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Some old guy. Skeptical of most paranormal, UFO & religious claims but open to evidence. Located Elizondo's irrigation circle UFO. 80's & 90's punk/ska/reggae.

Joined January 2019
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I was called a noob for saying that some artifacts in STEREO / SDO solar images were caused by cosmic ray hits on the detector, and then told to study them and write a paper with findings, so I did. Yup, they are still cosmic ray hits. github.com/MonkeeSage/stereo…
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Now they refuse to address details presented in the paper and have gone off on a tangent about how AI doesn't identify artifacts as UFOs, which has nothing to do with the methods or findings in the paper. Imagine insulting someone, demanding a paper then refusing to read it.🤦
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They are literally digging on the slope of a dormant volcano and are surprised to find cavities... I mean, it's not like you would expect lava tubes, magma chambers, and gas pockets on the side of a volcano, that's crazy talk. It's obviously the remains of a magical boat.
Our Noah’s Ark cam found a huge cavity inside one of our drilled core holes…
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The UAP Caucus (Reps. Luna, Burlison, Burchett, etc) received every video and document they requested over 7 tranches, including videos they previously described as mind-blowing after seeing them in a SCIF. None of the videos or documents have been a smoking gun. At some point occam's razor kicks in and the most likely explanation is the government is not hiding proof of aliens, and the best they have is low resolution pictures of birds and balloons and drones and anecdotal reports, just like the public.
President Trump tells 60 Minutes he hasn’t seen any evidence of a secret UFO program and is unaware of whistleblower allegations
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This is a hilariously stupid bug but do people even run alpine on VM/VPS/anywhere this would matter? I only ever see it used for docker/kubernetes where there is no ssh or authentication system at all, just an immutable container running a single program.
I'm not even sounding the claxon for this it's just horrible. Any text > 256chars is a valid root password, holy shit sshhole.com/
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Whoa! Dems flipped 7 seats so far! Maybe we'll finally get a Congress that will hold the admin accountable for the crazy shit they've been doing for 2 years.
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The Moon with colors inverted, gamma bumped to 1.68 and saturation at 800%. Doesn't show anything special, I just thought it looked cool.
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My grandparents had a bunch of films like this recorded on VHS. I used to love them as a kid. Coming across this on youtube makes me nostalgic but also sad for the recent demise of Patty. youtube.com/watch?v=kOZpuSqS…
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In a medium post by Avi Loeb discussing the 7th tranche of UFO files, he singles out DOW-UAP-D176 as the stand out. It includes witness statements from FBI agents about a silent, black, triangular object with characteristics beyond conventional aircraft. His summary of the witness statements: "The object climbed almost vertically while keeping a steady orientation, then hovered. The witnesses described no sound, and the thermal view reportedly showed no distinct hot spots or temperature differences across the object. It then banked and disappeared into a canyon in just a few seconds." While he states "These observations do not establish the nature of the UAP and the report does not include a measured speed or raw sensor recordings", I think it is telling that he finds only two possible answers to what they saw. "The fundamental question is whether the triangular object was manufactured in a black project of an adversarial nation or an extraterrestrial project with off-world technology." This seems to unreasonably exclude the possibility the witnesses misinterpreted what they were seeing, which is a common (and documented) occurrence in humans, even among trustworthy and trained observers. There are several publicly known US military craft with a black, triangular profile that regularly fly over proving grounds (B-2 Spirit, B-21 Raider, RQ-170 Sentinel), and this is without even considering secret US projects and experimental aerial platforms. So I have to disagree with Dr. Loeb. I think before we can ask about a black project of an adversarial nation or an extraterrestrial project, we have to resolve the even more fundamental question of wether the witness reports are accurate, which can only be solved by data he admits we do not have (e.g., "raw sensor recordings"). avi-loeb.medium.com/the-tria…
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Evidence that Jimmy Corsetti (@BrightInsight6) is not acting in good faith and is just trying to shit on archeology any chance he gets, even when it means contradicting his own feigned condemnations. From one side of his mouth he calls archeologists looters and grave robbers (there is a legitimate discussion to be had there), and out of the other he derides them for not excavating to bedrock and not looting quickly enough.
