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reply posted on 31-10-2009 @ 10:17 PM by Skeptical Ed
reply to post by internos



Be that as it may, I do take issue with his following, sort of naive statement:
Considering the many precedents to date, this compiler’s recommendation is that active local UFO students formally contact their air force or defense staffs to provide the following arguments:

Skeptical Ed: "What's a local UFO student? Most UFO enthusiasts are us, already 'older' people. We're not really student as I graduated a million years ago(!) and you ATS members of this forum are not local nor students. And who do we contact? Ghostbusters? C'mon, there are no air force or defense staffs for us to contact to provide any arguments. We are not listened to which is why the 'Disclosure' movement sprang up and it's composed mainly of professionals. The 'Disclosure' is a little late since Lawrence Fawcett, Barry J. Greenwood started the 'movement' in 1984 by bugging the gov't agencies with FOIA requests which resulted in the book 'CLEAR INTENT.'"

(1) UFO phenomena represent no threat to national security; therefore it is not a military concern

SE: "Do you really think that Uncle Sam doesn't think that the airspace above the U.S. is free and open to just anyone that wants to violate it? Uncle Sam hasn't been able to do anything about UFOs but I'm sure it wishes it could. As far as our military, UFOs are a military concern. They're just helpless."

(2) UFO investigation must be left exclusively to science, by methodology, approach and instrumentation

SE: "And just what are scientists going to investigate? There's nothing to bring to the lab. UFOs are not amenable to allow scientists any headroom and they're not going to sit around and wait for scientists to approach them. They're not approachable! UFOs are here one moment and gone the next. They don't stand still!"

(3) To withhold information is hardly compatible with a democratic policy

SE: "This is pure ideological thinking and plain naive. First, we are not a democracy, we are a republic (...and the republic for which it stands.) And the government sets policy much to our dismay. We don't make policy, it's out of our hands. If we're not happy with the policies the U.S. gov't enacts, tough!"

(4) Many countries in the world, both large and small, have already made public their UFO records

SE: "Except there's no way of knowing just how much they release and how much they don't release. Our gov't has released tons of documents, usually involuntarily. But they're out there in books and on the Intenet."


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reply posted on 31-10-2009 @ 11:25 PM by spacecase7717
reply to post by Skeptical Ed



I agree with you The countries who are releasing info are just putting stuff out to appease the masses. Especially the UK I believe they know a whole lot more than what they are telling. No government is going to release any information that gives them the upper hand. I can't really say as I blame them.

I believe in UFOs. I would love to know everything, but I am not to sure I want some of these other countries (North Korea for one) to have the capability to fly around undetected with a new power source that makes the atomic bomb look like a firecracker in comparison.


reply posted on 31-10-2009 @ 11:53 PM by karl 12
Originally posted by QuantumJediCouncil
Greer


Thats a classic pic.






reply to post by Skeptical Ed



Why do you keep contradicting yourself?

Originally posted by Skeptical Ed
"UFO Disclosure is wishful thinking by believers. We non-believers know that there is nothing to disclose


Originally posted by Skeptical Ed
If it wasn't for the gullibles ATS wouldn't exist.


[edit on 02/10/08 by karl 12]


reply posted on 31-10-2009 @ 11:58 PM by hoghead cheese
Thats one thing I've always wondered, what about the international disclosure individuals. I have never heard of this guy, I guess when they talk about aliens and UFO's in the US, they try to use just american researchers but don't go looking for international individuals. I want everyone to watch next week premier of V on ABC. It's a remake (actually a new show all together) of the original V which came on back in the early 80's on NBC. They are coming at it in a different way from the NBC original. They are showing that people may or will worship the visitors (Project Blue Beam), and remember ABC is well connected to the religious right and family groups.

