Posted on 11/25/2022 4:20:06 PM PST by cgbg
Richard Dolan interviews an anonymous co-author of a new paper titled “Loose Threads” that analyzes a number of recently leaked documents (Davis-Wilson, Oke Shannon Notes, Jack Houck notes)
(Excerpt) Read more at youtube.com ...
Years ago that merged with my understanding of the way things work. Now it is so very obvious that such is the case.
Thank you for participating in this this thread. I learned early on that speaking in this manner earns a lot of ridicule.
I suspect that there is a way around Einsteins theory....we just haven’t figured it out yet. And given the size of the universe I will also bet a race/races have figured that work around out. Thinking we are the only life in the universe is ludicrous.
Science fiction can often become science fact...e.g. communicators on star trek...cell phones.
bfl
“Aliens are demons”....not really.
God doesn't intervene. Reference so many nasty wars and events like the Holocaust. I could go on for long time listing the "hands off" policies of God.
“God doesn’t intervene. Reference so many nasty wars and events like the Holocaust. I could go on for long time listing the “hands off” policies of God.”
Ain’t that the truth. There are a whole lot of characters I wish God would “fix” permanently. I still haven’t figured out how he always takes the truly righteous yet leaves the truly evil. It is completely backwards.
“I sure would like to see more threads like this. Maybe some questions might actually get answered...”
Agreed—If I see other good detailed information I will try to post it.
It looks like we have three kinds of posters:
—Debunkers who believe in the current dogmas of “science”
—Debunkers who believe in “religion” and/or blame this stuff on “demons”
—Folks who are ready to pay attention to new data with an open heart and an open mind—and hold off on drawing absolute conclusions based on limited information
We need more of the third group if we are going to advance our knowledge on this stuff.
To the “demons” group let me say this—if you traveled back in time to the 1600s Salem, MA and played music from an Ipod you would have been declared a “demon” or a “witch” and burned at the stake.
It is a huge mistake to equate unknown advanced technology to demons.
Quantum non locality ... distance is a feature of 4D spacetie. It may not be so limiting in 5d OR 6d REALM.
Agreed—but I might word it differently.
I would say that distance (and time for that matter) is an illusion that has proven useful to homo sapiens in coping with their environment.
If we could “see” all of space time (or all “dimensions”) at the same time we would go crazy and would not even be able to walk down the street.
The UFOs are the “glitch in the matrix” telling us that the outside world is way more complicated than we can imagine—and the scientific “laws” are going to be broken by an outlaw universe.
One good analogy is comparing what humans thought biology was before the invention of the microscope compared to what we know now—just total apples and oranges—we have had to invent whole new vocabularies to even describe what the microscope sees.
Or inter-dimensional, or they have always been here. At any point we could have been conquered but haven’t. Thus they need something with us in place. There has to be other planets in this galaxy with the same natural resources that have no inhabitants so why Earth?
The Trans-humanism ideology/religion would fit nicely into the our alien brother/creators have returned to reveal themselves and “save” humanity. Even more interesting would be a situation where say one group of aliens saved humanity from another group of hostile aliens. Would they become our new gods?
It also supported a personal notion I developed some time ago that hard UFO events and abduction scenarios are not necessarily related.
Ed Dames hid in a cave because he was so sure that the Y2K would bring about catastrophic world events. His credibility is something I strongly question; therefore, his predominance in the document troubles me.
Some of us take this material very seriously, and want to learn all we can. I know first hand that Freepers tend to attack mercilessly and personally, just like the liberals they pretend to hate. I have been on the verge of leaving this site behind me many times, but Lazamataz keeps reminding me that posting is anonymous and each of us matter to those we matter.
It would break my heart if you held back anything.
“played music from an Ipod you would have been declared a “demon” or a “witch” and burned at the stake.”
Especially if you told them it was by “Black Sabbath”...
Agree with you on Ed Dames—along with Steven Greer (also mentioned in the document) he has a dubious history for sure. As you know Dames made a bunch of really stupid and wrong claims over the years.
I think both of them have some real knowledge but also have sociopath personalities—which means they exaggerate or embellish the truth if they believe they can get personal gain from doing so.
The other “clunker” in the document was Uri Geller—I thought he had been shown to be a faker and con artist decades ago....
Oh, yeah. He was mentioned as well. Bummer.
I'm going to take this document as if I came from Missouri.
It seems that this must be repeated constantly, to no avail, of course. This rates as one of my pet peeves.
Ed Dames and Uri Geller were mentioned in connection with the remote viewing program of the Monroe Institute.
I do not know enough about that program to be able to evaluate what was legit and what was fake.
It is clear that some .gov officials thought there was a “there there”—and did have strong evidence of it.
My main takeaways on the topic are:
—Remote viewing technology is legitimate science—though there are con artists and fakers hiding in the bushes for sure.
—Remote viewing is still being used today in classified government programs.
—Remote viewing is considered a tool to try to figure out where the aliens “live” and what they are like.
I think this is something like the early days of studying meteors.
At first the only evidence that meteors existed were anecdotes from folks who saw them fall from the sky.
Some of those folks were liars and con artists.
Eventually science figured out that the meteors were legit—but in order to do that they had to learn a lot more about what was in outer space.
So—we will be able to separate the wheat from the chaff—and then history will mostly forget about the scam artists and their antics.
I am really looking forward to that.
I found one other fascinating Dolan interview—the “good stuff” starts after the twenty minute mark:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1JnjYD8xYtY
There is a detailed discussion of “alien tech”—piece by piece—showing that we already know about most of the concepts and have applied many of them in a variety of fields—without fully understanding all the implications.
It is kinda like the story of the fax machine—supposedly a primitive one was invented in the 1840s (not a typo—1840s)—but of course the infrastructure did not exist to make its use practical at scale for more than a century.
In a hundred years a lot of this “impossible” tech may be as routine and boring as the cell phone is today.
Examples:
—Mind reading/telepathy/tapping into the memories of another person
—Force fields
“It is a huge mistake to equate unknown advanced technology to demons”
“It seems that this must be repeated constantly, to no avail, of course. This rates as one of my pet peeves.”
Know what though guys? One can’t throw out all the accounts right in front of our faces in the Bible. It is chocked full of metaphoric UFO encounters...
Just have to be open enough to read it metaphorically rather than literally.
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