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Nothing wrong w/ him having his beliefs or discussing them publicly. The problem is the narrative was framed as he was a government insider and the implication was he saw NHI as part of his government role, not private experiences. It was front and center in Age of Disclosure.
IMO, Chris Cuomo exposed a massive crack in Jay Stratton’s story. When pressed, it became clear his conviction that aliens are real wasn’t based on personally examining recovered craft or alien bodies inside a government program. It came from reports he reviewed and a personal experience he interpreted as non-human. That’s a HUGE distinction, and it raises a bigger problem with UFO disclosure. These insiders speak with absolute certainty, but when pressed on what they actually verified firsthand, we’re back to reports, stories, and personal experiences. Stratton didn’t find the answers. He became convinced he had them. And that’s exactly why these guys need to face tough questions instead of being handed another softball interview.
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Look at that deltoid and triceps. There's no way this is a guy in a suit! #capturingbigfoot #bigfoot
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If you want to treat Atlantis as real, you have to take Plato's entire description, not just pick and choose features (like concentric rings in the city). Plato gives a precise description of the location and it cannot be anywhere in the Mediterranean or be the Richat structure. Plato places Atlantis outside the Mediterranean by locating it in relation to the Pillars of Heracles (Strait of Gibraltar). The island lay "before the mouth" (πρὸ τοῦ στόματος) "which you call, as you say, the Pillars of Heracles" (Tim. 24e), and the invading power "set out from outside" (ἔξωθεν), "from the Atlantic sea" (ἐκ τοῦ Ἀτλαντικοῦ πελάγους) (Tim. 24e). Critias frames the war the same way, as fought between "those dwelling outside, beyond the Heraclean pillars" (τοῖς ὑπὲρ Ἡρακλείας στήλας ἔξω κατοικοῦσιν) and "all those within" (τοῖς ἐντὸς πᾶσιν) (Crit. 108e). In both texts the Pillars divide inside from outside, and Atlantis and its kings are on the outside. This matches Herodotus, writing some decades before Plato, who separates the sea "which the Greeks sail" (τὴν Ἕλληνες ναυτίλλονται) from "the sea outside the pillars, called Atlantic" (ἡ ἔξω στηλέων θάλασσα ἡ Ἀτλαντὶς καλεομένη) (Hdt. 1.203). Although he considers them one connected body of water, he defines the Atlantic, as Plato does, as the sea beyond the Pillars. There is also a sharp contrast between harbor and sea. Everything "within the mouth" (ἐντὸς τοῦ στόματος) appears to be "a harbor" (λιμήν) "having a certain narrow entrance" (στενόν τινα εἴσπλουν). This is in contrast to the area surrounding Atlantis, which is "truly a sea" (πέλαγος ὄντως) (Tim. 25a). Atlantis gives access to "the whole mainland opposite, the one around that true sea" (τὸν ἀληθινὸν ἐκεῖνον πόντον) (Tim. 24e-25a). Plato shrinks the Mediterranean to a harbor, so the Atlantic is the only "true sea," and that is where Atlantis lies. The kings ruled their own island, and "of those within here" (τῶν ἐντὸς τῇδε) they held Libya and Europe (Tim. 25a-b). Their final campaign aimed to enslave "the whole region within the mouth" (τὸν ἐντὸς τοῦ στόματος πάντα τόπον) (Tim. 25b). The account of the sinking confirms the location. "At that time the sea there was passable" (πορεύσιμον) (Tim. 24e), which implies it no longer is. Critias explains why: the island, "having sunk under earthquakes" (ὑπὸ σεισμῶν δῦσαν), created "impassable mud" (ἄπορον πηλόν) "as a hindrance" (κωλυτήν) "to those sailing out from here" (τοῖς ἐνθένδε ἐκπλέουσιν)--"here" being Athens, where Critias is speaking, and so inside the mouth, the "harbor" of the Mediterranean--out "to the whole sea" (ἐπὶ τὸ πᾶν πέλαγος) (Crit. 108e-109a).
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So looks like Capturing Bigfoot is out one prime now, will have to give it a watch and see if Patty makes it out unscathed or if PGF was a big hoax. amazon.com/gp/video/detail/B…
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Just finished it. Bad news, I don't think Patty survived.
