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Two years ago. Hmm — Check the links in my previous post.

Until very recently, the high-tech immunotherapy treatments have been out of reach of most people. It has literally cured stage 4 cancer patients — which if you know anything about that, is really hard to do. It takes a minimum of 5 years being cancer free and off medication. The thing is that...

People have beat stage 4 cancer using PD1 Inhibitor Therapy, or T-Cell Infusion therapy. Those aren't "miracle cures" — they're proven science. But not everyone can afford them. There's also been a huge spike in cancer since the ( insert forbidden subject ) injections. There are also transplants...

The blockades were no worse than the blockades imposed by the Government's ( insert forbidden subject here ) mandates, which prevented cross border travel for those opposed to the ( insert forbidden subject here ) — So I didn't have a problem with them. However, the crackdown also included...

None of that outweighs the counterpoint — but at least it tries to do so in a relatively objective way, rather than simply degenerating into emotional cat calls against opponents of separatism. Personally — the biggest driver for me has nothing to do with anything in the article. That's just big...

I'd have run through the same lines of thinking as you. In the end, I always ask the question of whether or not it's in the realm of possibility given the technology of the day. High powered lights existed, and the shift in positions and focus of the beams could have been done with lenses and...

There was a time I could help clean-up a few things here and there. Looks like @Gene Steinberg could use a new admin. Any volunteers !

I haven't done a poll, but Friedman's steadfast focus on the core subject matter is my whole point. While others were daydreaming about Jinn, sprites, faeries, demons, Gaia, giant birds, alternate dimensions, etc. Friedman was a constant reminder that . . . UFOs are real They're probably from...

That all depends on what you mean by "That". Without moving the goalposts the points were: The idea of some high-level working group is reasonable. The level of the psyop pulled on Friedman is evidence in and of itself that he was onto something. Whether or not other similar documents were...

Obviously some MJ-12 stuff is highly suspect, but the idea of some high-level working group is reasonable, and the level of the psyop pulled on Friedman is evidence in and of itself that he was onto something. More than we've been told I imagine. Mmmm 😋 Looks delish — probably very healthy too.

The differences between opinions might not be as wide as is assumed. Try to look at it this way: Few ( if any ) astrophysicists hypothesized beforehand that black holes are portals to Hell, and that therefore they should look for demons in the sky so that they'd have a clue as to where to point...

I think that actually happened in one case I read someplace — unless it was on a Twilight Zone episode :p . My way of grounding myself in the subject is to recall the words of the inimitable Stanton Friedman, who said — "I don't care about UFOs. I care about flying saucers!" Whatever else...

What I mean is that Vallée starts off collaborating with Hynek on classification systems for UFO reports, a relatively grounded systematic way of studying the subject, and with the success of Hynek's 1972 book, The UFO Experience, he reissues his Anatomy of a Phenomenon, has some success as...

Okay — applying a healthy coat of varnish stripper, alien visitation is real, and probably, but not necessarily, extraterrestrial in origin.

And yet again, ufology descends deeper into the world of weird. IMO as Vallée ran out of relatively grounded themes for his his UFO books, he started coming-up with increasingly exotic theories, to keep the presses running.

Your first impression is probably correct, and the more you look, the weirder it gets. According to Google's AI: Yes, Dr. Garry Nolan, a professor of pathology at Stanford University School of Medicine, has stated that he was contacted by individuals associated with the CIA and aerospace...

One possibility is a mind control psyop. Meet the Targeted Individual Community

I dig both universes. I thought the clip was a good satire on the reliability of the MSM to tell anyone within the Empire's domain what's really going on.

Interesting discussion. I posed an idea to Chalmers in an email, that based on an experiments where simply thinking about the results changed the outcome, that if true, then it seems that the setup might qualify as a consciousness detector. I haven't heard back. I have no idea whether or not he...

Apparently this is what really happened. Hit full screen to enlarge !