"stargate", page 2

Originally posted by Netchicken
Actually thats a good question. Is there any truth / history to the stargate story, or is it a total fabrication from hollywood.

If there is a tradition of it do they have better plots than the TV series, they are getting pathetic...

I dunno I find the show quite funny at times... Especially the one where T'ealc goes to Jack "They are hiding something" and Jack asks "What?" and as usual in T'ealc's deadpan replies "I am unable to asertain at this time Jack O'Neil, they are hiding it."

reply posted on 28-7-2003 @ 08:14 PM by riffraffalunas

While I was doing my 'walk-about' i came accross this:

diva Q?? Saddam & Stargate, etc etc

i'm familiar with the topic/article... U can find it at the
www.williamhenry.net...

there are several topics/ articles which may be perused
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item #2

i'm just too esorteric....maybe;

my idea of a 'stargate' is a thought or meme, which is

NOT confined to Newtonian Physics.....or to

the Darwinian, survival model of evolution as the final

word & breadth/depth of the cosmos !

***** ****** ****** ** **** *********

give me space to exercise mind & tune in to the 100rd
monkey realm of consciousness,,, the dream time place,,

the place where remote viewers stand at the threshold
the place of Great Spirit, Universal Mind, Gnosis, where
some go 4 Kundilini...these are all stargates.

of course there's those spirit guides & helpers, described in Castenada's books...on Don Juan,
the warrior shaman..
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Someone else might find a 'stargate' in some geometric
structure...YO...different strokes 4 different folks.

enjoy the journey

s/riff-raff

reply posted on 9-6-2004 @ 10:11 AM by kyateLaBoca

I sure would love to hear more about the American stargate created at Los Alamos and hopefully a better information leak. If this is true, its amazing what the government knows and yet here we are as clueless as a sheep.

reply posted on 9-6-2004 @ 09:30 PM by lostinspace

In the Mayan temple ruins of Palenque there is one unique Tomb-chamber of the supposed burial place of Lord Pacal. The sarcophagus lid has quite an amazing pictorial scene. It is a strange mechanical design involving a man who appears to be seated inside some kind of device.

www.delange.org...

reply posted on 9-6-2004 @ 09:44 PM by soothsayer

Many years ago when I was in the Navy (roughly 10 years), I remember having this vivid dream, only it wasn't.

Now, some of you may know me and my other postings, so just kindly ignore them for now, and hear me out...

This dream lasted for a mere few seconds, but in it, I saw various diagrams and scematics, but for what, I couldn't say; I could guess, however. With my understandings of things arcane, what I think I saw was blueprints to create a device to cross over, or to create a portal. It was almost like the dream sequences from the movie Explorers, where the kids got visions of their spacecraft, except mine was just blueprints.

I've had this dream on many occassions afterwards, the latest one happening a couple weeks ago, and everytime it is the same thing.

The only problem? The "pages" move too quickly for me to grasp, and every attempt I've had to remember them quickly gets absorbed in mental fog.

Anyway, that was all I had to say...

reply posted on 11-6-2004 @ 05:37 AM by themaninblack

According too one person i met aliens use some sort of dimensional gate travel. They make a crop circle as a reference point in time too.

reply posted on 11-6-2004 @ 05:35 PM by SouthMage

The trick with so called stargate technology is it rests of the manipulation of subspace geometries and structure. Crop circles could be a novel way to create a transient residuum but ultimately it is upon the sentient conciousness to affect the link and transference.

reply posted on 11-6-2004 @ 06:26 PM by mtsquad

And I always thought a stargate was how a hollywood type would get to the other side of a starfence

reply posted on 11-6-2004 @ 11:47 PM by penginkun

Originally posted by 29MV29
Got it......

Here

This story may exceed what you are accustomed to consider as reality.

Danger! Danger! Danger, Will Robinson!

Whenever I read those words, or ones to that effect, my bogometer starts going off.

