UFO Disclosure

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Should be sweet.

It disturbs me greatly that an intelligent man like Stephen Hawking would be afraid of making contact with extraterrestrials. I suppose he has weighed up the pros and cons, dotted some voice modulated ‘i’s and crossed some synth speech ‘t’s and came up with the mathematical assertion that all ETs  must be bad.

The reasoning goes something like this:

Aliens must be like 14th century elite racists and they were bad, THEREFORE ALIEN CONTACT IS BAD. I paraphrase. Here is what he actually said on a recent television interview:

“If aliens visit us, the outcome would be much as when Columbus landed in America, which didn’t turn out well for the Native Americans”. What kind of fear mongering, weak minded drivel is that? Come on man.  Are you so arrogant to think that because you fancy yourself as the smartest guy on the planet and you would misbehave and abuse the native culture, that your intellectual equals from Alpha Draconus must also be just as obnoxious and culturally degrading?

Here’s a scenario for you Professor Hawking: They are already here, and oh, it appears you were right after all. Sort of. Oops! Smart alec. Our civilization has actually been manipulated for milenia by a ruling oligarchy of ET-influenced elites who we now give labels to like The Bilderburgers. In fact our planetary, human identity is a sort of inter galactic equivalent of the Truman Show. Meeting aliens now would merely fit into the age old finely tuned existing agenda. This is changing. The rif raf aliens are being kicked out. The game’s up. That’s another story though.

“Hey Zork, it’s the Human show”

“Ooh goodee. I wonder how Branjelina are getting on”

“LAST TIME ON BEING HUMAN”…

World UFO Disclosure Campaign

People want official disclosure. In 2005 there was a poll conducted by National Geographic Magazine, asking Americans how they feel about extraterrestrial contact. Back then, 72% said that they were optimistic about what might happen should disclosure become a reality. Only 9% were actually fearful.

We have been conditioned through exposure to science fiction, to have an attitude of acceptance of the concept that we are not alone in the universe and while we wait and wait and wait for officialdom to say “Yes, its true, this is real”, we can be finding innumerable proofs for ourselves. I do believe that disclosure is a personal thing, and occurs on an individual to individual basis. Eventually critical mass is reached and the hundredth monkey becomes the straw that breaks the camel’s back so to speak.

It does not hurt to join in with driving campaigns to provoke official entities like the United Nations to disclose formally though, and I would readily encourage such action, unless you are paranoid that such campaigns are an attempt by negative agendas to unearth sympathizers..! So check out WORLD UFO DISCLOSURE CAMPAIGN if you like, and see if signing your name to their campaign for global disclosure resonates with you.

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For our next trip down Disclosure memory lane, we are joined by Mr Dan Willis who had a  Top Secret Crypoto level 14 position at the Naval Communication Station in San Francisco during the late 1960s.

In his 2001 legally protected testimony, he relates to the press how he had received a priority message from a ship that was stationed near Alaska.  A brightly glowing, reddish orange, elliptical object had emerged from the ocean in a location near Port Bow. The object was estimated to be about 70 feet in diameter and it had ’shot into space’ at what was tracked on the ship’s radar as 7000 mph.

Years later while working for the Naval Electronics Center in San Diego, one of his colleges from NORAD told him that the screens were constantly filled with UFOs that demonstrated impossible speeds and maneuverability. This man’s supervisor had cautioned him about them, telling him that they were ‘just one of our little friends paying us a visit’.

As with each of the witnesses in the national press Club presentation, Wiillis declared that he would be prepared to testify before congress that what he disclosed was true.

You can listen to Mr Willis on Coast To Coast here.

The orange glowing UFO as described has turned up in many testimonies that I have heard over the years. The funniest one was when this model of UFO disabled a US nuclear test launch ,damaging millions of dollars of equipment in the process no doubt. I find this testimony particularly interesting, as the ocean’s depths have barely been charted by humanity.

I suppose there is a possibility in some people’s minds that these craft are terrestrial, in the sense that they are either restricted technology devises that were made by lowly earthlings, perhaps based around the research into flying disks that the NAZIS were involved with during WW2. There are some who believe that the earth is hollow and that UFOs are flown by the ‘inner earth dwellers’! What is certain is that this kind of thing has been reported multiple times and represents a secret and real phenomenon.

