Tom DeLonge Will be on ATS to Answer Your Sekret Machines Questions: April 11, 2016

a reply to: Ddrneville

Who cares?

a reply to: zazzafrazz

I like integrity kinda

a reply to: Ddrneville

So you've convinced yourself you are correct? And not just making an assumption based on no evidence?

Yeah that shows a lot of integrity

Who cares indeed. He's got a book, it's tailor made for this audience. Sounds like a win/win to me.

Yeah! Thanks SO!

I saw them back when they were just Blink. I even have Cheshire Cat with just "Blink"!

If I could ask him anything it would be: Does he remember playing in Valdez, AK at the King of the Hill snowboard competition?

I was there! Between Blink, Unwritten Law, and Pennywise, I thought Blink was the best! And I LMAO when the added the "-182" and said it was how many time Pacino dropped the f-bomb in Scarface! Everybody ignored the fact they were young men from the porn capital of the world!!

Going to go see if the book is at the local book seller to purchase one!

Didn't he claim to be an abductee a few years back? Does anyone remember hearing something along those lines?

ETA: not seeing where he claims to have been abducted, but I am definitely interested in this AMA.

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originally posted by: Rosinitiate

While many may know of Mr. DeLonge as the lead vocals and guitar of blink182, Springer and I have had the pleasure of a long conversation about his passion for uncovering the truth behind the UFO phenomenon. Over the past couple of years, he’s packed more research and interviews with connected people than many UFO experts do in a lifetime. His goal is to bring about disclosure, and no

Sorry SO, that paragraph was enough for me. Almost like a wind up before a pitch.

As an old G punk rocker (for lack of a better term) ...id rather discuss music. :/

If I can ask one question in this AMA, it's to you. What makes Mr. DeLonge stand out as an authority in the UFO phenomenon, that we should be asking him questions instead of the other way around?

I mean that genuinely..or are we just pitching books?

Sorry, you know I speak my mind.

The fact that he is part of the disclosure. He was chosen by people high up to start disclosing info regarding UFOs, at least that is his claim, and I buy it.

Sounds interesting

Well I hope it's more interesting than my first glimpse of the pdf link

Sekret Machines from the Imagination of Tom DeLonge

I hope it's NOT all his imagination

a reply to: SkepticOverlord

He's a super QT! I wanna know whatever he knows, lol.

"say it ain't so, I will not go, Turn the lights off, carry me home"

Should be an interesting Q and A.

originally posted by: Vector99
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Blink basically invented pop-punk,!

Eh? I think that honour goes to bands like the Buzzcocks, Stranglers, Boomtown Rats, Undertones, Skids, Echo & the Bunnymen, The Damned, The Cars, Billy Idol, Blondie, Sham 69, The Ruts and many more that sprouted out of the late 70s and early 80s. Blink rode on their coat tails a decade later.

Anyway I don't think I've been so excited about a rock personality talking about this subject since Sammy Hagar claimed he'd been abducted by aliens.!

after reading,watching and listening everything i could find about delonge and his new project and seeing how little attention this is getting - i´m even more curious.
what i read and heard tonight seemed to join a lot of puzzle pieces but revealed an even more incomprehensible,disturbing picture.

i´m very curious to see how delonge will turn this horror story into something good.
what was Hollywood and tv trying to communicate to the masses in the last decades ? keep us dull so we wont meditate too much and call the attention of the others ? like each time we go into our spiritual power mode the others get scared and wipe us out ? so the genius plan this time is that we all have been turned into materialistic robots,with withered pinneal glands so their drones dont pick up on us- and in the meantime we prepared for the final battle ? and what now ? apologize for the mad circus and enlist everybody to the global resistance ?
maybe i did not listen well or fell asleep and dreamed all this...

a reply to: MystikMushroom

Off topic i suppose, but have you tried the Way Back Machine archive MM?

**** BOOK REVEIW - NO SPOILERS ****


I've just finished reading "Sekret Machines."

I have to say my opinion has changed since the C2C interview for the better.

From a writing standpoint, it is a "thriller" that weaves several disparate and disconnected lives into an interconnected story-web. For those with a broad knowledge of Ufology and "conspiracy" topics, it will be a "connect the dots" trip binding together several major UFO related events, places and theories, military operations, wars and the power battles through the past century.

Welcome to Dreamland, people. It just got real.

It is definitely written with adrenaline, and cinematic possibilities. Plenty of action, cliff hangers, twists and turns as DeLong and Hartley pull off a look at history through the eyes of fiction that takes us up to the troposphere for the "big picture."

The craft described in the book (the one kept in the hanger and seen at the end, shall we say) fits EXACTLY with my own sighting, so from a personal standpoint, the book feels revelatory - he gets it right! It also makes sense of another incident in my life that I still refuse to talk about, and for that I'm grateful (no I wasn't abducted). It's like the world fell into place.

So. We can wrangle here over the details of x case or y case, and there are those of us who will do just that, but I have to say, I'm pretty much all in on this one. I still have questions, but IF THIS IS THE TRUTH wrapped in a fictional, readable and action-packed novel, then I have to say, for me, Disclosure just happened.

peace,
AB

a reply to: AboveBoard

Nice post AboveBoard.

Makes me want to read the book.

Thanks.

originally posted by: MysterX
a reply to: AboveBoard

Nice post AboveBoard.

Makes me want to read the book.

Thanks.

Me too.

a reply to: AboveBoard

I've been reading the book the last couple days (in spurts when I get a free 20 minutes) and have to agree with your opinion of it. It's good, real good and based on what Tom shared with S.O. and I during our conversation, it's actually exciting.

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I didn't get around to reading the free chapters yet but I'm just going to jump ahead and buy the book based off your review.

The C2C interview was very good, but this sounds like da bomb!

Thanks for pushing my procrastinating butt to move on this.