The UFO issue is approaching official acceptance

by metatron 18 Replies latest jw friends

  • metatron
    metatron

    Sometime ago, the government of France came closest, of any nation on earth, to official recognition of UFO reality.

    They commissioned a study ( the "Cometa Report") by their best military and scientific people and concluded that

    the extraterrestrial explanation is the most likely. They also complained that the US seemed to be holding the subject back.

    Some Belgian/NATO types had very vocal complaints, years back, about the "Black Triangle" incident being ignored,

    even though its observation was overwhelming.

    Now, there is talk of the Mexican military officially recognizing the phenomena as real - after a stunning recent incident.

    www.virtuallystrange.net/ufo/updates/2004/may/m12-013.shtml

    These incidents are becoming so overt and obvious that skeptical explanations are becoming strained

    www.virtuallystrange.net/ufo/updates/2004/may/m12-014.shtml

    and another

    www.rense.com/general52/glow.htm

    A recent UFO sighting was in broad daylight in Kingsgate Retail Park in England - and caused a traffic jam.

    While some of these may have conventional explanations, it seems that these incidents are becoming bolder

    and more intrusive within the public consciousness. I think we will soon degenerate into a 'schizophrenic' public

    denial of UFO's held together with a mass private acknowledgement of their reality. There has been evidence that

    some US military or government agencies already act this way - "officially" unreal - but treated as a real well defined

    phenomena in safety manuals!

    I think first contact ( publically) is still a long ways off. However, I predict these sightings are going to get frighteningly

    blatant and intensify - to gradually prepare humans without creating a panic.

    metatron

  • Nosferatu
    Nosferatu
    I think first contact ( publically) is still a long ways off.

    If there is any decent explanation for Jesus, it's that he WAS the first contact. I wish religions would get their shit together and realize that Jesus was an extraterrestrial.

  • Mary
    Mary
    I think first contact ( publically) is still a long ways off

    It is. Zephrim Cockrane won't develop warp drive for another 61 years.

    Seriously though, that would be cool if we finally had some hard evidence of flyer saucers!!

  • drwtsn32
    drwtsn32

    I believe aliens must exist, but I find it highly improbable that they would bother visiting our planet.

  • ColdRedRain
    ColdRedRain
    Sometime ago, the government of France came closest, of any nation on earth, to official recognition of UFO reality

    They don't believe in getting rid of Saddam Hussein, yet they believe in UFO's. God bless the French!

  • RunningMan
    RunningMan

    I believe that the likelihood of life existing elsewhere in the universe is fairly high. I would even suspect that intelligent life may exist. However, the mathematical probability of our lives intersecting with theirs in the vast dimensions of time and space is miniscule. And the likelihood that they would visit us in person, expending enough energy to fuel a planet, without first communicating by radio is laughable.

    The good old French.

  • Sentinel
    Sentinel

    Nosferatu, I concur with what you stated in regard to "Jesus being an ET.

    I feel like "religion" and all of it's falsehood is about to slink away....

    /<

  • willyloman
    willyloman

    A few weeks ago we were watching a TV show about Nevada's Area 51, a top secret government site in the desert outside Vegas. This location has long been rumored to be at the center of many UFO controversies, including the rumor that it is where the debris (and the alien bodies) from the 1947 Roswell crash site were taken.

    The film clips included several previous top secret photos of U.S. experimental aircraft and weather balloons tested at the site. Seeing these decades-old grainy black and white images made it very clear why anyone seeing this stuff for real would leap to the conclusion they were UFO's. They very much resemble descriptions "flying saucers" and other UFOs that have been the stuff of legend.

    This leads me to a conclusion: Anything anybody sees in the sky that can't be explained is either some natural phenomenon or an experimental craft that may or may not see actual production and use someday.

  • outoftheorg
    outoftheorg

    THE US AND MOST DEVELOPED COUNTRIES HAVE POLICY IN WRITING ON HOW TO RESPOND TO AN ALIEN PRESENCE.

    THESE MANUALS WERE SENT TO THE MILITARY, THE POLICE AND FOR SOME REASON TO FIRE DEPARTMENTS IN MAJOR CITIES. BY THE US GOVERNMENT.

    THE APPROACH AS DETAILED IN THESE MANUALS, WILL BE ALONG THE LINES OF TREATING THE ALIEN PRESENCE AS AN ILLEGAL ACT.

    I GOT THIS INFO OFF THE INTERNET. I WONDER IF IT IS CORRECT?

    Outoftheorg

  • Gerard
    Gerard
    I believe aliens must exist, but I find it highly improbable that they would bother visiting our planet.

    Actually, we enjoy the thermal waters while siping on Irish wiskey with sulfur.

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