As for the second hand information from his collegue at NORAD, well if taken in isolation, this would be more circumstantial than would warrant bothering about, however we have already heard from first hand radar opperators on this startling phenomenon!

The tantalizing truth is still ‘out there’ about who or what these things are. Which brings me to a brilliant little saying from the mind of the author Rudyard Kipling (who wrote The  Jungle Book):

I keep six honest serving men who tough me all I knew. There names are what and why and when and how  and where and who. You can keep that in mind when asking open ended questions!

Trick or treat!
The origins of the phrase have a lot to do with mischief, however for the longest time, I thought it meant “I do a trick for you (or tell a joke or something at the door) and as a reward, you give me a treat!” I was only about 8 or so and I thought it represented a fair exchange.

When I actually grew up enough to really analyze the phrase, I realized that ‘trick or treat’ meant “You give me a treat or I play a trick on you! “  This reminds me of alien abduction a bit. These little Grey skinned beings want to take something away from people in exchange for…? Who said this was a fair game? Well that is the premise of the  latest Illuminati sponsored fear fest on alien abduction called The 4th Kind,  set to hit theaters on the 6th November.

So lets see, we have V, the TV series remake, out on the 3rd, and now this. Crazy. All this programming of the public to  ‘be afraid of the aliens’ is transparent enough to me, but to the lay person, it will create an adverse reaction to any legitimately benevolent contact with ET races when disclosure occurs. I find this disturbing.

Growing up is such a disappointment on so many levels. All these cute little kiddies going around dressed as nasty wee imps (and cute kitties and bunnies), learning how to beg, extort and blackmail strangers! Its awful! It reminds me of the true meaning of the so called golden rule. You know the golden rule? Not the one from Aladdin, where Jaffar says “He who has the gold makes all the rules”; which is true enough, but I mean the other one, based on an age old phrase from the  famous Sermon On the Mount:  “Do unto others as you would have them do unto you”. Well, you grow up and it kinda becomes “Do unto others before they do unto you!”

My Sophie (4) will be dressed as Angelina Balerina tonight. Ewan (2) will be a black cat. I will be sitting at my PC fixing  some dodgy code on a website and maybe watching conspiracy videos. No doubt some of the little tikes out there will be dressed up as little Grey aliens, all set to extract whatever from the public! Well just remember on this most pagan of nights  to follow the equivalent of  the afore mentioned ancient words of caution, “An ye harm none, do what ye will”. Just don’t stick any probes into anyone. That’s gross.

“Dude, this IS independence day”

Where have we seen this before? Oh yes, Independence Day, except this time, the aliens appear friendly. If you are old enough, perhaps you’ll remember the early 80s  TV show called ‘V’, where the human-looking space people are really reptilians with a penchant for human paté.

The extraterrestrial visitors make a lovely public spectacle of ‘first contact’, promising a mutually beneficial co-existence with earthlings in exchange for access to natural resources. Of course, we find out in the end that the aliens are not all that they appear to be and have in fact been harvesting human intergalactic delicacies throughout the show for discerning reptilian connoisseurs back home in Alpha Draconis!  David Icke must have loved that show and he’s gonna flip his top as soon as he gets wind of this corporate anti-alien propaganda.

(V stands for visitors and the human resistance use the red splodge of V for victory when they wish to make their mark. It also stands for violated, violence, vulgar, volatile, vicious, vermin .. )

The timing of this remake is absolutely spot on. ABC are responsible for this show and will be broadcasting the pilot episode on 3rd Nov. Remember, according to the military whistle blower Dr Pete Petterson, Official UFO disclosure is slated for 27th November to coincide with numerological appropriateness.

3 weeks before this date, the release of their public fear-generating indoctrination program begins. I just find it to be a hilarious ‘coincidence’ that official disclosure, forced (by unknown pressures) or otherwise is to be preceded by what I can only call a planned attempt at resurrecting fear of extraterrestrial contact.

