Uncle Sam: I Want YOU...to believe.

I would find it odd that of all of the people, they are having
Brennan weigh in on this, but his closeness with Barack Obama
explains it. Johnny boy has been referred to as "Obama's Conscience".

I'll go out on a limb and say that Brennan has personal knowledge
of the dark beings he speaks of here. The man is not to be trusted.

originally posted by: Vasa Croe
a reply to: DupontDeux

Ha...I was listening and posting that as well....sounded like he slipped up....

Yeah, slipped up, but not misspoke, right?

a reply to: Guyfriday

So you are:

1. Assuming they actually have data on something. You actually think that what they were doing at Skinwalker was having to do with unexplained phenomena? I don’t.

2. Already believing in a specific set of theories/ideas.

So you are kind of the perfect student for them...

a reply to: DupontDeux

Good catch. It wasn’t a slip of the tongue but maybe it was a slip of his filter. To me it just supports that this is all manufactured. He knows there is going to be more of “what we’ve been seeing” because he is in on the crafting and propagation of the story.

a reply to: The GUT

I posted on this in another thread yesterday. Here's a transcript if interested...
John O. Brennan on UFOs

J0B now pushing the UFO Threat Psyop and false C-eye-A disclosure. Yep, no doubt they are sowing the seeds for some Alien Op to fulfill the Wernher Von Braun prophecy, coming right soon.?


The "Drone King" and his Archons of disclosure will never allow the truth to be revealed. More psyop snake oil gum drops to keep their believers in check. Their desperation knows no bounds. And by the way, Brennan always has the same look... like the guy from the Twilight Zone episode, "The Masks".

"People are innocent until...well, you know...alleged to be involved in some kind of criminal activity."
-John Brennan

Maybe some cryptic answer(s) can now be found in...

The Stargate Collection – CIA Program on Remote Viewing

The CIA’s Stargate Collection – Full DVD Contents – 89,901 Pages!

Please note: The CIA originally chose the WORST way to catalogue and archive this information – and they did so in thousands of multi-page .tif files.

In December of 2020, The Black Vault converted the original .tif scans into searchable .pdf documents. Both options are available below.

The "Galactic Federation" is noted in one of those RV files.🙃👽🛸

originally posted by: gortex

As inter-dimensional seems to have been the direction of travel in the past I see no reason for them not to dig it up and put some sort of a new science spin on it.

But how are the tabloids going to report it?


"ALIENS ARE HERE!!! SORT OF... BUT NOT QUITE... IT'S A BIT TECHNICAL... ERRR... BUT HEY, THEY MIGHT HAVE BIG TITS!"

originally posted by: The GUT
I mean "aggressive" in the sense that it's being pushed--quite heavily--by IC-connected characters across all platforms regardless of ideology---from NYTs to FOX.

Almost like that stoopid Iraq war---all the outlets behind it.

Perhaps they are waiting for divine intervention?

From our perspective, those of us outside of the US media bubble that is, it looks nothing like the Iraq war build up. It looks to me more like an explosion of wandering wombs in response to the fonting of a natural spring.

a reply to: Flyingclaydisk

The Atlantis Gene: A Thriller (The Origin Mystery, Book 1)

originally posted by: ConfusedBrit

originally posted by: gortex

As inter-dimensional seems to have been the direction of travel in the past I see no reason for them not to dig it up and put some sort of a new science spin on it.

But how are the tabloids going to report it?


"ALIENS ARE HERE!!! SORT OF... BUT NOT QUITE... IT'S A BIT TECHNICAL... ERRR... BUT HEY, THEY MIGHT HAVE BIG TITS!"

That’s the next mass addiction for the rehab centers to make money on: big alien tit porn.

a reply to: ConfusedBrit

But how are the tabloids going to report it?

Same as they ever do.
weeklyworldnews.com...

I will say something again which I've been saying for a very long time when it comes to ET. ...

I seriously (very seriously) doubt humans would be able to even recognize an ET life form. I would not be surprised in the least to learn that ET has been on this earth for millions of years, right beside us. They are likely so vastly different from what we simple human expect ET to be we can't even recognize them.