So why have this show on this channel. I think that we are seeing a ramp up to something coming out, I hope it's the December disclosure as people have talked about but it could be later. Also Richard Hoagland made a comment on Coast to Coast a few weeks ago about why it seems likely disclosure may happen soon. It's because many of the people who had this classified as secret or hidden because of religious and/or secrecy sake in order to be in control are retired or dead or gone. So the "new class" of scientists and researchers and even the public who don't think the world will explode are having to reverse engineer projects and information in order to find out what they where hiding is true or not. Imagine that your grandfather dies or goes senile and forgets about alot of stuff. Then you go to take care of his things and while doing this you find documents saying that he has 1 billion dollars in a swiss account. You are in shock and can't believe this man who had a three bedroom house and modest life lived like this and not like a billionaire. You have to research and look into it before you believe it.

And that is whats going on now. The new guys are finding information in files and hidden warehouses and such about this or that and can't believe if it's genuine. Because they can't believe why they would hide this information. What happens to a secret if the two or five people that know it are dead or have forgotten about it, it's a story that needs to be verified if found.


reply posted on 1-11-2009 @ 01:02 AM by poppoppop










reply posted on 1-11-2009 @ 01:07 AM by QuantumJediCouncil
reply to post by karl 12



Yeah well its a bit disturbing too. His tounge is a little long don't ya think? Good grief. Yeah, I don't know what to make of it. Just another unexplained thingamajig.


reply posted on 1-11-2009 @ 01:34 AM by Skeptical Ed
Originally posted by karl 12
reply to
post by Skeptical Ed



Why do you keep contradicting yourself?

Originally posted by Skeptical Ed
"UFO Disclosure is wishful thinking by believers. We non-believers know that there is nothing to disclose

Originally posted by Skeptical Ed
If it wasn't for the gullibles ATS wouldn't exist.


[edit on 02/10/08 by karl 12]


I don't understand your intent. What is contradicting about what I said? I don't see the connection between the 2 quotes. One has to do with the gullibles/believers wanting something that does not exist (gov't UFO secret documents containing more than sensitive information not connected with aliens or reverse engineering or a UFO crash at Roswell or anywhere with the retrieval of alien bodies, etc.) and the fact that ATS is populated by a majority of believers/gullibles.

Care to explain your POV?


reply posted on 1-11-2009 @ 05:14 AM by stanlee
reply to post by RiotComing



actually, raiden, and riot, the real reason people like that say anything at all about greer, is because UNLIKE THE SELF BACK PATTER... he actually does the research and foot work. he doesnt lie and fabricate his history, or his accomplishments the way SOME eds do. I think he is a bit strange, and dont really care for him but greer DOES do a tonne of foot work and compiling.


reply posted on 1-11-2009 @ 05:25 AM by stanlee










reply posted on 1-11-2009 @ 09:00 AM by jkrog08
reply to post by tsloan



Well many people don't NOT know of these things you "already know". And that is the very reason why "nothing has happened over many years". The point of the OP's, such as others that have made recently (and attempted throughout the WOLRD) is simply to educate the masses, the ones who don't know. Because only then will be able to get ufology taken MUCH more serious and maybe get to to the bottom of it. I really finding your choosing of words distasteful to the OP, especially this one, who has spent MANY HOURS trying to make ufology what it should be, even taking long times to debunk many formally "solid cases". Besides this OP, you should be careful not to come of so apparently rude or snide. If you have nothing more productive to say, then it might be best not to say it at all (just don't S/F, nor reply if you disagree to that level of non proper communication or discussion ), as it easily derails great threads like this one (not only on ATS, but in the real world too.)


[edit on 11/1/2009 by jkrog08]


reply posted on 1-11-2009 @ 09:08 AM by jkrog08
reply to post by internos



Great job my friend, thanks for putting a REAL aspect on all this "disclosure talk". It is also important for members (and all) to learn of such GREAT ufology researchers(as presented on your in your OP), as well what kind of real "disclosure" is actually going on. This was a MUCH needed thread and I for one applaud you on this.

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