Looking at the cast, we find Joel Gretsch who played Owen Crawford in Steven Spielberg’s 2002 mini series, Taken.  I  don’t know about you, but I  thought that the depiction of the UFO secret government in that was laughable. Another familiar face is Elisabeth Mitchell, who plays Dr Juliet Burke in Lost. I kinda like that show actually. A curious vibe.

Look at the ABC.com ‘Join the Ambassadors of peace’ club image:

Doesn’t it remind you of the Matrix? Take the blue pill or the red pill. I wonder what the third option at the top represents? Take the yellow pill? Bile is yellow…. Alien bile maybe?… Ah!!!!! ! Be the pill!

Enjoy the trailer but don’t be fooled! If you sign up for this so called ambassador program, the corporate heads of ABC, connected to the secret Bilderburger group will identify you. Do you want them to zone in on you as a threat to their new world order? That is what you will be connecting to if you associate yourself with them. Don’t tell me I didn’t warn you!

Human burger anyone?

EX CIA Remote Viewer Joe McMoneagle doing his stuff

During the cold war era, the Pentagon were of the attitude that the concept of psychic powers of any kind was a bunch of hockum, but ” if the Commies are doing it, then we’re jolly well going to do it too”. And so, not to be outdone, the American government set up their own answer to the Soviet Russian Psi division and set up what became known as Project Stargate.

Years later, some of the retired CIA operatives who were involved with the Stargate remote viewing project  came clean about what they did, how they did it and how we, the general public can empower our lives with the techniques they learned and developed.

If you talk to some of these individuals, they will say that remote viewing is still a highly classified, need to know, ongoing concern within the military machine, with trained remote viewers stationed in every arm of the military for utilization on missions. Of course some of these retired individuals are pretty tight lipped about what they did and saw, however we are lucky enough to have access to some pretty outgoing individuals who are more than happy to supplement their retirement income with public training programs! What is gratifying about this is the established fact that remote viewing has been begrudgingly and controversially proven to exist and is explained through knowledge of multidimensional quantum entanglement within the neurons of the ‘viewer’.

I was drawn to this subject recently, partially because of the awesome sounding ‘Optimal Investment Strategy’ remote viewing technique offered by Major Ed Dames, retired CIA opperative, (a successful technique for using ‘the universe’ to find out what to invest in!), but mainly because of the claim that you can personally KNOW with absolute certainty absolutely anything you want about any subject! Talk about a lofty claim!

Major Ed Dames: Trailer for “Are Aliens Real”?

Here is an advert for a VHS video that you can no longer buy from Major Ed Dames. If anyone can track down this VHS video for me I’d be eternally grateful! I know that you can get this company’s DVDs on remote viewing in general.  I have now secured an awesome deal on remote viewing training which you can find if you follow this link.

Joe McMoneagle, another Project Stargate remote viewer

I watched a video this morning on the subject of Alien abduction.

The typical scenario seems to be as follows:

• Sleeping soundly in bed and you wake up feeling tired.
• You watch a video on UFO abduction and get interested in UFOs.
• You wonder whether or not you have been abducted by aliens too! You have bad dreams and are tired in the mornings!
• You join a support group or some other way to seek hypnotic regression help.
• Under hypnosis, the ‘psychologist’ ‘guides you into a fantasy world of white medical rooms in spaceships with typical ‘Grey’ aliens in them doing nasty prodding things to you.

And so, now you are an abductee and can tell your own very detailed, unverifyable story about your experiences! Maybe you can meet some friends with similar experiences. Cool!

Please don’t get me wrong, but since Barney and Betty Hill’s first description of the Reticulum Grey aliens and their reproduction related encounters, there have been numerous copycat stories. Sure people say that there is a universal common theme reported, but the six degrees of separation between every human being on the planet means that stories get around super fast. You can certainly not use this common theme point as proof in this day and age where the Grey alien and their antics is now some sort of cultural phenomenon.  I am very firmly on the fence with regard to this alien abduction business. I’ll jump off one side or another through weight of verifiable objective evidence.

If you want a laugh, you can listen to this impassioned gentleman at a UFO conference, explaining how the Greys that abducted him were so incompetent that their patient caught them off guard and escaped, but not before he managed to land a few punches! Oh and he managed to do a bit of snooping around in the spaceship before he ran out the front door. What a  man! Lets pat him on the back and help him to feel like he belongs.

