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Taking a break from my compiling and sectioning the massive OBAMA FACTS file to send to my email list etc. . . .

I forgotten, if I ever knew . . .

Very curious, though, . . . in your case . . .

Some of the unmitigatedly stridently clueless can go suck rocks but you I’m a bit curious about . . .

A few questions rattle around in my noggin . . .

Humor me hypothetically, if nothing else.

1. Do you assume that 100% of the better reports are what . . . A) Hoaxers for kicks with one too many 6 packs?
B) Deluded?
C) Government disinfo agents?
D) Drug numbed New Agers desperate for savior gods from the stars?
E) What?

Seems to me the info screening function is grossly flawed if any of the above are the conclusions from the evidence but I’m still curious.

2. PRETEND THAT . . . The next President . . . whomever . . . amidst Israel attacking Iran with our support and personnel joining in the battle . . . terrorists lighting off nukes or whatever in CONUS . . . and WWIII (or IV or V or?) getting lit off and going pretty well . . .

THEN

on CNN, MSNBC, NBC, BBC, ABC, CBS, FOX, and all the ships at sea . . . massive 1-3 mile craft unlike anything ever seen or even reported appear visibly in our skies and over every capital city of all the major countries and over all the major military bases of all the major countries . . . announcing that hostilities WILL cease and a GLOBAL GOVERNMENT WILL BE FORMED . . . etc. etc. etc. and etc.

NO doubt with perhaps Obumma jumping around on his pogo stick yelling about “Told you so; told you so; told you so! Now ya gonna get it! Glee Glee Glee!”

GIVEN ANYTHING CLOSE TO THAT

What would you most likely be saying to yourself say the next 5 minutes of self-talk or to those nearby after hearing and seeing such?

1. Do you assume that 100% of the better reports are what . . .
A) Hoaxers for kicks with one too many 6 packs?

I believe people see things in the sky and assume it's a UFO when it's something else.

I think the foggy pictures are taken by people who actually believe they are seeing space alien ships. I believe the clear ones are manufactured by hoaxers who want attention. Same with crop circles.

Those who describe abductions are either schizophrenic or lonely.

Those who insist on a fantastic government cover up are creative and bored.

2. PRETEND THAT . . . The next President . . . whomever . . . amidst Israel attacking Iran with our support and personnel joining in the battle . . . terrorists lighting off nukes or whatever in CONUS . . . and WWIII (or IV or V or?) getting lit off and going pretty well . . .

THEN

on CNN, MSNBC, NBC, BBC, ABC, CBS, FOX, and all the ships at sea . . . massive 1-3 mile craft unlike anything ever seen or even reported appear visibly in our skies and over every capital city of all the major countries and over all the major military bases of all the major countries . . . announcing that hostilities WILL cease and a GLOBAL GOVERNMENT WILL BE FORMED . . . etc. etc. etc. and etc.

I think that's a fantastic idea for a science fiction book. I can see a world government being formed against our will, but I don't think space monsters will be necessary.

What would you most likely be saying to yourself say the next 5 minutes of self-talk or to those nearby after hearing and seeing such?

First, I would call my psychiatrist and tell him I was wrong for refusing happy pills. Then I would log on to FR and apologize to you. While doing those two things, I would get very, very drunk and stay that way for as long as possible.

Ah, Quix, you know the drill. The guy's limited experience shapes his assessment of reality. Like the young gal I knew who'd spent her entire life (thus far) on a mountainous tropical island 26 x 9 miles in size. When we told her that in California, she couldn't live with us in San Luis Obispo and commute daily to and from UCLA, she cheerfully laughed at us because to her mind, clearly we were crazy. The concept of anything more distant that 52 miles round trip was beyond her real world.

Just the same, I dare mysterio to go up to my husband and his Marine son and tell them that when they and fellow neighbors saw an upside-down pie plate saucer with windows in it silently travel a few hundred yards above their street of homes and then instantly "disappear" into a star, that they simply "assumed" it was an extraterrestrial UFO when it was something else. This happened near a U.S. air base, and husband was (and still is) very well informed about aviation, far better than average. He knew damned well it wasn't a secret government project because he knew that that no earthly aviation developers has mastered that kind of technology.

You could go up to them and tell them they are either lying or were mistaken, mysterio, but somehow ... I think you'd have second thoughts. And FYI, husband rarely if ever talks about UFOs, but he DOES talk about and act on what he now knows to be true: that just because conventional thinking says somethign is impossible, it by no means follows that the thing actually is impossible. He knows better now. Unlike you, because your experiences are less broad than his.