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Every new book spells out the influence campaign and ppl still eat it up. "Mellon says that after learning of the extent of UFO sightings by U.S. pilots, he wanted to spread the word about the issue. "I came up with a simple plan to do that, which involved going to the press and going to Congress," said Mellon. [...] The way Mellon explains it, the pivotal New York Times story that is largely credited with helping legitimize UFOs within the broader culture never would have happened without his direct involvement. "This was not investigative journalism," Mellon tells me. "I handed them the evidence, introduced them to Lue Elizondo, gave them a stack of documents, arranged for them to meet and interview Harry Reid, and made a deal with them. They ran the story, which appeared on December 16 of 2017 on the front page." Mellon says this was part of a broader plan on his part to spread the word about UFOs and to get Congress to take some sort of action on the matter." gizmodo.com/another-ufo-repo… "We also discussed a plan I developed to get the issue before Congress and the American people in the event Lue resigned. [...] Once Lue made his fateful decision to resign in protest, we immediately launched a concerted effort to get him and this critical information about UAP to Congress, the press, and the American people." Chris Mellon, Foreword to Imminent "At work, Jay Stratton and I made a plan that would go against all odds. A plan to bring about disclosure. I would resign and go public with the mission of bringing as much attention and credibility to the issue as possible. Jay would stay with the government and use the momentum gained by the public attention to move the ball forward within the government and brief any and all officials who would no doubt suddenly be interested. They had to learn the truth, and Jay would be positioned to inform them on a classified level. And he'd be positioned to run whatever version of AATIP came next. I'd also help educate Congress and facilitate introducing them to credible military and IC members who'd had UAP encounters. We would continue to work together, from different sides of the fence, to bring about disclosure and look out for the best interest of the American people and, frankly, humanity at large." Luis Elizondo, Imminent. "In October of 2017, my colleague Lue Elizondo, who was involved in my AATIP effort, resigned his role at DoD and joined Tom DeLonge's TTSA with Mellon, Semivan, Puthoff, and others. They started engaging the media aggressively-doing appearances on mainstream news networks and a number of podcasts. As a result, the conversation around UAP started to shift from quiet, classified discussions to national and then global discourse. Just as planned, as the media paid attention, Congress and other officials started to pay attention, and I was there to catch all the newfound interest and provide classified briefings. On December 16, 2017, I got an email from the Deputy Director of National Intelligence. The subject line said "Merry Christmas," and there was a link to a New York Times story. It was the story titled "Glowing Auras and 'Black Money': The Pentagon's Mysterious U.F.O. program." [...] The New York Times story had cracked the topic wide open, pulling the issues we'd been dealing with into the public eye. It led even more members of Congress and senior officials to come knock on my door and ask for briefings. A few months later, in the spring of 2018, the DDNI recommended me for a Senior Executive Service (SES) position at ONI. That is the highest position a civilian intelligence official can reach in the U.S. Government and it was a true honor to even be recommended. The SECNAV must approve all appointments to the SES, and the process is like congressional confirmation that political appointees endure. After several months, the SECNAV approved me. At that point, I officially ended my time as J-2 with JWAC underneath USSTRATCOM, packed up my office, and just like the Jeffersons, I was moving on up, confident my promotion to SES would put me in an even better position to address the UAP issue." --Jay Stratton, Out of the Shadows.
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It'd not aliens. It's always aliens. my destiny over all i need something new how many times will i come back to you the future might be broken but it's all a point of view and this time when i try you tell me it's all true now we fly again ask why again there are no quick solutions now we won't pretend we will not bend there is no disillusion my prophecy so small i have no reach at all how many times will i ignore you when you call the future might be broken but it's all a point of view and this time when i try you tell me it's all true now we fly again ask why again there are no quick solutions now we won't pretend we will not bend there is no disillusion suno.com/song/5dde231c-1d5b-…
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Why did Jay refuse to tell the reporter about his ongoing NHI visitations that are still happening to this day?
CBS asks Jay Stratton if he personally has his own evidence to support his claims of invading alien space monsters. Stratton pivots and blames the government.
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