27 Alien Species and Counting…  (Video)

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Disclose.tv - 27 Alien Species and Counting…

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Their have been many discussions in the past about how many different alien species their are in the universe. In our research we have come across many real and not real. Today we’ll go over some of the proven alien species, where they come from and what they look like. We’ll try and use photos, pictures, and artist renditions of the different aliens and their home worlds.
 

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24-06-2014 om 21:41 geschreven door peter  

Alien Base Found Off The Coast Of Malibu? (Video)

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Alien base found off the coast of Malibu?

Did space aliens build a secret underwater base near Point Dume off the coast of Malibu?

24-06-2014 om 21:33 geschreven door peter  

Daily UFO Headlines 6/24/14

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• Alien Work or UFO? Giant Crop Circle Appears in Italy Overnight – International Business Times
• It’s UFO Day, take a look at our favourite Cyprus UFO videos – Famagusta Gazette
• There must be life beyond Earth – Gates-Chili Post
• Colonizing Mars and finding life are prime NASA goals – The Space Reporter
• China to Search Mars for Aliens and ‘Recreate Planet’ – Yahoo News UK

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Source: http://www.openminds.tv/daily-ufo-headlines-62414/28447

24-06-2014 om 21:26 geschreven door peter  

24-06-2014 om 21:18 geschreven door peter  

Would ET contact challenge religious faith ?

How would alien contact affect world beliefs ? Image Credit: sxc.hu

Philosophers and scientists, believers and atheists, have long pondered the question, “Are we alone in the universe?”

But theologian Robin Lovin knows what he would say to people wondering how to take the news of extraterrestrial life.

“This discovery is a reminder of what we should all have known all along,” said Mr. Lovin, director of research at the Center for Theological Inquiry in Princeton, New Jersey. “God is doing things in places that our minds have not been able to go.”

Mr. Lovin shared that message with an audience at the Library of Congress’ John W. Kluge Center during a panel discussion to consider the impact of alien, intelligent life on religion.

“I think it’s very important [that] religious communities proactively address these questions and show themselves concerned about these issues,” he said. “Because people are raising these questions, and I think [they] want to see them as moral and spiritual queries — that it isn’t just a question about biology, but a question about themselves.”

The universe is an enormous place, too vast for life not to exist somewhere else, said Steven Dick, chairman in astrobiology at the Library of Congress.

“I think the underlying principle is, the laws of physics and biology are universal,” Mr. Dick said. “What has happened here is likely to have happened out there. The idea of life out there is very much at the forefront. The question is what are the implications.”

Despite initial concerns that some people of faith would suffer a crisis of faith if life on another planet were discovered, studies have shown that’s probably not going to be the case, Mr. Lovin said.

In 2008, Ted Peters, distinguished research professor of Systematic Theology at Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary, surveyed 1,325 people of various religions, asking a series of questions relating their beliefs and a crisis of faith to a hypothetical announcement that extraterrestrial life had been discovered.

Citing that study, Mr. Peters said the message he received from respondents is that people who belong to traditional religions are “going to be just fine” if alien life comes along.

“I got comments such as ‘Earth is so small, God is so big, we would expect to have neighbors in space,’” Mr. Peters said. “My favorite quote was ‘I’d share a pew with an alien any day.’”

Albert Harrison, a social psychologist and professor emeritus at the University of California-Davis, said he also isn’t surprised by the resilience of religion.

“Religion has been around a long time,” he said. “Religion in most cases has proven adaptive. I think a very important thing to keep in mind, whereas some scientists attack religion. It provides a tremendous source of support and solace for people, particularly when dealing with the unknown. I just don’t buy that idea that people are going to freak out and panic.”

That’s not to say all people who consider themselves religious would embrace the idea of a cosmic neighbor.

“Discovery is an extended process,” Mr. Dick said. “Each of those stages can last weeks, months, years, decades. There’s no doubt there will be some people who deny it.”

