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originally posted by: Harpua
Guys, I think we are currently in a mind control experiment.
After todays media drop of remote viewing psi spies from a russian controlled cambridge analytica deep state agents seems a little heavy handed for a Monday.
originally posted by: Willtell
a reply to: mirageman
That’s the book that said the Russians did Roswell.
mm btw where did you see it said Elizondo did not resign, I didn’t see any link.
a professional opinion maker who, by following precise principles, could produce desired changes in attitudes
Bell Pottinger was first tasked by the interim Iraqi government in 2004 to promote democratic elections. They received $540m between May 2007 and December 2011...
Martin Wells, who worked on the IOTF contract with Bell Pottinger, said they were given very specific instructions on how to produce the fake Al-Qaeda propaganda films.....
“We need to make this style of video and we’ve got to use Al-Qaeda’s footage,” Mr Wells told the Bureau, recalling the instructions he received. “We need it to be 10 minutes long, and it needs to be in this file format, and we need to encode it in this manner.”
According to Mr Wells’ account, US Marines would then take CDs containing the videos while on patrol, then plant them at sites during raids...
The CDs were encoded to open the videos on RealPlayer software that connects to the Internet when it runs. It would issue an IP address that could then be tracked by US intelligence....
Mr Wells said the CDs were viewed in countries like Iran, Syria, and the United States.
The programmes produced by Bell Pottinger would move up the chain of command, often requiring the signatures of high level generals, including Gen David Petraeus, and could sometimes go as high up as the White House for approval...
Source : www.independent.co.uk...
....and lastly, a quote that is ironically debated whether or not William Casey ever actually said this:
“We’ll know our disinformation program is complete when everything the American public believes is false.”
...I am the source for this quote, which was indeed said by CIA Director William Casey at an early February 1981 meeting of the newly elected President Reagan...
...he had been astonished to discover that over 80 percent of the 'intelligence' that the analysis side of the CIA produced was based on open public sources like newspapers and magazines.
As he did to all the other secretaries of their departments and agencies, Reagan asked what he saw as his goal as director for the CIA, to which he replied with this quote, which I recorded in my notes of the meeting
as he said it. Shortly thereafter I told Senior White House correspondent Sarah McClendon, who was a close friend and colleague, who in turn made it public.
Source : www.quora.com...#
originally posted by: Willtell
Something is going on.
The press attitude is the key here.
Somethings up, no pun intended
When ‘Oumuamua — the name means “first messenger” in Hawaiian — was discovered floating through the solar system in October, SETI nuts immediately started checking the boxes that suggested the rod-shaped object might be an alien spacecraft of some kind. After all, it’s the first interstellar object we’ve ever seen pass through the solar system. UFO enthusiasts point out that rods (along with flying saucers) are the two most common shapes cited by witnesses in UFO sightings, and the cigar shape would allow it to be slim enough to avoid collision with other objects as well as maximize aerodynamics for travel.
So naturally, many experts have begun to think perhaps they’re produced by an ultra-advanced civilization from afar, trying to speak to us through signals we can barely comprehend.
originally posted by: Harpua
I found this quote sort of interesting from the article, JB is Joseph Baker, a sociologist who wrote Paranormal America.
(its clear where his bias lies, but its hard to argue with data)
"KH: Who is likely to believe?
JB: Men, and people with lower levels of income, are more likely to believe. We don’t really find strong patterns by education, and if we do, there’s usually a slight positive effect. But one of the strongest predictors you can find for believers is their extreme distrust of the government. That’s part of the reason it got so big in the ’70s, when trust in institutions was low. Trump might actually increase belief in UFOs.
Another one of the strongest predictors is not participating as strongly in forms of organized religion. In some sense, there’s a bit of a clue there about what’s going on with belief — it’s providing an alternative belief system."
Distrust of the government?
I'm guessing almost everyone believes in UFOs then.
originally posted by: Willtell
Something is going on.
The press attitude is the key here.
Somethings up, no pun intended
I think if we are ever going to get a handle on what is going on, we need to look at the offered "evidence". If the "evidence" is suspect, then the whole thing is suspect.