I was only half joking when I said COVID-21. ET could be as small as an atom, it could be as big as the solar system, it could be as thin as a gas, it could be a bolt of energy, or a field of energy or any number of a billion other things. We could even be a subset of it, just a single cell, in some sort of giant galactic plasma tentacle.

The notion that ET would be recognizable to humans is actually laughable! How arrogant are we to think ET has a body, or two legs and two arms and a big ol' pumpkin head? How foolish are we to think ET would ever want to "study" us humans? ET probably already knows more about us than we know about ourselves! Why would he (or it) worry about sticking some sort of butt-probe up your butt??? LOL! It's funny actually. We have (5) senses, ET could have (379) senses.

We look at stars for the criteria to support life as we understand it, carbon based life. Why does ET have to be based on carbon? ET doesn't. ET could exist everywhere at the same time, or he could exist in only a certain slice of time which contains all realities simultaneously. ET could be God. The Universe could be one cell of billions of other Universes of even a larger ET, each one based on completely different rules of physics, having different dimensions.

Bottom line...we know nothing. Maybe the extra 70% of our brain power will allow us to wrap our head's around higher forms of life in the future, but right now we are just single cell amoebas in a universe of fantastical things we hardly understand.

a reply to: Flyingclaydisk

Maybe the extra 70% of our brain power

You mean the part that regulates autonomous functions? I'm happy to let it continue to do that, thank you.

originally posted by: KansasGirl
a reply to: Guyfriday

So you are:

1. Assuming they actually have data on something. You actually think that what they were doing at Skinwalker was having to do with unexplained phenomena? I don’t.

2. Already believing in a specific set of theories/ideas.

So you are kind of the perfect student for them...

I think we are all in danger and it is pure evil!

a reply to: SeaWorthy

Lights in the sky are evil?

a reply to: ConfusedBrit

That's the Sun's front page sorted.


The Tabloids will do what they always do , sensationalise and misreport it.

The more we learn about the Universe and Quantum mechanics in particular the more we come to realise that anything is possible.

originally posted by: KansasGirl
a reply to: Guyfriday

So you are:

1. Assuming they actually have data on something. You actually think that what they were doing at Skinwalker was having to do with unexplained phenomena? I don’t.

2. Already believing in a specific set of theories/ideas.

So you are kind of the perfect student for them...

1. It doesn't really matter if they knew what they were doing or not at Skinwalker Ranch, what matters is the data collected.

2. I do have a set of theories, but I'm flexible about them when new information comes in. I view my theories and ideas as research in progress rather then some kind of set rule that can't be broken.

originally posted by: SeaWorthy

I think we are all in danger and it is pure evil!

My research hasn't pointed to the Shadow People being pure evil or good, in fact I have been told stories that can go either way. Antidotal evidence at best, but I have had some experiences too. My personal experiences are each different as well in their nature.

By the way evil is a subjective term, one persons evil might be another persons normalcy. if we are to judge another's culture then we should at least have the skills to discuss issues with that culture. So why do you think they are pure evil? Is it because someone else told you, is it because you don't understand it, or is it some other reason?

The more a particular "theory" starts to get popular, even if I personally have a liking for it, the more I'm inclined to look elsewhere for an answer. Maybe it's just my contrary nature. Maybe I get too suspicious that someone is trying to manipulate the narrative.

So if TPTB are heavily hinting at something, I will continue to remain skeptical until someone actually comes up with the beef. No matter how much I think it could be true.

a reply to: Phage

Perhaps, but it seems a much smaller part of the brain does most of that function, don't you think?

a reply to: Blue Shift

So if TPTB are heavily hinting at something, I will continue to remain skeptical until someone actually comes up with the beef.

That's what they want you to do. They know that about you.

a reply to: Flyingclaydisk

Not really, no.

Researchers who have studied the brain with magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) technology have found that there are no dormant parts of the brain. In fact, most of your brain is active almost all of the time

wonderopolis.org...