[mysterio]

Because perfect multinational conspiracies to hide the existance of space monsters don't exist. The don't exist because :

1. That many people can't keep their mouths shut.

2. Space monsters are not traveling through wormholes to abduct humans.

3. If space monsters actually were engaging in activity (2), government would tell us about it because we would get scared and give them more power and money to protect us from space monsters. Governments like power and money.

[Quix]

Interesting.

Thanks for your Thanksgiving wishes, BTW. Passionate beliefs I seem to have in abundance, alright. Not much luke-warm about me.

1. Insiders have NOT kept their mouths shut—including my relative. However, the well designed and prosecuted disinformation, ridicule etc. efforts along with selected terminations have limited severely any negative fallout from the government’s perspective.

2. Seems to be an arbitrary statement of blind faith in . . . assumption. “Worm holes” is a postulation I’ve never had much confidence in. Other dimensions and various means to warp space/time to arrive here in a timely fashion; coming from a “spiritual” dimension etc. are all viable alternatives.

3. There evidently has been some serious concerns about panic and chaos amongst the populace. Besides, they’ve developed many clever ways to get lots of money—co-opting the drug trade being one of them. And in terms of power—to have technologies AT LEAST 50 years ahead of anyone else kind of handles that nicely. Then there’s the whole globalist power thing working industriously for global government—some say for 400 years . . . consolodating money and power in the hands of 30-50 or so families world wide . . . nice trick.

[Quix]

Interesting.

Thanks for your Thanksgiving wishes, BTW. Passionate beliefs I seem to have in abundance, alright. Not much luke-warm about me.

1. Insiders have NOT kept their mouths shut—including my relative. However, the well designed and prosecuted disinformation, ridicule etc. efforts along with selected terminations have limited severely any negative fallout from the government’s perspective.

2. Seems to be an arbitrary statement of blind faith in . . . assumption. “Worm holes” is a postulation I’ve never had much confidence in. Other dimensions and various means to warp space/time to arrive here in a timely fashion; coming from a “spiritual” dimension etc. are all viable alternatives.

3. There evidently has been some serious concerns about panic and chaos amongst the populace. Besides, they’ve developed many clever ways to get lots of money—co-opting the drug trade being one of them. And in terms of power—to have technologies AT LEAST 50 years ahead of anyone else kind of handles that nicely. Then there’s the whole globalist power thing working industriously for global government—some say for 400 years . . . consolidating money and power in the hands of 30-50 or so families world wide . . . nice trick.

[Quix]

I’m not really sure those points answered my question though.

THOSE items REALLY convince you in your own mind that you know more than the Brazilian Brigadier General about the topic? Still does not seem very logical, to me—even accounting for a trillion tons of bias.

He has a whole intelligence service at his service that you don’t have.

He has lots of in-country connections you evidently don’t have.

He has lots of contacts with peers around the world you evidently don’t have.

Your arbitrary blind faith-in-assumptions position artificially and very unscientifically wipes all that out as though it were nothing.

BUT IT’S NOT nothing!