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Absolute scenes on the neighbourhood WhatsApp group. Someone's cat went missing and they put up posters, leading to the discovery that their cat has also been living with a different family for the past *12 years*.
Sometimes I will descend from the mountain into the towns to meddle in the affairs of humans - mainly to beguile them!
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Painting I did today ~ 5x7” oil on canvas board, ‘Bend in
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People arguing that nuclear deterrence achieves mutually assured destruction, have missed the point of my original nuclear post. I understand this, but believe all nuclear weapons should be dismantled for good regardless, because of the existential threat they pose to humanity. Nuclear weapons and the Atomic Energy connection is very strong with my family. My grandfather, Group Captain Tom Dalton-Morgan, was a WW2 RAF fighter pilot ace and senior officer, deeply connected to the nuclear arms race. He helped create the defensive framework for NATO with the Western Union Defence Organisation, and during the cold war in the 1950s, Britain sent my grandfather to Australia to manage Britains advanced weapons and nuclear technology tests at Woomera.
Nine atomic bomb tests were conducted at the Woomera Prohibited Area by the British. My grandfather managed the trials of nuclear bombers, missiles and rockets for Britains deterrence Program, operating under strict atomic secrecy. The sacrifices he made for peace through WW2 and the cold war, are impossible to overstate. On the other hand, my mum is currently in a senior role for Australia's only nuclear reactor. Both my mum and grandfather represent opposite sides of the nuclear coin. Nuclear energy has the potential to be one of our greatest scientific achievements or the deadliest weapon that exists. It all depends on what we do with it. That's why I think nuclear energy should be harnessed for the good of mankind, not weaponised to destroy us.
What's even more fascinating is a few years ago I learned for the first time, my mum and grandfather both had intense anomalous UFO experiences, potentially related to nuclear work. They were and are some of the most credible, lucid and intelligent people you could meet. My grandfather had a well witnessed UFO sighting during a nuclear dummy warhead test, of a Black Knight Rocket at Woomera in 1959. My mum's testimony is not public for professional reasons, but it's why I research UFOs and do what I do. The Nuclear connection to UFOs is established but not well understood. For those interested in learning more, I wrote an in-depth free article about my grandfather's incredible life through WW2, Nukes, UFOs & the Cold War. Read here theufozzie.com.au/blog/ufos-…
Funny how no one ever acknowledges everything else that ever happened when pointing something out
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"We were brought to the main room to hear revelations from a secret whistleblower who compared himself to David Grusch. He’d supposedly just resigned from a place studying recovered materials. Everything was dramatically orchestrated, cellphones were confiscated. Then the man simply rehashed far-right speculation… with no details or attributions.
We've heard it all before… from Pasulka's contacts and Chris Mellon."
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active imagination is the respectful middle ground. you can visit, you can ask for help, you can make contact, but you're not strip-mining everything for the rational mind






















