conspiraloons™ are often accused of being 'well into' UFOs
as a conspiraloon™ i should probably set out my stall in regard to this topic, but first, a refresher on what are the words that give form to a corrupted acronym (because not even a dictionary can necessarily be trusted with this one these days - i'm pretty sure their definition has become less conflated and less downright wrong since i last looked, though)...
UFO: stands for Unidentified Flying Object and not for Undoubtedly From Outerspace...that's not to say that a UFO cannot be from outer space, but it is to say that UFO in no way specifies that it is
and i most certainly am 'well into' UFOs
i've had a long standing interest in aviation, despite the awful truth that much of the progress was only facilitated and funded in times of war, aviation is - well, would be if our various states hadn't wanted their ever more effective ways of killing people - an exercise in the appreciation of nature
it is also an excellent study in the evolution of engineering
an interest in aviation is an education in where our military technology has been, where it is now, and where it's going
aviation ultimately - if you follow it through its logical development - explains that gravity is no more powerful than electromagnetism, that the universe isn't 'too light', that there's no need to make up parallel universes and dimensions to account for gravity's lack of function and patch up Einstein's equations with ever more bizarre "ere be monsters" tales of magical sparkly elves
Einstein himself, bravely, honestly, knew and admitted the failings in his own work, one has to ask oneself why is it that despite his own self deprecation that 'science' has taken a master's own flawed work and run with it - is it simply because parallel universes, other dimensions, and quarks that can apparently never be proven to exist are useful devices in the remystification of the universe such that new flat Earth falsehoods may once again reign over us ?
i'm persuaded that it is
the yearning of people to fly - not the warmongers, but those who saw it as more of a spiritual thing, a food for the soul - is a yearning which can if given a chance to develop explain some of the greatest mysteries known, such as electromagnetism's relationship to gravity
gravity keeps things falling, and is a problem to be overcome in order to rise from the ground and stay there, electricity can be used to induce a magnetic field, and a magnetic field can overcome gravity
these are straightforward facts, and i bet if i gave you hundreds of billions of taxpayer's dollars back when that was a lot of money you'd be able to make use of these straightforward facts
it's a good-as-certainty that there are those who have
don't be fooled by the more hokey stuff about antigravity - or electrogravitics - it's not only feasible, but allegedly combat operational
when programmes talk about how 'the disclosure that UFOs are amongst us will pave the way for our understanding of the universe and modes of interstellar travel' they're not kidding, but neither are they being ingenuous - it's just more hidden meanings - the one you're not supposed to connect with, and the one you're supposed to believe in
like so much in human endeavour, aviation technology is a reason for lament, lament for how more spiritual drives end up subverted by the state or other controlling force, that which might have enriched, becomes that which instead subjugates and destroys
it's not that humans are inherently mostly evil by default in my opinion, it is that we have that capacity, and those who seek power let that capacity loose upon those they envy or see as the enemy
it is heartbreaking to be aware that not only has aviation been and continues to be responsible for the murder of almost immeasurable millions during 'elitist's' wars, but it also played its part in the contemporary build up to the day when one bloke, sat on a hill with a laptop, can send an army of self reproducing self intelligent cullbots to cleanse the Earth of any and all who oppose him
that dark future potentiality is not too distant from now if one bears in mind the deeper layers of military technology that are permanently classified in the name of 'defence of the people'
the way the miic/mic [military intelligence industrial complex] works is that if there's technology you are aware of, even if it seems as though it must be the very most cutting edge that could possibly exist, there's more you don't know about, they are masters of disinfo/misinformation, technologies are marketed as failing or 'a long way off' whilst in some massive base some bloke is adding cup holders and vanity mirrors to the working article
they put out ideas that intelligence services are stupid, and that technology doesn't work, for primarily tactical reasons, and secondarily for reasons to do with keeping the people from fearing the directions that the technology they have paid for and are continuing to pay for in the name of the war "against" terror might one day take
UFOs are part of this labyrinthine structure of deceit and confusion
i wouldn't call it a belief, but rather an acceptance of the existence of UFOs - if we take UFO at its actual meaning then i too share with many that particular acceptance, even if my own interpretation may be different to most, i've both seen and heard UFOs and seen one's exhaust trail
i, well my ears, witnessed the flight of a scramjet (possibly an aircraft called Aurora) twice in 2005 - once in Buckinghamshire in the middle of the day during the summer, and another time in Cornwall in the late afternoon during the autumn (a high frequency popping sound @ app 50 to 60hz was my guestimate - but that is from memory, a few years ago now), the first time the sky was clear and all that remained was an exhaust trail that looked like mini mushroom clouds piled on top of each other - what i subsequently learned was referred to as 'donuts on a rope'
oh how i wish i'd been outside looking up into the sky before it flew over - by the time i ran outside, it was gone
the second time i heard it only - i was already outside this time, the weather was bad that day, the funny thing was that the sound seemed to 'bounce' off the top of the sky and back from the top of the clouds to the other horizon and reverberate back and forth - perhaps indicating very high altitude, however high it was, it was in a big big hurry
i've been around enough jets in my time to know when something doesn't sound like a jet turbine with its continuous roar, and this was different, it pulsed, very rapidly - imagine a sped up v1 doodlebug and you're on the right track
Aurora supposedly follows on from where Blackbird left off, and can, at some estimates, crack six to eight thousand miles an hour at sufficient altitude - or more if in sufficiently rarefied air
