posted on Jan, 5 2016 @ 06:02 AM
I just found this guy today and sat through one of his hour long (ish) lectures, and I personally am having a real hard time getting me head around
his content. I accept his not a well man, and probably heavily medicated, which is no fun for anyone. And yes he was also looking at a very limited
future. If he was on pain meds as I assume he must be, emotional response will always be sluggish and some what distant, but that still doesn't change
the content of his topic. I'm sure there is (as is the case with most out there topics) an element of truth somewhere, but I can't help but think just
how diluted that truth is for him. The more I listened the more I found my self with question after question. What was a geo guy doing being allowed
to carry a weapon on the job? 'Black project' or not, he's still only there to carry out demo work and do rock samples. Why the weapon? Why did he
have to load the weapon in his atmospheric contamination suit to be able to fire it? Surely if you carry a weapon its job number one to make sure it's
a least available to you with the minimal fuss. His injured hand, those injuries are consistent with something you'd get from coming into contact with
live cables (in his line of work very possible) or misuse of, or a det cap malfunction. If he was holding one, it went off, loss of fingers removed
from the hand cleanly are common. He's says his left foot was fried yet no evidence, he says he was blown open like a fish can, yet again no evidence,
it all points to someone who seems to be utterly desperate to get a point across. As soon as he looses the audiences attention, he either comes out
with strong political rants or some outlandish tale more surreal than the last. Mag lev trains doing Mach 2, surely every geo physicist looking at
size mic data tech (earthquake monitoring gear) would pick that up from miles away. Ebola, Marburg virus etc being alien manufactured viruses, they
were discovered half a century ago and are 3 billion years old. The artefacts he had with him, you could hold any piece of junk up you like and with
his self taught knowledge on metallurgy, you could spend hours making anything up about it, capped off with stern 'look but don't touch' orders. 1
peace being able to withstand 10million kelvin of heat, and it's used on stealth aircraft! The b2 that crashed on take off a few years back burnt up
almost completely so where was his alien tech? End of the day I totally feel for the guy. He was sick, in pain and desperate to use his credentials to
make a buck. In terms of his death not being a suicide, well, if he was about to publish a book containing all the long and lats of 131 TS underground
installations, folk have been "quietly shut down" for an awful lot less. I admit his death was strange, but maybe if we look at it in the same light
and we didn't know he'd been talking publicly about the things he had, perhaps we wouldn't see what we're seeing. I leave it with this, if 66 service
personal are killed, those people have family's, there would be questions asked. A solider killed on a battle field has a report thick as your arm
handed to there family's about everything they were doing at the time, and this includes SF troops. Yes details of there deployment (geographical info
and sensitive operational info is omitted) but there is still plenty of info. If people died in an alien war, someone, somewhere, would have a
corroborative story as well! But in Philips case everyone's either dead or gone mad. A little to coincidental in my book. And as for 11 attempts on
his life, a gun shot wound to the shoulder and the shooting dead of a federal agent, to much. If he had done that he's arrested on the spot, goes to
jail, and had a jury look at his case, regardless of what ever the situation. You don't just go home and lick you wounds. Enough waffle from me, I
just hope now he's in a better place, out of pain and resting poor guy.
edit on 5-1-2016 by Bazz11 because: Bad spelling sorry