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originally posted by: hellobruce
originally posted by: TrueMessiah
Here is my favorite case told by professor Robert Jacobs of a nuclear warhead being intercepted and disabled in sub space by a UFO.
Just another silly UFO story, only 1 ICBM has been fired with a live warhead, and that was fired from a submarine. If he cannot get a simple fact like that correct why should anything he says be considered true?
en.wikipedia.org...
Also as comments are disabled for that video that shows that they are not interested in their lies being pointed out!
Disclosure Project Briefing
We weren’t launching real nuclear weapons we were launching dummy warheads. They were the exact size, shape, dimension and weight of a nuclear warhead. In those days we called them ICBM’s, inter-county ballistic missiles, because most of them blew up on launch.
originally posted by: Bybyots
a reply to: TrueMessiah
...there are UFOs (non CIA related, I saw the link ) shutting these missles down.
Yeah, because the people seeing them didn't know what they were seeing, hence the name.
JIm points out very clearly that it was ECM, CIA or not, Jacobes mistook what he saw, and so did Mansmann who was only offering his opinion of what he saw too.
No aliens here.
originally posted by: TrueMessiah
How about you get your facts straight. It wasn't a live warhead:
Here is my favorite case told by professor Robert Jacobs of a nuclear warhead being intercepted and disabled in sub space by a UFO
originally posted by: hellobruce
originally posted by: TrueMessiah
How about you get your facts straight. It wasn't a live warhead:
I know it wasn't, I was simply replying to the OP's claim....
Here is my favorite case told by professor Robert Jacobs of a nuclear warhead being intercepted and disabled in sub space by a UFO
originally posted by: TrueMessiah
but I didn't say it was a live ICBM in particular.
of a nuclear warhead being intercepted and disabled in sub space by a UFO
Could these incidents be top secret black projects that were testing their capabilities unbeknownst to everyone but the very upper echelons of the military.
originally posted by: hellobruce
originally posted by: TrueMessiah
but I didn't say it was a live ICBM in particular.
Yes you did....
of a nuclear warhead being intercepted and disabled in sub space by a UFO
BTW, why don't you try formulating your own arguments instead of using "Jim" so much. Don't you have a mind of your own?
originally posted by: Bybyots
For quite some time now one of the main points covered in threads I have been participating in at ATS, and also a personal interest of study for me when it comes to understanding the UFO phenomenon is this "ECM + CIA = UFO" thing, on the one hand, and Project Condign on the other. Both of which are heavily involved with radar.
Knowing about that stuff, as I am watching the video, I realize, "There we go again: Jacobs is a vcitim of some sort of military ECM/Radar shennanigans". Then I realize that he is calling out Oberg as having "harassed" him, and I am thinking, "Hmmm, I wonder what Oberg had to say about it, anyway", so I go to look and Bam! sure enough there it is in Oberg's csicop report, which I have also never seen before, and it's "ECM + CIA = UFO", or at least "ECM = UFO".
That's low hanging fruit, man. My experience at ATS combined with Jim Oberg making his experience available to us all allowed me to square away Jacobs' misunderstanding in, like, 20 minutes, tops.
And no, I could not have done that under my own steam. Who could? You need people like Jim Oberg that have that sort of experience to draw from.
www.abovetopsecret.com...
Davidson pointed out that as early as 1945, mechanical countermeasures against radar had become publicly known – and used. It was known that these could cause blips on the radar screen, resulting in incorrect range, speed, or heading. This was called Electronic Countermeasures.....Davidson drew the infamous equation: ECM+CIA=UFO, suggesting that the CIA were creating ECM signals on radars
No one person crafted this basilica of deceit that attempts to keep people believing in aliens, no one person is going to be able to deconstruct it. That's why we have a forum full of people to work on it.
The dorks that make up the UFO stories have whole teams with names like "The Aviary", but I'm supposed to go it alone?
Not a chance.
Happy Easter!
originally posted by: TrueMessiah
originally posted by: anonentity
originally posted by: TrueMessiah
originally posted by: anonentity
a reply to: TrueMessiah
It could also be "Ball lightening" Getting close to an electrical source and doing a EMP. on it. Which would tend to cause a rapid shutdown. The same effect could short circuit the brain, and as we all know, the gaps would get filled in with all types of dream sequences. Again its all a bit ambiguous, and might even be designed to look that way.
