a spiritual or mystical dimension to reality, then at least some people are experiencing it, even if it's not well understood.
Phenomenal campaign
Fox News Detroit played our entire, “dear Mr. President campaign” video today. Drip, drip, drip. #uapdisclosure
fox2detroit.com/video/fmc-tm…
Worth considering
I've become convinced the real goal is to increase the reach of the UFO issue 1% at a time.
It's a slow, safe, and stable approach.
In that sense, the "where is the real evidence?" diatribe is part of the plan.
This is what they want. A slow build up of discussion so that by the time a serious figure confirms key data points, everyone has already digested it.
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Trust the plan.
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The funny thing is, I'm a cynic.
And part of why I'm a cynic is because so many smart people are convinced they are right about UFOs.
The person who most loudly condemns a moral failure isn’t necessarily the person least capable of committing it.