suppose there's a known lineage from U2 to Blackbird - and on to Aurora, then firstly, the fact that i was able to buy a scientifically detailed book on Aurora suggests that Aurora's successor in the same lineage is already doing what it's thing is (there has been talk of Aurora being able to keep flying on into space - this would allow things to be launched whilst the world looks to the space shuttle and other rocket launches for signs of activity, Blackbird only became widely known about once its replacement was allegedly flying), secondly, it implies that the U2/Blackbird/Aurora programmes are not the only lineage of classified craft about - that's how the mic does its thing, it has layers of technology, the deepest visible layer is not necessarily the deepest layer in existence
although i don't think i have personally witnessed these 'other lineages' first hand, the sheer amount of info to imply their existence (in particular including UFO sightings [unidentified objects rather than undoubtedly outerspace objects]) and the plausibility of electrogravitic science, strongly supports the possibility that they, and 'the truth is out there', just not from up there
i have also seen a UFO, sat out on the roof at two in the morning seventeen or so years ago, watching a tiny twinkling light that might have been a star on my left to the south east on a starlit night, i say might because this object sat perfectly still for perhaps the best part of half an hour, may have even been longer than an hour, until i persuaded myself it was a satellite or planet or star, only for it to suddenly move away at 45 degrees in a direction apparently towards the night sky over my head whilst also getting smaller and eventually disappearing - this thing was gaining altitude, and quickly, i say UFO because that's what it was
there's an awful lot of people, surprisingly, many of them Antiloons™ (who think i'm the mad one for not seeing the state as the incompetent fool that it plays but instead as the machinating scheming bunch of cunts it is) who instantly go through the following speciously reasoned unlogic process when they see something in the air they do not understand:
it came from or was in the sky (a) + i don't know what it was (b) x "we don't have anything like that" [i haven't been told that we have anything like that] (c) = "it was space aliens from space in a spacecraft from space" (et)
a+bxc=ET
i have problems with this conclusion, some of the stuff the mic has is so far out there that it's deliberately presented as 'could only have come from space'
i recommend having a look at these videos for context in regard to 'technology that cannot have come from Earth', going back to the Second World War
for more on "flying discs from other worlds" see also: Flying Saucer Aircraft
a chap named Henri Coanda (from whom the Coanda effect gains its name) was working on flying disc shapes before the war
Out of the Blue makes use of many 'disclosure project' types talking a lot of poorly reasoned bullshit, and i mean a lot of nonsense, about how a+bxc=ET - especially when one considers how UFO has completely been converted into meaning something it never expressly defines - there are thousands of UFO sightings from pilots every year - Unidentified Flying Objects is an apt term, but not one that means Undoubtedly From Outerspace, not that you'd ever know it from the way it is used today
it's all components of what i call x-filestianity: the promulgation of belief in alien contact history, especially in tv, such as X-Files, Dark Skies, UFO, Dr Who, Torchwood, and so called 'UFO documentaries' (UFO conflatories), and cinema
check out the second video here of Leo Zagami for what he says about aliens, and fit it into everything you've 'seen' and 'know' of aliens thanks to the media
whoever Leo Zagami is, and even if he's lying, do you honestly think the state, the 'elite', the 'few' - whatever we want to call them - do you really think that they haven't considered the uses that 'alien supermen are our superiors' could be put to ?
if you've seen The Day The Earth Stood Still, you know all you need to know about the threat of alien gods from outer space
the 'alien superiors' thing has been pushed at children for many years now - in programmes such as Wattoo Wattoo, the 'friendly' alien shows it's malevolent side, something it only does one time in the first episode, leaving the threat implicit in children's minds through the whole series and perhaps on through the duration of their entire lives, a subconscious deep rooted fear, remaining unchallenged by the conscious mind
look at kid's tv channels such as nickelodeon's, citv's and children's beebtelescreen outputs, not a jot of aliens in there
in the world of what's supposed to be more grown up fayre, anyone who's seen jim 'mars' marrs or bob 'laser' lazar in action, or seen anything produced by 'the disclosure project', needs to think about what they're being told - with a critical mind, and an ear for specious reason and an eye for disinformation
as for what potential use such alleged 'disclosures' could be put to, think in terms of the broadcast of the radio play The War of the Worlds, or more precisely, the film The Day The Earth Stood Still
another film - made in 1936 - Things To Come, also provides some insight into the kind of use a 'higher power' can be put to, whether it comes from here, or there
and this is where the very much from Earth higher technology fits in to things, whether it's flying saucers, electrogravitic craft, or cullbots, or electrogravitic cullbot aircraft
robot mini tanks featuring high powered weaponry have been field tested in the current declared theatres of the war "against" terror, autonomous robot aircraft - armed robot aircraft - have flown sorties and killed people
you might think that none of this affects you, you might even think 'good, kill the terrorists - they're not civilians', but you probably haven't realised that in this never ending war "against" terror, there is no thin red line, the front line of this perpetual battle is beyond three dimensional, has no borders for skin tone or religion, and it runs through you in several axes
certainly, some of the technology fails, or tries to kill the squaddies who just pressed the 'on' switch, but the intent is there, the intent to no longer risk one person's life in the name of killing another - this is sick, highly fucked up, if there is human evil, beyond the straight up evil of people being sent to kill people - and with high tech/low risk at that, it is the use of entirely manufactured, programmed machines to make war, this is terminator tech, this is the end of the soldier who comes home, breaks down, cries for his sins, and informs us of what is really going on, the awful carnage, the mayhem, it is the end of the soldier who says "i will not fight"
in a world of autonomous cullbots, who's going to tell you it even happened ?
is the cullbot going to lower its weapon and say "no more" ?
i think not
*still some stuff to add: pics and links, stuff on John Frost, panspermia, other things i might remember, etcs
question: why do some b2 crew patches show alien iconography ?
(answer hidden below: select text to view)
because the b2 bomber has a dual propulsion system and can fly electrogravitically





