Humans making a close encounter of the third kind might still be far in the future, but the experts said the opportunity is much closer for humans to make their mark on other planets.

“We wouldn’t necessarily have to have communication [with another life form] before we have an impact,” Mr. Dick said. “I think we need to be proactive. We can’t wait until an event happens.”

Mr. Harrison and Mr. Peters said the policies of space exploration and planetary settlement are where theologians can make an impact.

“As we move on to other planets, what right do we have to alter the Martian landscape,” Mr. Harrison asked. “Is it OK if we go ahead and create a base, generate artificial atmosphere and really change the conditions there.”
Mr. Peters said religious scholars could also look at the sanctity of life on other planets.

“Does life have intrinsic value,” Mr. Peters said. “If we find microbial life on Mars, do we have a moral obligation to protect the biosphere. We need to ask whether we should protect the life environment on and off Earth. There’s no consensus yet, but it’s going to be important.”

Meredith Somers-The Washington Times

24-06-2014 om 14:13 geschreven door peter  

Buitenaards wezen per ongeluk gefotografeerd in Argentinie (video)

Intussen is er een lange lijst van mensen die foto’s nemen waarop dan later iets vreemds blijkt te staan.

Zo ook in het volgende geval. Een groep toeristen bezocht de watervallen in Capilla del Monte in de buurt van het Argentijnse Cordoba.

Tot hun stomme verbazing zagen ze niet alleen de watervallen op de foto, maar ook een merkwaardig gezicht. Het uiterlijk leek verdacht veel op een Gray alien.

Niet zelden zijn dit soort foto's achteraf bewerkt, maar volgens de Mexicaanse journalist en UFO-onderzoeker Jaime Mausan schijnt dat hier niet het geval te zijn.

Het volgende was te zien op de foto’s:

Het gebied waar de foto genomen is staat bekend als een plek waar zich vaker vreemde dingen voordoen.

Luz Mary Lopez van de plaatselijke UFO-onderzoeksvereniging ging, gewapend met een camera, terug naar dezelfde plek om ook foto´s te nemen. De beelden, genomen van dezelfde plek, toonden geen Gray alien.

Alhoewel de foto na een eerste onderzoek echt lijkt te zijn, zal het beeld nog diepgaander onderzocht worden.

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24-06-2014 om 14:03 geschreven door peter  

Space Aliens Who Abduct People, Are They Evil or Good?

              by Paul Schroeder

24-06-2014 om 13:56 geschreven door peter  

NASA Received An SOS Call From Another Galaxy?

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NASA detected, intercepted, and decoded a mathematically-based distress signal from a purportedly doomed planetoid outside our own galaxy.
The article was written by two journals. NASA simply managed to not get much publicity. At that time the newspapers wrote very little about this issue. When after thirteen years managed to decrypt the message fails to hide from the media

The signal was detected in January of 1998 but, however and as it might be expected, it took many years to properly decode the message.

NASA experts claim to have intercepted an intergalactic distress call from an alien civilization that had already peaked and was actually dying when saber-tooth tigers still roamed the earth.

Russian superior officer in ex-Soviet Union’s army Dr. Victor Kulakov  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Viktor_Kulikov told “Universe” that the signal emanated from a point beyond the galaxy nearest to our own, Andromeda, and was sent by beings that had apparently achived a civilization no more advanced than our here on Earth.

” The simple fact that we received and decoded the message proves beyond any doubt that their knowledge and technology were, at the very best , within our reach ”  Dr. Kulakov explained.
“And while there are years of study ahead of us, i can say with certainty that the death of their civilization was not the result of some cosmic catastrophe. It was the result of the civilization turning on itself, possibly with devastating nuclear weaponry “.

Dr. Kulakov flatly refused to provide either of the magazines with a transcript of the message, but he did say it began with the plea,
“Help us,” and went on to give data pinpointing the exact position of the doomed planet.

