Project Blue Beam / UFOs

Thomas More

Crow
Protestant
...or, say, a full-size airliner crashing into the Pentagon.
I know there is no good video of that, but there is a missing plane, and the video for the WTC impacts seems pretty clear. I personally think a plane really did hit the Pentagon.

I agree there was no reason for building 7 to implode, and I've gradually become skeptical about the twin towers imploding, which means the whole thing was pre-planned by (((them))).

However, out of all of this I still think that planes were flown into the WTC, and I'm fairly certain a plane hit the Pentagon as well.
 

MilvianForce

Robin
Non-Christian
God has created a plethora of planets and stars through a plethora of galaxies in a universe that is forever expanding.

Who truly knows what’s out there. All I know is for a thing to exist it needs the Creators/One True God’s permission to even have the ability to think or move.

Have faith in God. I always said that math, the sciences, philosophy and so forth were His gifts to us to explore and understand what He has created for us. Instead we as a race are doing the opposite.
 

Pete345

Kingfisher
Orthodox
God has created a plethora of planets and stars through a plethora of galaxies in a universe that is forever expanding.

Who truly knows what’s out there. All I know is for a thing to exist it needs the Creators/One True God’s permission to even have the ability to think or move.

Have faith in God. I always said that math, the sciences, philosophy and so forth were His gifts to us to explore and understand what He has created for us. Instead we as a race are doing the opposite.
As Sir Isaac Newton explained, God created the order and rational structure of the universe, upon which we could create our "laws of physics", which are just our human explanations of what we perceive and interpret of the majesty God has created. Science does not refute God, just as that which is created does not refute or explain away the Creator. That would be an inversion of truth and reality. God gave us the created order and rational minds in order to discover Him and seek a higher understanding.
 

facksatanklaus

 
Banned
Protestant
Ah, the only answer is to go and live in the woods... but have a plasma screen to watch this show on, because it's going to be hilarious.

Think of all the normies running around like their hair's on fire and hiding under tables... because of holograms in the sky :laughter::laughter:
 

bubs

Woodpecker
Protestant


This Steven Greer guy is either a highly intelligent con man or has just linked together most every conspiracy theory out there all under one umbrella in this podcast. If you have 2.5hrs to kill, this is at least highly entertaining.
 

Blade Runner

Crow
Orthodox


This Steven Greer guy is either a highly intelligent con man or has just linked together most every conspiracy theory out there all under one umbrella in this podcast. If you have 2.5hrs to kill, this is at least highly entertaining.

I might check it out because I used to debate a colleague who generally liked the idea of aliens, Bob Lazar (he now is saddened that it's quite obvious Lazar's whole life was an interesting, but elaborate media scheme/scam) and this guy Steven Greer, who was trained as a legit MD in America. What links most of these characters is either a yearning for knowledge or background that didn't give them explanations of the "supernatural" (Greer, but I'll see if this fits after I listen to your link) or a sociopathic desire for attention/narcissism and social standing with some component of control (Lazar), or a combination of both. At least Greer, as far as I know, didn't fake his ascent in the academic world of the USA. But keep in mind that that might be a link to being a part of a project, spearheaded by governmental agencies, to generally seduce people into believing that a new cosmic religion is what they should seek. I'll comment again and change this take if the talk reveals more than I don't know, which is likely quite a bit, to be honest.
 

Blade Runner

Crow
Orthodox
I never gave too much ear to Lazar due to my intuition but I'm curious if you have a QRD on why this is obvious at this point?
There's a great, deep dive from a guy on youtube called Dank Net who has the "area 51 and the twisted tale of bob lazar" who pretty much shows how circumstantial evidence shows easily how he was a 1980s public relations nutjob, doing fun stuff in the NV desert and with connections from media and other naval guys, was made believable to delve into UFO/alien phenomena.
 

bubs

Woodpecker
Protestant
I’m still pretty skeptical about UFOs from aliens. My pecking order as follows as most likely to least likely.
1) Government hoax/ spread of misinformation for whatever’s their reasons
2) New top secret technology/aircraft not revealed to general public yet (US or foreign)
3) Future Humans that have traveled back in time or sent an unmanned aircraft with advanced technolgy back in time to our past or present day
4). Actual extraterrestrial / supernatural aircraft from another planet/ dimension etc

Overlapping all of this government claims is the general public reports where I’d bet that majority of UFO reports are just mis-identifying something ordinary (ballon, drones, blimp, rocket launch etc).
 

Iacobus

Robin
Orthodox


This Steven Greer guy is either a highly intelligent con man or has just linked together most every conspiracy theory out there all under one umbrella in this podcast. If you have 2.5hrs to kill, this is at least highly entertaining.


Been listening to this, heard of Dr. Greer before but never heard his story, he comes across quite well in his description of hidden free energy and deep state operations which are plausible to me. However I did dig and find this information:

https://www.outsideonline.com/outdoor-adventure/alien-brothers-come-down/

In Greer’s view aliens are physically here (as abductees would have it) but they’re nice (as contactees say). In fact they’re so responsive to open-minded humans that it’s possible to venture out and call them in like a flock of jabbering, sociable mallards. He refers to such human-initiated contact with aliens as “a close encounter of the fifth kind,” or CE-5.

