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They're obviously dumb to believe in Trump, to the point where they scatter rationality to the four winds. That a buffoon gets so much support is proof democracy is unworkable.

He's a clown and a demagogue. It speaks volumes about the stupidity of the electorate (and hence the viability of democracy, long-term) that somebody like that commands so much devotion. That said, I was glad to see him clobber Haley in the recent primaries. Haley has been called an "Israel...

What he'd tell is disinfo. I don't doubt ET material is covered up; you just can't trust putative "whistleblowers" to tell the truth about it. Secrecy involves more than just concealment. It also means misleading info.

Society isn't ready for the sort of "paradigm shift" resulting from a revelation of advanced ETs. The powers-that-be aren't concerned about exacerbating current issues; it goes deeper than that. What's at stake is nothing less than the ideological bedrock of present society.

Like so many others, Lazar was just a disinformation agent. It's unlikely anything he said has merit. To my knowledge the consensus is that there was. But what evidence is there for extremely short lived elements being the key to anything? Sure, to say that this or that is impossible on the...

Open acknowledgment of the phenomenon will, IMO, not occur prior to mid century. Maybe 2060-80. Not eons. In terms of basic scientific knowledge, we may be only decades away. The phenomenon may be unbeatable now, but it's not 1% as aggressive as it could be. The Alien Grand Design considers...

:rolleyes: Pseudohistory….. …used to assist coverup of aliens.

Maybe he'll get over it and come back. :)

I don't buy the article's claim that genuine info on aliens would've leaked out by now, or long ago. History shows the government is capable of keeping some secrets (its most important ones). To cite one example, it kept ULTRA secret not only during the war, when the necessity was most obvious...

"Drops bid for broader disclosure"…after congressmen were secretly advised of the utter futility of that now?

Grusch didn't make up stories. As I see it, he is just a disinformation agent who sought to sully the idea of crash retrievals, and a coverup, by citing one or more dubious accounts.

Wingfield perceives a difference between sky sightings and ET sightings, but there's no real dichotomy. Many aerial craft have been observed from a distance with entities abroad and many unusual, landed beings are associated with craft, where interaction with humans has often taken place.

Just like P.T. Barnum said "there's a sucker born every minute…"

Randle recently posted on this. There have been similar claims in the past and none were ET.

Yes indeed. So Calvin Parker passed just before the 50th anniversary of his experience. Thanks for courageously telling your story, and RIP.

Probably his handlers, and those who ensured NICAP was "tame."

Seemed that way but some time ago a website said he was a disinfo agent.

I don't think making money was Keyhoe's only purpose...

I don't buy that. An event involving aliens (like cash landrum) would still be top secret but chimps, from that long ago?? That wouldn't be such a big deal; it didn't involve sacrificing humans. We would've heard about use of chimps in '45--just like in '50-- years ago. Btw if they needed 65...

What's hard to believe about that? Even you admit they lied about alien features so they lack credibility. Randle dumped a few witnesses because they embellished their accounts or made things up. Give the "mass of evidence" where is corroboration for any of this? Did any soldier, his kid or...