“There was a quite lucid account of apocalyptic devastation, hellish explosions, widespread death and terminal illnesses ” he said.

” A shower of meteors ? Perhaps. But what strikes me and this is just a feeling, is an underlying acceptance of guilt. It’s if the senders of the message are acknowledging blame for what happened .”
“Whatever it was, they apparently had no means to evacuate the remaining population. Interplanetary space travel was available to them, but only in a very limited level. The message makes it very clear that they were trapped on their world ” said Dr. Kulakov.

Read more here:  http://joeburd.newsvine.com/_news/2011/03/24/6335571-nasa-received-an-sos-call-from-another-galaxy

24-06-2014 om 13:49 geschreven door peter  

NASA Cuts Live Feed From The I.S.S As U.F.O Black Knight Shows Up On Cameras – They Could not pull the plug Quick Enough

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NASA CUTS LIVE SPACE FEED! HD UFO APPEARS AT ISS

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24-06-2014 om 11:18 geschreven door peter  

Triangle UFO sighting over Putney, London on 13th June 2014

Witness said:
This footage is a bit shaky at the start, It also has noise from a plane landing or taking off from the city which is not linked to the Triangle UFO. At 2minutes its clearly three bright orbs in a triangle formation, it is travelling so slow that it seems to be hovering.

Recorded on the 13th of June at 9.40 am to 9.55am, it was travelling from North to the South, an elevation of about 60 degrees.
Through binoculars there was three gold lights reflecting the sunlight filled with fine gold filament structure, this could also have been plasma, magnitude 3 – 4 similar to Venus, hard to tell during daylight, slowly tumbling and twisting yet keeping its structure intact.

24-06-2014 om 11:05 geschreven door peter  

Best UFO Sightings Spring 2014

Poster said:
In this Best UFO video compilation, we present a collection of original UFO videos that were featured on, youtube/LookNowTV, in the Spring Season March thru June 2014. In addition, we are also featuring NEW Spring, 2014 UFO sightings that were never released anywhere before in this UFO video. This UFO video features remarkable UFO Sightings from, Puerto Rico, Hawaii and Atlantic City, New Jersey to mention a few. In this UFO video we also included exclusive videos from various places throughout the world. In this UFO video we see some of the most amazing UFOs that were made public here on LookNowTV.

24-06-2014 om 11:00 geschreven door peter  

The “Originators” South Pacific Settlements Revealed!

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The South Pacific, I believe, was the site of the first sea-bound “Originators” (Giants). They spread from Asia into Europe and the Middle East, but they also took to the water and spread out even further. Some of their first occupations outside of Asia, Europe and Africa would have been the South Pacific, on to South America and upward to their latter civilizations in North America.

As I see it, Homo erectus and its offshoots – Heidelbergensis and Neanderthal, perhaps Denisovan, were building tools and creating civilized means within the continent of Africa. Even researchers admit Homo Sapiens when they came along, were utilizing the tools left by them when they exited Africa long before.  Even in Homo sapiens infancy, he was beginning to utilize the technology left behind without earning the original learning experience that Heidelbergensis had to go through. When the Homo Erectus offshoots took to the lands outside of Africa, they already had tools and their adaptation to new lands allowed them to have many hundreds of thousands of years ahead of homo sapiens, learning much, including canal building, metallurgy and seafaring.  When Homo sapiens stumbled out of Africa 80,000 years ago, there were already civilizations around the world. 

That is my theory. 

Do we have proof that these “Originators” settled the South Pacific first? Well, even the natives tell us this - 

Examples are everywhere in legends and in ancient art. Let's take for example the legend of the TaoTaoMona – or “people before history” or “ancient people.” They believe the spirits of these ancient inhabitants still haunt their mountains and wild areas from Mariana Islands to Guam and Micronesia. People today, still carry the tales and the belief of the TaoTaoMona. 