As for Wen Ho Li, don't you think it's possible-even slightly-that the reported story was correct? Oh, no, couldn't have been, because there's a government CONSPIRACY. *sigh* Nobody knows about any of this, there was no mention of it ANYwhere, and if Li really DID know something he shouldn't, wouldn't it have been easier to disappear him, or off him in some fashion (car wreck, plane crash, bad acid, whatever)? And if this fellow knows about these events, why hasn't HE been arrested and subjected to the same type of treatment?

And I love how he calls Los Alamos a "nuclear" labratory. The quotes really make this piece for me. It's the whole, "Yeah, RIGHT! NUCLEAR, I get it! Wink, wink!" thing. As if it were some sort of laughable pretense that everyone sees through.

You know, sometimes a cigar is just a cigar, and sometimes a nuclear labratory is just a nuclear labratory.

Originally posted by 29MV29Post-script: "They" did not want you to have this story. When my ex-NSA informant e-mailed me this information, someone penetrated his state-of-the-art encryption and implanted a virus which caused my server to freeze up on his exact message and not download it, and thus blockade all my other incoming e-mail messages. It took two days of work and technical support help to develop a go-around of the freeze-bug. Now I am a mild-mannered reporter, but when "they" try to prevent the truth from coming out, I just become more determined to have it see the light of day. And here you have it.

Yes, here we have it. Curiously virus-free. Curiously available. Wouldn't "They" take stronger precautions to keep this info under wraps if it were real? Wouldn't "They" silence Boylan? Erase these posts? SOMEthing? But no, here's the info, wide open and available for anyone to come across. Kinda makes the whole thing sound silly, doesn't it?

[edit on 11-6-2004 by penginkun]

reply posted on 5-1-2005 @ 05:55 PM by dsblueyes

GLIFICS ORIGINATING PRIOR B.C. AND INTERPINATED TO BE ORIGINATED BY ALIENS. WHO KNOWS, ANOTHER PIECE OF A PUZZLE. EVEN A SEE'ER CANT EXPLAIN.. WILD IMAGINATION

reply posted on 5-1-2005 @ 06:04 PM by intrepid

Dude, can you fix the Caps lock? All caps is offensive to some people. Ouch.

reply posted on 6-1-2005 @ 12:27 PM by Byrd

Originally posted by lostinspace
In the Mayan temple ruins of Palenque there is one unique Tomb-chamber of the supposed burial place of Lord Pacal. The sarcophagus lid has quite an amazing pictorial scene. It is a strange mechanical design involving a man who appears to be seated inside some kind of device.

www.delange.org...

No, actually, he's not "seated inside some kind of device (that rumor was started by Velikovsky.) He's dying and the world tree is growing out of him.

How do we know it's that and not a stargate or astronaut The other symbols around him are actually writing... writing that we know how to read. That's how we know it's Paqal and how we know about the Tree and the other symbols on there -- the hieroglyphic writing on the tomb and on other similar monuments is readable and translatable.

Velikovsky, who wasn't a scientist, was being rather dishonest. He wanted to promote his idea (book) that there were ancient astronauts, so he "conveniently" forgot to mention that there's writing on the stone and that we know what it says.

reply posted on 6-1-2005 @ 12:31 PM by Byrd

Oh... and I've seen the guys who produced and wrote Stargate at conventions (you can go meet them for yourselves.) It's made up, folks. No truth to any of it.

They take smidgins of real stuff to make it look plausible (like Star Trek and warp drives... no such technology, but that didn't stop Gene Roddenberry from making it all up.) They put in bits of archaeology (and sometimes get it a bit wrong) and bits of anthropology and other stuff to make the science look plausible -- and they do have a decent team of fact-checkers.

But it's all made up. They're science fiction writers.

Go to a scifi convention sometime and talk to the writers. It's interesting how they make things that really don't or can't exist sound "real" to people.

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