Pentagon whistle blower... Aliens exist?

[LewStulePH.D.]

I just hope that they have good plans for me and my family
And everyone else

https://gizadeathstar.com/2023/06/th...g-other-stuff/

[Quillback]

They want to fish in the MLF and BASS trails. Their FFS is MUCH more advanced than ours and they also do not tolerate cheating. If you get caught cheating you get probed and beamed to the cheaters jail on a distant planet.

[Craigjc00]

I knew there had to be a damn good reason I woke up at noon the front yard face first in the mud in my underwear.

[LewStulePH.D.]

https://nationaltoday.com/world-ufo-day/

[yanknbass]

They want to fish in the MLF and BASS trails. Their FFS is MUCH more advanced than ours and they also do not tolerate cheating. If you get caught cheating you get probed and beamed to the cheaters jail on a distant planet.

[stratosjoe]

pillsbury Doughboy

[browng]

The nearest exoplanet outside our solar system is 4.5 light years away (that is 5,878,625,373,183.6 miles x 4.5 light years, or 5 trillion, 878 billion, 625 million, 373 thousand and 186. 6 miles x 4.5 light years, or approximately 23.5 trillion miles away). Any alien with that level of technology who can travel that distance could conquer Earth in a matter of minutes. Believe me, they won’t be engaging in matters of proctology or cow massacre, they will conquer us. Conclusion: the world has yet to be conquered. In other words, the Pentagon would rather you focus on aliens than consider the subject of the “Big Guy” getting his 10%.

Glenn

[smokewagon]

[AMSDJS]

[Highcentered]

I knew there had to be a damn good reason I woke up at noon the front yard face first in the mud in my underwear.

Did you go camping with a stranger?

[boneil]

We may regret finding out the truth. There's a reason Jimmy Carter wept after being briefed by the CIA on aliens.

[geodebasser]

I would think if they were advanced enough to get here, they are advanced enough not to crash. Also if they wanted to be known, they would go directly to the general population. It is hard to believe someone has the technology to travel millions of light years just to crash on earth.
My dad went to White Sands quite often in the early fifties working on the Werner Von Braun team as a telemetry engineer. Hate to bust anyone’s bubble but there were no aliens in New Mexico. Actually weather balloons. I have never seen hard evidence of anything alien other than some strange lights.
Color me Skeptical

[LewStulePH.D.]

Color me Skeptical

Hi Skep, i was looking for You over by Sepia and Sunset Mauve but they said You split.. Did You see this? Hot off the press (consider source(s)




https://avi-loeb.medium.com/we-have-...1-d6cd94946b53

chatter gleaned:



The parent object was moving through the Solar System at a speed that was greater than escape velocity. That means that it could not have been gravitationally attached to the Solar System and therefore had to originate from some other star system.


So the conclusion that the parent object was from somewhere else is pretty solid.


The little spheres that they dredged up from the ocean floor were described in the article as nearly pure iron. That's unusual for meteorites that originate in the Solar System--meteorites that contain iron almost always contain Nickel as well. That, and the fact that they were spheres means that they probably melted due to the high speed passage through the atmosphere. In addition, the spheres were found at the site where the fragment of the parent object was tracked to impact on the ocean.


Taken together, this set of facts strongly suggests that the spheres they dredged up were from the object that came from another star system.


The idea that they are artificial in origin does not follow directly from any of those facts. That would be speculation, at this point.

[boneil]

Hi Skep, i was looking for You over by Sepia and Sunset Mauve but they said You split.. Did You see this? Hot off the press (consider source(s)



https://avi-loeb.medium.com/we-have-...1-d6cd94946b53

chatter gleaned:



The parent object was moving through the Solar System at a speed that was greater than escape velocity. That means that it could not have been gravitationally attached to the Solar System and therefore had to originate from some other star system.


So the conclusion that the parent object was from somewhere else is pretty solid.


The little spheres that they dredged up from the ocean floor were described in the article as nearly pure iron. That's unusual for meteorites that originate in the Solar System--meteorites that contain iron almost always contain Nickel as well. That, and the fact that they were spheres means that they probably melted due to the high speed passage through the atmosphere. In addition, the spheres were found at the site where the fragment of the parent object was tracked to impact on the ocean.


Taken together, this set of facts strongly suggests that the spheres they dredged up were from the object that came from another star system.


The idea that they are artificial in origin does not follow directly from any of those facts. That would be speculation, at this point.

They also found a piece of wire that was odd. It's an interesting story and they plan to go back out with some more equipment to scan the bottom.

[temp]

Too bad that not everyone has cell phones these days. Oh wait, they do. If you have time to pick up and call 911, don't you think a pic or video could have been taken? It could have...if it were real.

[Tigercat]

Too bad that not everyone has cell phones these days. Oh wait, they do. If you have time to pick up and call 911, don't you think a pic or video could have been taken? It could have...if it were real.

There are quite a few out there. A handful of the images publicly released over the past few years were cell phones images taken from the cockpit of US fighter jets. Let me guess, those aren’t real or good enough either?

[boneil]

Too bad that not everyone has cell phones these days. Oh wait, they do. If you have time to pick up and call 911, don't you think a pic or video could have been taken? It could have...if it were real.

spend some time on ufo reddit. There's cell phone video and pics of ufos posted every day from around the world.

[temp]

spend some time on ufo reddit. There's cell phone video and pics of ufos posted every day from around the world.

I'm sorry if you misunderstood. My comment was directed at the video posted of the Las Vegas report where the man was on the 911 call while 10 foot aliens were walking around his back yard. No it was not directed at every pic and video around the world. Again, sorry for your confusion. I think there should be BETTER quality pics out there somewhere though. But there never is a definitive view. I guess it is just another thing I am supposed to have faith in believing. Sorry I'm not a believer. But don't imagine for a second I will not flip flop once there is some (any) type of concrete proof.

[Okie74133]

While it's not hard to believe other life exists out there somewhere, my skepticism comes when all the sightings are a perfect match for the aliens seen in a 1959 drive-in B movie. Tall skinny hairless bodies with large smooth heads and big oval shaped bubble eyes. Just coincidence I suppose

[Quillback]

There are quite a few out there. A handful of the images publicly released over the past few years were cell phones images taken from the cockpit of US fighter jets. Let me guess, those aren’t real or good enough either?

Fighter pilots love to mess with people. But tune in next episode where the proof will finally be revealed.