we did it!

i dont care about delongue [snipped], much less about his alleged evidence (some rotating thing that wasnt debunked yet or bigelow's misterious ufo debris that never appears on the internet)
what i DO care is that we did it! ufos are revelant again, we arent the "clowns" anymore and the recent news made possible the scientific research again!
we arent more the subject of sarcastic sketchy british tabloids, but the subject of real serious news
WE ARE BEING TAKEN SERIOUSLY AGAIN!
THERE IS STILL HOPE FOR REAL SERIOUS UFO RESEARCH!
2017 will forever become in history as the year, we went out of the realms of pseudoscience!

a reply to: humanoidlord

I will say- im excited for 2018's possibilities to the field of Ufology

a reply to: bknapple32

me too!
this could be the start of another ufological golden era like the 50's-70's period

a reply to: humanoidlord

i don't care about delongue and his shills, much less about his alleged evidence (some rotating thing that wasnt debunked yet or bigelow's misterious ufo debris that never appears on the internet)

Well said.

Good luck on the back firing thing though. In the future disinformation shills will recall this as Disclosure--

"it was all over the internet, where were you"?

originally posted by: humanoidlord
WE ARE BEING TAKEN SERIOUSLY AGAIN!

Now that's where I have my doubts?

a reply to: 0bserver1

have you missed all the serious reporting?

a reply to: intrptr

yeah they will think this is partial disclosure, LMAO
but they are wrong!
this is just the beginning of we being taken seriously

I find this interview extremely interesting. His statements start at 1min in

Former Pentagon UFO official

hes only 2 months out of it

a reply to: humanoidlord

I'm not sure it's a big victory. It just may show the American people will believe anything the TV tells them to believe.

a reply to: humanoidlord

"We" are subject to Human Authorities, the greedy control freaks will never admit they are not the highest authority. It would upset the Apple Cart.

a reply to: SailorJerry

alreday seen it
i am kinda skeptic of the evidence, but what really matters here is the respect we are receiving

a reply to: humanoidlord

Now that fantasy football is over I need something new to occupy my focus away from the insanity entertainment we call politics.

originally posted by: dfnj2015
a reply to: humanoidlord

I'm not sure it's a big victory. It just may show the American people will believe anything the TV tells them to believe.

Thats the saddest thing of all.

They should disbelieve most everything the magic light box tells them.

a reply to: dfnj2015

this is just the start...

a reply to: humanoidlord

Yes, but we will never be taken seriously because we're not academics just a bunch of regular shouting monkeys behind a keyboard.

That those academics will never take serious..

a reply to: intrptr

who cares about those corrupt rich pricks? what i care is the truth, the unknow

a reply to: dfnj2015

exactly! this is way bigger than political brainwashing

a reply to: SailorJerry

Maybe the New York Times is just trying to get ratings because ratings equals money.

It's still not clear the "UFO" is not a secret military drone as opposed to extraterrestrial in origin.

a reply to: 0bserver1

unless we stop believing in aliens and confront the other possibilities, like we are dealing with something very exotic

originally posted by: SailorJerry
I find this interview extremely interesting. His statements start at 1min in

Former Pentagon UFO official

hes only 2 months out of it

From your source, Elizondo speaking

Elizondo joined Glenn on today’s show to answer this pressing question. While he could only speak on his own behalf based on his Pentagon experience, Elizondo cautiously pointed to “evidence” that alien life exists and explain why the U.S. government should continue to investigate UFO sightings.

“The evidence at this point is quite overwhelming,” Elizondo said. “I think we are entering a new era.”

He added that the two videos of reported UFO sightings that have recently been released to the public are a “very small sample” of what the government has collected.