What is her planet of record?
Posted on 05/24/2023 2:56:22 AM PDT by RoosterRedux
I’ve been doing my own scientifical reasearch for decades and firmly believe, I think, that when antichrist comes he will be disguised as a legitimate alien from another planet or realm and the world will be completely duped by him. The talk of alien life and how advanced humanity would be IF we all would follow him is just the foundation needed to pull it off. Just my 3 cents. Inflation you know
And the Image of the Beast is AI.
What is her planet of record?
I have heard several "experiencers" (as abductees are now called) say that so-called aliens just want to take humans to the next level technologically and intellectually. There is one rather well-known "experiencer" who is a former CIA officer (John Ramirez) who has been quite clear about this.
Now, is there anything to this story? I have no idea. Given the history of the CIA, we have good reason for suspicion. But, just sayin'.
That thing is from Planet X...home world of Groot.
I cannot confirm or deny my status at this point in for security reasons.
My personal security.
“It’s there. I was working with a group about seven or eight years ago and I literally got within a few weeks of gaining access to one of the objects. And when the people who didn’t want us to gain access to it found out about it they pulled some bureaucratic administrative tricks and snatched it away.”
and that he has studied the brains of people claiming alien encounters.
“there are UFOs and they are 100% time travelers -”
Have you ever heard the theory that what may appear to us as intelligent beings arriving from another time in some sort of time-travelling spacecraft, could be extraterrestrial future time-travelers with DNA lineages reaching back to earthbound homo sapiens who eventually learn how to visit the past and return to their own spacetime and/or distant futures? If this theory has already been proven to be impossible, I haven’t heard of anybody who can explain how that is. There’s just not enough evidence in our science now to completely debunk such a theory. Einstein and his ilk have only begun to scratch the surface but give it another 200 years and then maybe, just maybe, the concensus on current limitations will no longer seem so apparent.
There’s nothing to drill. So far, NO EVIDENCE. I once spent a lot of time drilling down into the 1947 Roswell incident, and learned that there was nothing there.
Yes, there are UFOs, observed by many credible observers. What they actually are remains a subject for speculation. As the late Dr Michael Crichton remarked, the religious impulse is hard-wired into humanity, and belief in aliens is one way it is expressed. It’s probably a less destructive way than belief in the climate change crisis hoax.
He says he almost got some material to study.He said that he almost gained access to an "object" (a UFO)--not material.“It’s there. I was working with a group about seven or eight years ago and I literally got within a few weeks of gaining access to one of the objects.
He has recovered exotic "material" in his lab (or so he and others have been saying).
Just because you haven't seen evidence doesn't mean there isn't any or that it isn't forthcoming.
BTW, I have drawn no conclusions one way or another regarding this matter. I am still just observing.
I suggest that drawing a conclusion on a lack of evidence for or against is a "belief."
“If this is propaganda, what’s the political angle here?”
To cast doubt?
Nolan claims to have recovered material. What kind of material is it? Is it metallic? Is he examining its molecular structure? Is it organic material? Is this claim even true?
As an aside, Nolan was threatened with the withdrawal of his tenure a few years ago over this matter because the dean of the Medical School thought he would damage its credibility and its ability to maintain funding. The dean apparently came to the conclusion that Nolan's work was within his academic and professional purview and that he had no recourse against Nolan's tenure.
To cast doubt on what? And to what end?
Not saying I disagree with your point. Just not sure what it is.
To sell newspapers
Maybe the effect they’re going for is to have people questioning their own beliefs and to steer them in whatever direction the propagandist’s agenda has in mind for them. It’s a very dirty way of doing business.
This story is explosive for the obvious reasons.
Whether true or false, it sells because it's interesting. If true, it's probably the most important story since the Crucifixion.
Yes, I've heard the theory. It's why I mentioned it. Everybody on the planet has a theory.
There’s just not enough evidence in our science now to completely debunk such a theory.
Speculation and make-pretend is fun, but it's not science. There’s just not enough evidence in our science now to completely debunk the existence of leprechauns, although everybody who matters sees them all the time.
Your comment is hostile nonsense. Yes, the moon may be made of green cheese. So far the evidence is lacking, but as Scarlett O’Hara said, tomorrow is another day.
My conclusion is that I have seen no evidence of aliens visiting earth. When I see some evidence I will once again try to evaluate it. It is certainly an interesting subject.
I observe that the human inclination to believe in alien visitors exceeds any actual evidence. It’s apparently a religious belief, that may cause hostility when it is questioned. Good luck with your religion.
I do believe in reincarnation, because I have seen the evidence from U Va and it is quite convincing to me https://med.virginia.edu/perceptual-studies/dops-media/video-reincarnation-research/ . You are entitled to disagree with my evaluation of Dr Stevenson & Tucker’s reincarnation research. Many people do have trouble believing it.
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