Originally posted by chrisonabike
ominiscient1
I think i said it before but no im not worried about my career....I'd rather not have a career than have to mind my P's and q's (metaphorically speaking)...for the rest of my life....
Hi there - I haven't been on ATS for very long, but have been a researcher for over forty years trying to figure out 'why we're here' in the first place, because my earliest feelings as a child were always that there was something wrong, this isn't what life is about. Of course UFOs come into it, and by reading your description of experiences, wondered if you'd considered most of it was terrestrial, in that military (possibly with ets) were looking for something? I say this because in my experience UFOs aren't usually so visible, unless others nearby did NOT see what you saw as that sometimes happens too.
I personally believe there's about everything you can imagine happening everywhere around us - and once we begin to see (whether that's through knowledge, experience, etc.) there's no turning back - the world is full of people who will refuse at all costs to give credibility - which is why I thought Disclosure Project was so great - there's more credibility in groups - if they're credible groups -
I hope you will be comfortable speaking your truth, my experience is the media is not necessarily the best way because they always make a joke of it somehow, someway - most recent example was Larry King having Bill Nye for the 'official' skeptic. Why have a skeptic at all - to ensure it's not taken 'too' seriously. Perhaps consider producing your own filmed statement - or writing a book about it - then you have control over your words and intention.
I also believe there's a movement world wide to disclosure and this in itself is going to create a new kind of 'sorting' of the masses. And there's lots of resources on ATS I find - as there's many super-informed and knowledgeable people here - can get any answer you want by asking



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... It made me laugh. I dont believe a
single word they say.
Thank you again...and keep star gazing. 