Source:  Guam's  indigenous Chamorus believe that   the twilight before sunrise and the twilight at sunset are the periods  when the spirits begin to stir and move through the land at night. The taotaomona commonly assumes the form  of a male physically large and robust. Other metaphysical forms taken may be   white lady aparitions  accompanied by scents of flowers or lemon, large men  or 'small children  called duendes hiding under mushrooms'. Some of the taotaomonas are described as headless and having deformed  bodies. The Spanish era traditional depiction is that  they were giants but monstrously ugly. This ancient concept of ghost is  incongruous “to Christian  beliefs and referred to as pagan ghostly forest-men” [pg 89, The Chamorro].   The modern contemporary view however is that the taotaomona are living ancestral spirits.  Mavis Warner Van Peenan, “Chamorro Legends on the Island of Guam  1945″ wrote, “Could that ugliness be the self-deprecation that the Chamorro felt was  required of him under conquest?”

These stone pillars (above) in Guam are ancient construction. They appear to be pillars with a bowl shaped stone with flat top that looks ideal for placing a roof. Rather tall stone pillars for a high roof (look at the size of the people in comparison) for small island people, hmm?  The work of the TaoTaoMona when they lived there? This is the most likely conclusion. It is also interesting when you compare it to this other famous South Pacific site - 

These may not be hats at all on the Easter Island Moai statues, but stones meant to hold up a roof to. If you compare the carving of the TaoTaoMona from Guam (top of the post) and their pillars with “hats” on top – you find similar features in both! The RapaNui had legends of the “long-earreds” that built the statues and the wars between them and there was clear-cut evidence of cannibalism on the island (another feature of the “originators” who were carnivorous and hence found waterways great sources of constant meat unlike chasing down creatures in the forest and thus built along waterways).  Here is my post on the Easter Island “Originators.”

Called the “Venice of the Pacific,” Nan Madol in Micronesia is the ruins of an ancient city that included a canal system! Little can be verified about the megalithic construction. Pohnpeian tradition claims that the builders of the Lelu complex on Kosrae(likewise composed of huge stone buildings) migrated to Pohnpei, where they used their skills and experience to build the even more impressive Nan Madol complex.  According to Pohnpeian legend, Nan Madol was constructed by twin sorcerers Olisihpa and Olosohpa from the mythical Western Katau, or Kanamwayso. The brothers arrived in a large canoe seeking a place to build an altar so that they could worship Nahnisohn Sahpw, the god of agriculture. After several false starts, the two brothers successfully built an altar off Temwen Island, where they performed their rituals. In legend, these brothers levitated the huge stones with the aid of a flying dragon (There's  that symbol again!)

Source: ”I would also like to draw your attention to the fact that there are many remains of a lost civilisation of the giant race scattered in different parts of Malaita.  I say “civilisation” for a very good reason.  Around a mountain near Mt. Mala in North Malaita’s interior, is a perfectly fitting large stone block wall spiralling around the mountain.  This path leads to a flat area on the top of the mountain where another large stone block wall separates off a higher, split-level flat area where a stone altar can be found.  Further on is a burial site which has a perfectly flat 18ft x 6ft x 1ft stone slab upon it.   The bush people who live further away from that area say that a Ramo of great importance is buried there. [...]

Who can – or could - those enigmatic Ramo be?  We are dealing here with as many as three different interpretations.  According to the words of Boirayon himself, included in the articles that can be found on the Internet, the name should be associated with the legendary hairy tall hominoids that exist between myth and reality – with Giants.  According to some other sources, Ramo (or lamo) is a warrior-chief among some of Malaita's tribes.  He became such after he has killed an enemy in a direct encounter, thus winning fame and obedience.  He also led his clan to fight in a bloody revenge for breaking holy laws and prohibitions by an outsider.