We have to be careful you see, because the Greys have plastic human skeletons that they can wrap themselves around to disguise themselves as humans! Oh and these fake humans have super human strength so be careful who you talk to! (Yes I am being sarcastic. This is the weekend remember, I’m allowed!)

Enjoy and have a peaceful, abduction free remainder of the weekend.

On the 10th February 1951, Commander Bethune was flying with 31 passengers between Iceland and Newfinland. On route, he saw, along with his crew, what looked like a city on the water which was about 300 miles from their location. On approach to this location, at about 15 miles,  the glow revealed itself to be circles of light on the water, which went out only to reveal a much smaller domed craft. This vehicle rapidly moved to the airplane’s altitude and was viewed by all 31 passengers and crew. It  follow the airplane at close range, causing their navigational equipment to malfunction. A ‘Coronal discharge’ was noted.

On arrival at their destination base, everyone on board had to file a report on what they saw after being interrogated. Commander Bethune has each of these reports and has compiled them in a dossier which he is willing to make available to anyone. Furthermore, he says he is willing to testify under oath that what he saw is true.

I remember watching a video of a man who claims to have worked on flying disk technology that utilizes plasma and vortexes to create what he termed ‘electro gravity’. I’ll get the chap’s name and a link to his videos at another time, but from what Commander Bethune says here, I believe he is describing a real encounter with something technologically remarkable. i also believe he has described what may have been a test. From his testimony, there was a psychiatrist present, which is possibly a hint that this may have been set up by the more secretive non public side of the military with a view to gauging reactions to what they think they saw. As you know, I would never make the leap of faith that is required at this point to say that his plane had a run in with ET! maybe they did, but i will apply Occam’s Razor to this.

I would say that these high tech propulsion systems and unlimited clean energy generating systems must be brought into the light of day. Black shelving water engines or plasma electro gravity propulsion to keep the oil industry afloat, is wrong as it is wrecking our planet and keeping the majority of us poor.

Ill keep you posted (pun)!

Till the next one,

Jonoh

Sergeant Smith worked as a radar controller from 1967 to 1973, reporting to NORAD on any radar UFO readings that may pose a threat to military airspace operations.

In his testimony, he recounts his first encounter with a UFO in which the people he was stationed with were observing a UFO on radar that was behaving in an unusual sequential manner. The UFO would hover at about 80000 feet for 10 minutes, then descended slowly until it dropped off the radar for another 10 minutes, then instantly reappear at 80000 feet again! The next sweep of the radar would show that it was stationary at 200 miles away. It would stay in that location  for 10 minutes and repeat what it has just done 2 more times.

He was later told that when you see a UFO, you notify NORAD, you don’t write anything down, but rather just keep it to yourself because it is on a “need to know” basis only. A typical response that you hear from multiple witnesses in this subject.

Later that year, NORAD called him to let him know that there was a UFO coming up the California coastline, but that he should do nothing as they were just giving him the “heads up”.

Then in late 1972 while stationed in Michigan, he received panicky calls from police officers who were attempting to follow 3 UFOs. On checking the radar, he confirmed this, called NORAD who said that they were worried now because they had some B52s that were going to be landing near the stated location, so NORAD diverted the bombers. For this event, he received many calls from witnesses, to which he deceptively responded that there was nothing on radar at all. This would be his standard response until this press conference!

Like all these witnesses, he ends saying that he will testify under oath to a congressional hearing that what he has said is the truth.

Now this is a little more interesting, because we learn that whatever is causing this phenomenon is real enough to irritate public military authorities. We also learn that these things are TREMENDOUSLY fast. No wonder the military have a funny attitude about whether or not people get to know about them. The thing about the military, at least in the States, is that the attitude they have about being biggest and best at everything gets put in its place. Egos are definitely bruised. I don’t think this has anything to do with the public panicking. Knowing that  a bobbing spaceship is doing repetitive maneuvers is not as scary as making your next mortgage payment… As such, we start to see picture of military paranoia being painted here.

There are allot more testimonies to go from this conference, and there have been many, many more since then, so watch out while we take a merry journey down the rabbit hole! See you next post.