Russian PM not joking – extraterrestrials live among us according to MIB documentary

exopolitics.org ^ | January 2, 2013. | Dr Michael Salla on

[BenLurkin]

Some pre-Friday silliness?

[Disambiguator]

Youtube strikes again!

[muir_redwoods]

Mis-information
Misdirection
Vodka

It’s one of the three

[a fool in paradise]

[DJlaysitup]

Well I don’t know about “live amongst us”...that sounds a tad far-fetched...but the “Belgian Wave” sightings are very interesting to read about and very difficult to dismiss out of hand.

[Venturer]

Now we know where Obama came fom

He is a frickin Spaceman.

[TADSLOS]

There’s a colony of them occupying the White House.

[John W]

As a born and bred Earthling, that would make me feel a lot better if true.

[moose07]

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Bookmark for later...

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[Norm Lenhart]

Jarret is a Reptillian. Just look at her.

[haffast]

“we come in peace..we come in peace”"

I'm pretty sure they are Arab terrorists.

[lonevoice]

ping

[djf]

What I had read was that during the Ike admin, a 50 year contract was agreed upon between USA and the aliens.

In exchange for the aliens providing certain electronic and military technical info, they were allowed to do biometric testing, genetic engineering, and actual abductions.

I’ve also heard a couple times people who claim to be ex-mil black box type workers say that whatever you think we might have as far as military tech, add 100 years to that level, and that’s where we are!

[TADSLOS]

No doubt. No one has ever seen her forked tongue either.

[left that other site]

Well, they must have one giant version of a “Prime Directive”, otherwise they would have DONE something to help out, or at least get these political gangsters sidetracked onto a good gang of “Fizbin”.

[MaxMax]

Darn you Dmitry, now everyone knows about us and we may have to move again.

[Thunder90]

Now we know that the tin foil kooks have came out of the cage...

[null and void]

Soooooo, is the contact expired, or was it renewed?

[cripplecreek]

There are no cooler aliens than The Silence.

[spetznaz]

I am not a believer in the existence of extraterrestrial life on Earth, however I am all the same constantly astonished by the immediate reaction of incredulity and mockery that most people have on the issue of extraterrestrial life. It is really not that implausible. The universe - scratch that, just THIS galaxy of ours alone is an extremely big place. The Milky Way by itself is truly large, with exceedingly many solar systems, and that is just in our galaxy alone. There are exceedingly many other galaxies out there. Which is why, even though I've never seen evidence of an ET, and I cannot say I believe in their existence (in the way the are represented by most media anyways), I'd say there is a far higher probability of their existence than there is of Obama saving the US, or of the GOP growing a spine and doing real good for the country. Much higher probability.

Yet, the mere mention of anything related to an ET and one gets guffaws, yet I keep reading headlines of how the GOP is about to (nominate a conservative, win the election, put someone with a brain in charge of the House, save West, put forth Palin, vote correctly on the fiscal cliff, release damaging info using the Trump stalking horse, all sorts of other October surprises, etc etc etc) and yet no laughter comes from such statements? Maybe the reaction to ET stories and the latest 'headlines' from FR regarding the 'inside dope' on what the GOP will do need to be exchanged!

[cripplecreek]

The Sontarans are cool but not real bright.



"I can produce "magnificent quantities of lactic fluid"

[Peter ODonnell]

Oh give me a home
where the mzngrlfz roam
and the knarr and the zedbulogs play

where seldom is heard
a carjeliant word

and the skies p*ss down methane all day.

[PGalt]

Exactly.

[NoCmpromiz]

Anybody tell Alex Jones about this?

[NoCmpromiz]

ummm... Didn’t he declare war on the Moon?

[left that other site]

gang = game.

It’s late.

[GoDuke]

Suddenly, I’m so homesick!

[Inyo-Mono]

Yet, the mere mention of anything related to an ET and one gets guffaws,

I hear you. One night, the Summer before last, during a camping trip deep into the wilderness I saw a incredible glowing green orb shoot out of a remote canyon, zig zag in the sky across the hillside in front of me then dive back into the canyon. I experienced an "immediate reaction of incredulity and mockery" when I told my family and co-workers about it. I have learned to keep my mouth shut about such things.

[Hardraade]

Expired. The Vogons are right down the turnpike.

[FutureRocketMan]

if there was a like button on FR, i would have pressed it. lol AMEN!

[haffast]

In an insane world, even the sane appear insane.

The sky is green and the grass is blue, And the Dem-MSM believes it too.

Foxy Rove and the Toesucker said it was in the bag.............
But they may be to the Left of this ol' hag:

"Missed me again!! LOLOLOLOL .....shoulda' had your hats on fellas!"

What's for supper Hillary?

"Benghazi rice, and no clots this time, and champagne for everybody!! WOOOOOOOOoooooo! Doc, Doc,.....another Hydrocodone pretty please. Let's make this thing reeeaaal!"

[SunkenCiv]

[Hoosier-Daddy]

Absolutely. Perfect facial structure. ..

[Jeff Winston]

[GBA]

I miss Art Bell. No one does late night as well as he did. I hope life is being good to him and his family these days. He has had is share of struggles.

[Dr.Deth]

[Rebelbase]

"I come for piece!"

[clearcarbon]

Now that comrade obama has been reelected, the Russians have a better feel for the caliber of the audience they should be writing their science articles down to.

[Sherman Logan]

President Eisenhower’s alleged meeting with extraterrestrials, where agreements were reached with some of the visitors giving them permission to take some of the Earth’s resources in exchange for advanced technology

Makes no real sense.

1. A people advanced enough to travel from (presumably) another star system would also presumably be able to synthesize any resources they need or obtain them from asteroids, etc.

2. Any such people would be advanced enough that our weapons systems would pose little threat to them. Therefore they would have no need to make agreements with us, anymore than we make treaties with cockroaches.. It's far more likely they would just ignore us and go about their business.

[spetznaz]

Lol. Genius look at the other side of the coin.

[Redcloak]

They're everywhere...

[Gadsden1st]

“They” make no sense to me. If one does start with the premise “They” exist, one has to conclude they go to great efforts to avoide detection of their activities which would indicate they care what we perceive. The “Prime Directive” concept never made sense to me.

If we are of no value to them, we would experience them doing whatever they came here to do. Roaches run for cover when the light is turned on.

If we have value to them, they would assist us. I cannot conceive of caring for a group withour caring about individuals in the group.

[RegulatorCountry]

Under what jurisdiction would a contract with space aliens be written and how would it be enforced, lol? Talk about flight risk.

[jmcenanly]

Did he get a copy of the american comedy by the same name?

[RegulatorCountry]

I cannot conceive of caring for a group without caring about individuals in the group.

That's why you're not a Democrat. Get acquainted with a few and you'll be able to conceive of such a thing all too well.

[Las Vegas Dave]

Pinging the UAP list as a FYI.

[Bikkuri]

Similar here..

What’s left unsaid is sometimes best left unsaid;
I’ll leave it at that.