As far as I am concerned, the word Ramo and the whole Boirayon's description bring to mind a hypothesis put forward by a Polish author Igor Witkowski in his book “Axis of the World” (available also in English), namely that tens of thousands of years ago representatives of the highly advanced Indus Valley civilisation began their journey eastwards towards South America (modern Bolivia), stopping on their way at Pacific islands and leaving behind megalithic structures.

Therefore, provided that Boirayon's sensations would indeed find their confirmation in reality, they could refer to a structure and tomb/grave built by descendants of the inhabitants of Harappa and Mohenjo Daro rather than by gigantic, hairy and “talking” “anthropoids”!!!

Do they really exist in the place indicated by Boirayon (8 degrees, 41 minutes and 06.88 seconds South, 160 degrees, 45 minutes and 43.42 seconds East)?”

Malta

 

 

The megalithic temples of Malta were built between 3000 BC and 700 BC.  Source:  Maltese folklore describes giants as having built the temples, which led to the name Ġgantija, meaning 'Giants’ tower'

New Zealand

 

Source:  Maori oral tradition tells us how the art of facial tattooing and design was learned from the former inhabitants called the Patu-paiarehe, who fitted the description of Europeans. Recent finds of Caucasian mummified remains in China, with “moko-like” designs painted onto the faces, show us that early era Indo-Europeans adorned the faces of their dead with the “double spiral”.

 

The double spiral was seen around the world – a “universal” symbol.

 

 

 

Source:  Kaimanawa Wall has caused much conflict. The Maori people do not want to accept an earlier culture and archaeologists have helped that end by reporting they think this wall occurred naturally. A convincing explanation supported by evidence-based proof on either side of the argument has yet to be seen, but the controversy surrounding the Kaimanawa wall does raise important questions about how willing people really are to investigate the true origins of man and its early civilizations. 

Conclusion

 

There is such a lot more in terms of megaliths and legends of the South Pacific settlements that all that alone would fill a huge book. This is only a sampling of the common links between legend and physical proof (those “kernels” of truth). Here's more sources below (along with links provided above) for you to peruse the mysteries yourself. 

 

More Sources

 

See other interesting mysteries of the South Pacific.

24-06-2014 om 10:54 geschreven door peter  

Scientists baffled by mystery object in lake on Saturn’s moon Titan (Video)

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Titan is one of the most extraordinary places in the solar system. The land is strewn with hydrocarbon dunes that rise above lakes fed by rivers of liquid methane and ethane. The atmosphere is so thick, and the gravity so weak, that a human could strap on wings and flap into the air. That air is laced with lethal hydrogen cyanide.

Scientists are investigating a mystery object, (see image above) roughly 12 miles long and 6 miles wide, that appeared in an image dated July 10, 2013 but is missing from pictures of the same spot taken previously and on July 26, 2014.

Astronomers have named the blob the “magic island” until they have a better idea what they are looking at. “We can’t be sure what it is yet because we only have the one image, but it’s not something you would normally see on Titan,” said Jason Hofgartner, a planetary scientist at Cornell University in New York. “It is not something that has been there permanently.” Read full article

24-06-2014 om 10:44 geschreven door peter  

Skeptics: “We were wrong, the Billy Meier UFO case is authentic”

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Eduard Albert "Billy" Meier

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…or: Stirring the Hornet’s Nest Part 2

In the real world, and occasionally in the online virtual world, people have to substantiate what they say about others, especially if they make claims that attack another person’s honesty, character, etc. There can be consequences for not doing so and for unjustly characterizing or accusing them.

For quite some time it’s been acceptable in the wild and wonderful world of UFOs, to accuse Billy Meier, the man with the most abundant, amazing, credible, authenticated UFO evidence, of somehow hoaxing and faking it all. People who have absolutely no expertise themselves, absent any qualifications, having conducted no credible testing and analysis, branded a man as a fraud, cheater, profiteer, etc., without so much as a second thought as to the rightness of their actions.

Completely neglected by these parties is the question, “What is the criteria that reasonable people use to determine the truth?”

