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Originally posted by karen61057
Originally posted by realitydiscovered
Yes, the striking of the ideas is the most powerful instrument because the universe
is learning by medium of us.edit on 28-2-2011 by realitydiscovered because: (no reason given)
What?
Originally posted by schuyler
The problem is that nobody cares. There is no critical mass of people interested in Disclosure.
Originally posted by Kali74
This is a great topic by the way. I'm not sure what you mean by disassociate, can you clarify?
Originally posted by lordoftheonionrings
reply to post by studio500
Lets pose a hypothetical here, what if you got a huge amount of people (1000+) go to roswell and film those 1000+ crossing the insivible line. What would the government do kill or arrest all those people. I'm not saying to go out and do it but that is a very possible way to at the very least gain attention to this situation.
Originally posted by Freeborn
Disclosure is dependant on one vital thing; that 'governments' actually have some real and solid information to disclose.
What if they genuinely haven't got a clue what's going on and can only theorize like the rest of us, what practical benefit would disclosure be under such circumstances?
I'm not saying that that's the case, but it is a possibility and we should at least acknowledge that.
Maybe, just maybe, the great UFO conspiracy is that there is nothing to disclose!?!
Originally posted by Kali74
reply to post by Freeborn
I think that's pretty much it. If ever there was a massive UFO conspiracy we're never going to know and we need to let it go.I don't think there was. I think at most it was a conspiracy to remain ignorant as long as National Security wasn't at risk.
That leaves us in a frustrating position. What are these unkown lights and craft that pop up now and then and how do we find the answer?
Originally posted by Freeborn
Disclosure is dependant on one vital thing; that 'governments' actually have some real and solid information to disclose.
What if they genuinely haven't got a clue what's going on and can only theorize like the rest of us, what practical benefit would disclosure be under such circumstances?
I'm not saying that that's the case, but it is a possibility and we should at least acknowledge that.
Maybe, just maybe, the great UFO conspiracy is that there is nothing to disclose!?!
Originally posted by Kali74
reply to post by Freeborn
I think that's pretty much it. If ever there was a massive UFO conspiracy we're never going to know and we need to let it go.I don't think there was. I think at most it was a conspiracy to remain ignorant as long as National Security wasn't at risk.
That leaves us in a frustrating position. What are these unkown lights and craft that pop up now and then and how do we find the answer?