Among other things, he maintains that the great meeting will bring about a millennial revolution in “human consciousness” as men and women breathlessly absorb lessons from beings whose technology, says Greer, “will seem like magic to us.” Replacing the bad old global order will be a harmonious one-world government, as earthlings realize that all of us are adrift, together, in an infinite universe of superior minds.


Much like any contactee, Greer has ascertained this in part through spiritual revelation. To augment what he jokingly calls his “left brain, anal-retentive, medical side,” Greer for years has studied both Transcendental Meditation and the Baha’i religion. TM emphasizes that civilization advances through quantum leaps in consciousness, while Bahaism stresses the spiritual oneness of mankind. Greer also claims to marshall a psychic power known among paranormal seekers as “remote viewing”–an ability to “see” distant events that are taking place simultaneously. And though he shies away from saying that he receives direct mental feeds on an intergalactic beeper, one former CSETIan says that Greer used to have her transcribe his microcassette recollections of “lucid dreams” in which he communicated with “a female entity” from outer space. Publicly, Greer sidesteps the issue, but he clearly hints that CSETIans receive mental nudges from far out in the cosmos, and that it’s all being done for a reason.

“I think that we are being trained,” he says. “This is my sense. I may be wrong. But I believe that somehow we are being thrown into a schoolhouse for the Earth.”

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After a review of the basics–the importance of consciousness, the need for “an open mind”–Greer walks us through the Contact Trilogy, his three-component, argot-rich recipe for ET lurin’.

Finally we get the how-tos of “coherent thought sequencing,” which is analogous to what golf-instruction manuals call “visualizing success.” You close your eyes and try to establish a conscious connection with a UFO pilot or commander, and then imagine the flight path that he, she, or it would take to find you. As we perform a 20-minute test think, Greer suggests visualizing macro-scale landmarks–like the finger-shaped western edge of Lake Superior–to give the pilots direction. Afterward he asks who saw what. It’s clear that this group is hair-trigger ready.

“The craft is round,” Lisa says. “A ball. With many different lights around it. They communicate telepathically. If you say, ‘Come in peace,’ they’ll come. If you think negatively, they won’t come.”

“Right, right,” says Greer. “That’s very true.

Etc. Now this article is quite old, from the 1990s, but it dovetails 100% with Fr. Seraphim Rose's interpretation of UFO encounters as occult, demon-related phenomena. I don't know how much Greer stands by this stuff, he stayed away from this topic during the interview at least as far as I got, but he alluded to close encounters of the 5th kind (human-initiated alien contact as described in the article above) and said to look into it, that it's weird but true.

He also seems to echo Childhood's End view of ETs which he alludes to this being 'training' and a 'schoolhouse for the Earth.' Interesting stuff. Not sure if he is limited hangout or if he's simply spiritually naive / Musk-esque in his worldview.
 

ginsu

Kingfisher
Other Christian
the movie tomorrow war has a bunch of propaganda about climate change as well as a few things that relate to covid. The aliens are called white spikes ( spike proteins ), and they are developing a poison to kill the aliens ( people ) to save the world in the future from the aliens ( climate change )

The aliens arrived on earth thousands of years ago, they remained buried under the ice in russia but due to climate change and ice melting they emerged

I wonder if this narrative will come into play as well, something coming out from under the ice because we dumb people caused it to melt

@bubs the movie plot is future humans travelling back in time because the world in the future is ending
 

Viktor Zeegelaar

Crow
Orthodox Inquirer
the movie tomorrow war has a bunch of propaganda about climate change as well as a few things that relate to covid. The aliens are called white spikes ( spike proteins ), and they are developing a poison to kill the aliens ( people ) to save the world in the future from the aliens ( climate change )

The aliens arrived on earth thousands of years ago, they remained buried under the ice in russia but due to climate change and ice melting they emerged

I wonder if this narrative will come into play as well, something coming out from under the ice because we dumb people caused it to melt

@bubs the movie plot is future humans travelling back in time because the world in the future is ending
The recurring theme of a world destruction event, especially in relation to depopulation and/or climate change, has been one of the main consistent points I've noiced in my research on the messaging in pop culture. From Thanos to contagion and many others, the idea that there's something coming that will completely disrupt the world and kill 90%+- of the global population (sometimes with ''good'' intentions such as to save the planet from overpopulation) is very, very prevalent.
 

Lawrence87

Kingfisher
Orthodox
I would hazard a guess that when these "aliens" reveal themselves, they will be believers in a god, and will "confirm" for us that Buddha, Mohammed, Jesus etc were representatives of this same god, they will tell us that the different religions are all different paths up the same mountain...

Of course the Pope would meet with these beings. I can imagine the headlines "aliens meet Pope and confirm Christ spoke about the true God!"
 

Viktor Zeegelaar

Crow
Orthodox Inquirer
lets go, i love this new psy op
Man it's mind bending that this stuff is in the MAINSTREAM media now. Like literal mainstream media outlets now en masse promoting this stuff which, among all other insanity we're seeing, would've been deemed impossible a mere 10 years ago. I guess the lesson is that no boundary is safe from obliteration: there's no limits to where they can push their lie ridden narrative.
 
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