Among the unreasonable ones are scientists, members of the UFO community/industry (UFOCI) and skeptics. Skeptics, in case you may be unclear about it, are people for whom applying the respected standards of science and the scientific method to assess the validity of all claims simply isn’t enough. Apparently threatened by claims of the so-called but non-existent “paranormal”, they resort to pseudoscientific behaviors to try to make sure that something so evidence rich, monumentally important (and threatening to their religious belief systems) as the Meier case is discredited and ridiculed. They are perhaps unintentionally given support in their marginalization of the UFO topic by the behavior of the UFOCI, which has the lowest possible standards, is painfully unscientific, relies on mainly anecdotal reports for evidence, welcomes all sorts of charlatans, liars and poseurs and provides a home for the fringe element…as well as a very effective environment from which to spread disinformation by the intelligence communities. Apart from that, the UFOCI has become a very lucrative field for speakers, TV shows, etc., which skirt the real truth about the cover-up, i.e. that it’s actually all about the Meier case, and contribute to the entertainment/distraction agenda.

Most (but not all) of the parties listed below have previously gone on record as stating that the Billy Meier UFO contact case is a hoax and that Billy Meier is everything from a fraud, hoaxer, profiteer, to a cult leader, etc. They are now listed as admitting they were…wrong.

One of Meier's photographs of a beamship floating beside a tree

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The Process

Since each of these parties had previously accused Meier of hoaxing, I invited them to view and test Meier’s newest evidence, the independent, professional analyses, conducted using state-of-the-art technology of Meier’s controversial 35mm WCUFO photos and video and the 8mm “Pendulum UFO” film. They were informed that failure to substantiate their original opinions, as well as failure to rebut the new analyses with credible documentation, would be an admission that their previous assessments were wrong. Therefore, such failures would result in their effectively endorsing the case and evidence they once condemned. Things are real, genuine, authentic and true, or they’re not. And since none of the parties were ambiguous or undecided on the matter they would either substantiate their position or effectively change it. Should anyone notify me that they are now undecided it will be noted but also require explanation on their part.

One of Meier’s defamers, astronomer Stuart Robbins, responded to my challenge not by substantiating his defamatory statements about Meier but by…threatening to take legal action against me. So Robbins of course remains high up on the list unless and until he can substantiate his claims and rebut the new photographic analyses.

Susan Swiatek, a MUFON* spokesperson (and apparent giant lizard slayer) also warned me that she’d “invoke and thrust” if I included her among those who wrongly assessed the evidence in the Meier case and now effectively endorse it. So Sue may want to sue me for slander or, in her case…salamander.

It’s a plain fact of life that, from time to time, all of us are wrong and all of us make mistakes and misjudgments about various things. There’s really no shame in making mistakes unless we stubbornly refuse to admit, correct and not repeat those mistakes. Should I have mistakenly listed anyone who has in fact not erroneously labeled the case and/or Meier as fraudulent, I’ll certainly apologize and remove them from this list. However, I may ask them to state their position now that sufficient evidence has been made available that allows them to test some of it themselves. Now before we meet those who, in my opinion, have effectively endorsed the Meier case by failing to rebut the evidence, think how different this discussion would have been if all those listed below had simply said those three wise little words, “I don’t know.”

Billy Meier Interview - 2011

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T-TH7iWp8D4&feature=player_embedded

The List

Dr. Steven Novella is a professional skeptic who previously made a rapid, negative assessment of Meier’s evidence and hastily concluded it was a hoax, defaming him in the process. Ironically, in our correspondence he tried to sound like a thoughtful man of science who required that “real science” should be used to substantiate evidence and represented himself as someone who conducted himself in the same manner. His lack of response to the evidence I presented to him, other than to avoid and complain about being required to address it and be accountable for his inept and defamatory comments revealed that his position was a pretentious façade intended to conceal his complete lack of knowledge, qualifications and expertise. What it didn’t conceal was his lack of personal integrity and character and his willingness to hastily misjudge and defame someone based on his own preconceptions, prejudices and beliefs.