Ball lightening? Not the most probable cause. There are no reports of these incidents occurring during thunderstorms where ball lightening is prevalent. To add, here is Hastings at the conference attesting to interviewing up to 120 military personnel and their descriptions of the UFOs sighted during the disabling (hovering, silent, navigation defying the laws of physics) don't match ball lightening at all.
Yes but what about the psychological effects on the observers, if the electrical effect, interfered with the observers perception, it wouldn't be to long before they came to a consensus on reality. I can see that an orb zigzagging at a distance can be fairly innocuous, but when electrical disruption of an observers brain becomes relevant. Then all observations are compromised. The first thing would be agreed was that it was a UFO. which indeed it was. Their may or may not, be missing time as, it would be if consciousness was disrupted.
You still sticking with ball lightening? That's a pretty unorthodox theory don't you think? Especially there were no storms during these incidences.
originally posted by: anonentity
originally posted by: TrueMessiah
originally posted by: anonentity
originally posted by: TrueMessiah
originally posted by: anonentity
a reply to: TrueMessiah
It could also be "Ball lightening" Getting close to an electrical source and doing a EMP. on it. Which would tend to cause a rapid shutdown. The same effect could short circuit the brain, and as we all know, the gaps would get filled in with all types of dream sequences. Again its all a bit ambiguous, and might even be designed to look that way.
Ball lightening? Not the most probable cause. There are no reports of these incidents occurring during thunderstorms where ball lightening is prevalent. To add, here is Hastings at the conference attesting to interviewing up to 120 military personnel and their descriptions of the UFOs sighted during the disabling (hovering, silent, navigation defying the laws of physics) don't match ball lightening at all.
Yes but what about the psychological effects on the observers, if the electrical effect, interfered with the observers perception, it wouldn't be to long before they came to a consensus on reality. I can see that an orb zigzagging at a distance can be fairly innocuous, but when electrical disruption of an observers brain becomes relevant. Then all observations are compromised. The first thing would be agreed was that it was a UFO. which indeed it was. Their may or may not, be missing time as, it would be if consciousness was disrupted.
You still sticking with ball lightening? That's a pretty unorthodox theory don't you think? Especially there were no storms during these incidences.
Their doesn't need to be thunderstorms around for it to occur . In many reports it also seems to emit microwave radiation . Anything in this category, which stimulated any area of the brain, would make you think that you saw the Virgin Mary, to an intergalactic spaceship hovering . It might depend on the amount of metals in the brain cells etc., we are composed of forty eight elements, many are metals . Which would respond to even low dose microwave, or electrical stimulation . The amount of electrical fog out there these days, even from radar towers could be suspect. Just saying that this is a probability that shouldn't be dismissed at least until we get hard evidence and not the industrialised conjecture, because if these things , exist as intelligently guided forms, either the form is conscious intelligence, or the form, is guided by conscious intelligence. Either way after all these years we haven't one piece of hard evidence.
...you would realize that THERE WAS NO RADAR INVOLVED.
Nowhere in this case is a radar mentioned at all.
Our photography showed that the decoys did not deploy properly after the main propulsion phase ended and were surrounded by pieces of Styrofoam packing from their launch tubes.
www.csicop.org...
originally posted by: Bybyots
a reply to: TrueMessiah
...you would realize that THERE WAS NO RADAR INVOLVED.
Nowhere in this case is a radar mentioned at all.
Our photography showed that the decoys did not deploy properly after the main propulsion phase ended and were surrounded by pieces of Styrofoam packing from their launch tubes.
www.csicop.org...
Jacobs didn't need radar to see the ECM decoys and their Styrofoam packing.
Kingston George's latest attempt to debunk the Big Sur UFO Incident employs the same sleight-of-hand tricks, distortions, and outright falsehoods he trotted out in his first attempt to discredit the case. Either he is in deep denial or he is knowingly participating in a disinformation scheme—aided and abetted by long-time government public relations professional Kendrick Frazier—designed to discredit Dr. Jacobs' and Mansmann's statements on the case.
Disinfo Campaign Exposed
So, to recap, among CSICOP/CSI's top UFO "skeptics" we have a long-time PR Specialist (Frazier) who worked for the U.S. government's nuclear weapons program for over two decades; a journalist (Klass) who worked for decades for an intelligence community-friendly publication, Aviation Week, who privately cited as character references two of the top figures in the NSA and CIA; and a former Air Force officer (Oberg) whose job it was to protect nuclear weapons-related secrets. And, supposedly, all three of these individuals object to Jacobs and Mansmann's revelations about the Big Sur UFO Incident only because they are "skeptical" that it actually happened.
Hmmmm …