/x/ - Paranormal

control and economy

>>30712

If that's the case then how come we've not crack this shit open like we did with Podesta and all that voting fraud and conspiracy?

I mean you have to use rational arguments hard to bullshit degrees where these 'rational' arguments do not petrain to the subject of potential visitors. Why would they want to write em off as nonsense if its for 'control and economy' alone?

>>30713

maybe the aliens are behind it?

My thoughts are that it might be a consensus between the highest echelons of powers that ayy's existence brought to the public would cause a very harmful situation to either their interests or the interest of society as a whole.

If we had open access to ayy's, probably people would ask for answers for all the mysteries of life, from being to why the sky is blue, and in turn they might be worshiped as gods (even if they claim that they aren't or that they serve god). That in turn might bring instability to the States that stray from the teaching of ayy's, with people demanding that we follow their system of government or that maybe they pick our leaders, since they might be able to see the most capable of us. Cults that worship them will pop everywhere, and maybe some give up on their material possessions and social rank just to follow them almost as Buddhist monks. On the other hand, religions will be put on public scrutiny, and many will wonder why the teachings of their prophets aren't like those of the ayy's in certain regards, which is bring them down as an institution of social control, no one will believe the Pope or any religious figure no longer.

I mean, this is just one case, out of many that I'm not willing to write about because of time, but you get the idea.

Those that get to decide whether or not this is public knowledge have decided that it's better to keep it secret because it will harm them or everyone. I mean, people might legitimately give up on consumerism just to follow the teachings or social system of a more advanced society, which will make all our contemporary civilization crumble.

Also, think about it from the ayy's perspective, they probably have experience on this stuff, they might have already visited multiple dimensions with different approaches, and they should have decided that we are not yet ready to know this stuff, so they told governments to keep quiet and to not cause too much hassle.

Also, there is the chance that ayy's are not so benevolent and in order to get the maximum benefit out of us, they need to act in secret.

>>30719

right. but why teach a lesser being. when you can make them do your bidding. say i was technologically advanced why would i give a fuck about your petty politics or religion. just because you feel bad for a person that is lesser then you doesnt mean that they care

The first thing we have to understand is that the government is made of many parts, and they don't necessarily always communicate. So there might be one agency that investigates the UFO phenomenon while the rest of the government ignores it. Its findings would probably be considered top secret and shared strictly on need-to-know basis, meaning that even the president would be kept in the dark.

Personally, I think it's a given that the government (or part of it) has investigated UFOs very seriously, because they regularly violate our air spaces and pose a legitimate threat to national security. From what I've read in books, the military seems to be as confused about UFOs as civilians are. We don't know how to deal with them, we realise we're powerless, so when a pilot meets one, he's told to just forget about it. If I had to guess, I'd say the CIA is the most likely organisation (in the USA) to have investigated them.

>why the fuck does the government just write them off as nonsense or cover em up?

I don't remember many instances of government officials treating this subject as nonsense. That's mostly what 'sceptics' do. As for covering it up, I think it's because they desperately want to control what information is released to the public. Imagine that you're the government. You run a country, and you're in charge of defending it. You're supposed to control the skies and you have the authority to legally kill those who trespass. This is pretty serious business.

Now imagine that someone manages to fly over your country without asking your permission. Not once, not twice, but thousands of times. And there's nothing you can do about it. This means you don't control your air space. Those guys are acting like they own the country, not you. It's quite frustrating, and a bit scary, and the less the public knows about it, the better.

>>30988

Yeah there's like 20 something levels of secrecy above the Presidents clearance

Majestic 12 may be the highest group controlling the entire alium narrative at least its the highest one made known.

Why aren't we talking about our ability to travel to the sun?

>Anyone who is not willing or able to submit to mindless economic, political and religious servitude as a tax-paying worker in the class system of the “Old Empire” are “untouchable” and sentenced to receive memory wipe-out and permanent imprisonment on Earth.

>The net result is that an IS-BE is unable to escape because they can’t remember who they are, where they came from, where they are. They have been hypnotized to think they are someone, something, sometime, and somewhere other than where they really are.”

I've seen an UFO before. I lived in a rural area of Southwest US. It was past midnight and I was walking home from a firiend's house. I was walking along the side of the highway, it was only a half mile to my house and I see a big flying saucer. It was massive, I'd compare it to the size of a doublewide trailer, with a big blue orb in the bottom center, the same colour as a xenon lightbulb. This thing could maneuver like you wouldn't believe, it could fly just inches over the treeline, or the road. It moved erratically. I was pretty terrified so my instinct was to check my watch because I had a fear of being abducted or never seen again (I used to watch X-files and they did that). The way this thing could maneuver was astounding. I don't know of any aircraft that it capable of zig-zagging around like that. In my opinion it had to be either extra-terrestrial or a robot, because no human could survive the intense G-forces of how fast this thing was moving.

p.s. I wasn't high or on drugs or anything

p.s.s. There was an Airforce training facility nearby, and I considered I may have just witnessed some sort of top-secret aircraft

https://youtu.be/4W8pLl-TqCg

>>31145

That was an interesting case but when I watched him something didn't feel right, and the pictures he had were later found to be of a toy alien. Whether he was given the pic to show to discredit him, who knows

>>30711

>>31167

People seem to refuse to consider a toy might be based on something. Maybe they were right to hide it since people would rather write it off as fake or something else than it is to avoid having to face it as something more serious. That said, I don't know if its real or not either. Boyd clearly had the impression that there was something to it.

Also, another thing is that someone linked to a wikipedia page for Boyd Bushman from a forum in 2008 but since then the page has been erased as if it never existed.

Boyd also talked about cover stories which served as smokescreens for actual stories.

He was definitely in the know.

The aliens are already living here. Read David Jacobs. Don't get distracted by shit like phoenix lights, it doesn't matter.

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>>31242

Hmm, Mr. Anderson. You disappoint me.