Sensation: Cities Found on the Moon!

Pravda ^

[MHGinTN]

Please, don't misunderstand my post: I DO NOT believe Einstein will be 'proven wrong'; I merely believe his general theory is incomplete regarding time and the effect of acceleration fields like black holes on temporal flow.

People here at FR laugh at me when I state that I think every mass (subatomic type) is a little bit of space, a little bit of time, and energy. My freshman year in college I asked my Physics teacher about the meaning/implications of m=E/c^2. He chortled and told me that was a meaningless expression. I don't think it is and I find 'what was the event horizon of the big bang' to be a compelling place to start the search for meaning.

[Quix]

How deep into the classified world have you been? How much have you talked to people who were deeper into it?

I believe the experts I have known and worked with when they have noted that a number of highly sensitive, highly classified things have been kept exceedingly secure for decades.

[hinckley buzzard]

Bump. Hoagland made his reputation as a fraud and/or lunatic by accusing the gov of suppressing evidence of cities on MARS. Guess he's branching out.

[Quix]

Some of them supposedly smell like scared humans have been farting or losing a lot of the remains of green cheese out the same orifice.

I have never heard of anyone feeling a lot like eating in such contexts. A good many have done other things with the food they had eaten earlier.

[Quix]

Interesting. Perhaps incomplete Einstein is a much better way to put it.

I'm much more keenly interested in the event horizon that occurs when The King of Kings sets up His Kingdom on this globe.

[longshadow]

Didn't he get Splifford from the Moon? You know, one of those rare Lunar bats...during an astral projection foray...

Sounds like a reasonable conjecture.....

[andy_card]

How deep into the classified world have you been?

I'm not sure what you're asking. I've read (and written) plenty of highly classified documents, but I doubt you'd find them relevent to this, and most are routine bits of boring paperwork. Aside from military service, I haven't had much of anything to do with the Pentagon, so I missed most of the really exciting Alien Abduction briefings.

How much have you talked to people who were deeper into it?

Huh? This isn't the Black Hole of Calcutta we're talking about.

[Quix]

I guess it's been both my observation and understanding that depending on the quality of the relationship and the context, colleagues sometimes talk about certain levels of "black" things. But at some point, most people who value their retirement and safety clam up even with fairly skillful questioning.

In any case, I trust the people who firmly asserted to me that they had personal knowledge of WWII and later things that would startlingly shock the nation--even the world were they to become known. That some things have remained even unrumored about for several decades.

[Mr. Mojo]

The Charlatan aspect has always been a question and has to be in any of these subject areas.

Dick Hoaxland

[Mr. Mojo]

In case you don't make it to the bottom of the link I just provided you, here's the last line.....

"The funniest thing he [Richard Hoagland] ever suggested was that Bill Clinton went golfing at night so he could alert the public to impending asteroid strikes. His golf balls, landing on the green, you see, were simulations of asterioids striking Earth."

[Quix]

THANKS.

I wonder if anyone would be willing to spend time discussing possibilities. It's easy to throw rocks at such characters.

[Junior]

No need to worry about something being discovered to be a hoax since there's been no humans there for 10,000 years at least.

More like 30 years. What were people, who hadn't even invented writing yet 10,000 years ago, doing on the Moon?

[Vic3O3]

Thanks! I needed a good laugh this morning!

[#3Fan]

More like 30 years.

But we know where they were. If we find something that exists where there have been no landings, then that would be a piece of evidence.

What were people, who hadn't even invented writing yet 10,000 years ago, doing on the Moon?

I don't know if there were humans on the moon before 10,000 years ago or not. The fact that there is no writings before 10,000 years ago means no one knows. Probably wasn't but weather patterns, volcanos, plate tectonics, and comet/asteroid strikes destroy evidence so quickly on earth that there could've been an entire civilization and it could have sunk to the bottom of the ocean or under 200 ft. of soil. Here's an ancient Egyptian carving at Abydos.

Looks like a tank, helicopter, glider, and a blimp. All in the same carving. If these were scattered, it wouldn't be so interesting, but when all four are in the same carving, you have to wonder what was the carver going off of.

[BlueLancer]

PING ....

Thought that you might have missed this.

Oh, dighton (et al), I stumbled across this website on the "Masonic conspiracy" ... don't know if you've seen it or not.
Anti-Masonry

[BlueLancer]

Here's another couple for you ...

Illuminatus
This one doesn't seem to lead anywhere, but it has a really neat logo ...

or ...

Illuminatus: Weird stuff for weird people
... and I think that just about describes us perfectly.

[MHGinTN]

One of the more interesting things about Abydos is the subterrenean passageways filled with water, the 'water hallways'. Also, the structure of the largest building is megalithic with several ton plate stones atop massive columns, all perfectly carved ten-thousand or more years ago. Is there a link between Abydos and the submerged structures off the coast of Okinawa? We'll see! [For pictures of the Okinawan structures, visit Graham Handcock's website and click on the photos made by his talented photographer wife. As best anyone can tell so far, the structures were last above sea level during the last ice age, which came to a slow, grinding end ~10,000 years ago when the fertile plains of Giza began to dry up and the Sphinx was already several thousand years old, as evidenced by errosion markings on the base stones of the compound.]

[Frumious Bandersnatch]

How were the Sun, the Star and the National Enquirer all scooped on this one?

[antidisestablishment]

How does the cheese form rot teeth?

[Johnny Shear]

Quix,

I want to give you a simple "Thank You".

I don't believe all this stuff to be true but it's great to ponder...Kind of like "The Blair Witch Project" is fun to use to scare yourself.

People like you take a beating but in the end, you entertain me...So, I appreciate that. Kind of like I appreciate Art Bell when I can't sleep at night.

Again...Thank you. And don't take the abuse too personally.