A.D. -The Most Important Book Today?

metatron

I just started reading "A.D. - after disclosure" by Richard Dolan. It is an attempt to rationally predict what will ( or would, depending on your viewpoint) happen when authorities around the world admit that extraterrestrials exist and first contact happens.

Will markets crash? Will religions collapse? Will people get up and got to work? It uses recent studies and opinion polls to establish reasonable answers. The most surprizing to me is their conclusion that religions will not be affected, at least right away.

It does, however, reason that this "event" will likely be the turning point of human history - we are not alone. This is why it's referred to as "A.D." in part because it would be pivotal , as with the coming of Christ in history.

They offer no solid predictions as to time but do offer many reasonable scenarios on how the matter might play out.

metatron

snare&racket

Looking forward to Sirius ?

metatron

Indeed I am - as well as the Hearings in DC, put together by some ex-politicians, at the end of May.

I am curious to see the evidence about the tiny alien body - as to how they think they can prove that it is an adult and not some defective fetus.

metatron

scotoma

I went to a lecture last year by Richard Dolan and got an autographed copy of A.D.

I haven't had time to read it. I did get to talk to him about my experience with a UFO.

It was a lecture sponsored by MUFON.

There were about 75 people in attendance. They weren't weird at all. They seemed very informed.

I'm not a member of MUFON. Just curious because of my own experience.

slimboyfat

Still with this? I'm not a believer. What would it take to disprove for those who do believe?

frankiespeakin

Met,

I'm curious. You always bring up these type of topics about aliens, have you ever been abducted or dream about it, perhaps some sexual fantasy being raped by ailen probes or something?

What gives with this alien fetish?

scotoma

slimboy,

The phenomenon that my family and others experienced (neighbors and friends in a 5 mile radius) was either aliens or demons and I don't believe in demons.

Friends that I have explained this to in details and who know me to be a skeptic just shrug their shoulders. Known skeptics can be deluded.

It really doesn't matter whether you believe or not. There are no life and death consequences. I don't believe in the alien crashes and anal probing abductions. Those things are unlikely based on what aliens would do here if they were so advanced as to be able to travel long distances instantly or jump dimensions.

Among the thousands of reports there are about 5 percent that are really substantive.

slimboyfat

Or a psychological phenomenon or something else.

scotoma

Frankie:

Your suggestive ridicule of Met is abominable.

Just say you don't believe.

In fact if you don't believe it don't say anything because there is nothing extraordinary or interesting about not believing in something.

Especially when you obviously know little about the serious information that is available.

Don't ridicule those who have healthy curiosity.

If you don't believe it fine.

metatron

If "A.D." happens in our lifetime, it will be the greatest event in all human history. Is that enough to consider as important? It will make nearly all of our common worries seem trivial. It will change everything.

As the book points out, it is not as simple as just saying, 'yeah, aliens are real'. It's 'what did you know and when did you know it?'. It's free energy. It's........ read the book!

Yes, I'm interested in the continuing downfall of Watchtower sickness - but I also have a sense of priority here.

No, I have never seen a UFO or Bigfoot or ball lightning or a ghost - but I believe that the standard narrative given to us by governments and materialist authorities is naive. The Universe is a whole lot crazier than we can ever know.

metatron

A.D. -The Most Important Book Today?

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