James Randi is the poster boy for professional skepticism. He felt no need to honor his own bogus “$100,000 award for proof of the paranormal, etc.”, since he retracted his claim that the Meier case was a hoax. Again, if it’s not a hoax it’s…real. He pulled the ultimate magic act and…disappeared.

Stuart Robbins is the aforementioned astronomer, in reality another pseudoscientist who seems to be more focused on celebrity seeking and building his reputation as a skeptical gunslinger by taking on the easy, looney targets in the paranormal and UFO fields. Another one fast on the draw and quick to shoot, Robbins also tried his hand at dismissing the evidence in the Meier case, resorting to censoring it as well as misrepresenting it on his blog. He likes to bake cookies.

Philip Plait is right up there with (actually a good bit higher up the food chain than) Stuart Robbins. Another one of the celebrity-seeking, “I wanna be Mr. Science” types, he was alsocharacteristically dismissive in true know-it-all fashion of the Meier case and simply headed for the hills when confronted and challenged with Meier’s evidence, although he seemed to take to echoing some it a bit later, when perhaps because he’d forgotten about Meier he’d also assumed that everyone else had.

Prof. Paul Davies is a scientist and professor at ASU who’s actually written five books on extraterrestrial life, etc. Strangely enough, when I sent him our film “as the time fulfills” and other information about Billy Meier, the only response I was finally able to coax out of his assistant, after numerous calls and emails to his office, was that, “His interests and expertise do not extend into this area.” Hey, who said you have to know anything about the topics you write books about? Of course I did inform him that it was my area of interest and expertise but perhaps he was busy writing another book about extraterrestrials and didn’t have the time (interest or expertise) to answer.

Prof. Lawrence Krauss is also a scientist at ASU who makes TV appearances to discuss various topics. He’s the author of “The Physics of Star Trek” and seemed a likely enough candidate to send the Meier information to. Despite three emails from me and one from NASA aerospace engineer Matthew Wieczkiewicz there was no response..until I notified him of my intention to give him some free publicity here. Then he didn’t want me to mention his name.

Prof. Michio Kaku is an outspoken scientist who seems to be a champion of many right causes, lending his expertise and credibility to espousing them. However, like too many other celebrity-scientists, his tarsals and metatarsals assume sub-zero temperatures when it comes to publicly commenting on the Meier case, the existence and authenticity of which he is well aware, since I’ve not only sent him “And Did They Listen?” but also quite a few emails, including about Meier’s information on Fukushima. He has a Facebook page where people can also contact him and let him know the world’s a friendly place and that it’s actually safe to take a stand on something this important.

Alejandro Rojas and John Rao of (get a load of this) OpenMinds represent a unique blend of cynicism, disinformation and naked profiteering. This is the organization that purchased a large part of Wendelle Stevens research collection, including his work on the Meier investigation, Meier’s photos, etc., and that then attacks the case as a “hoax”…while selling Meier’s photos! I consider that to be the behavior of the epitome of two-faced, parasitical, bottom feeders…and willing disinformation agents in the UFOCI.

John Greenwald is a young UFO enthusiast, whatever that means, who’s kinda dedicated to UFO related matters, chasing lights in the sky and various government conspiracies, etc. John had a complete meltdown when we got into it about the Billy Meier case. Like most everyone in this category, he did his version of “Hi, I’m whatshisname, and I’m a Billy Meier denier.” When pressed even mildly he was unable to say anything of significance or credibility to support his confused position on the Meier case. So since he couldn’t refute the clear and credible evidence, he simply got mad at me, took his marbles and went home. Presumably he’ll work even harder on uncovering the UFO cover-up, while continuing to avoid recognizing that it’s solely about the Billy Meier case at this point.

Derek Bartholomaus deserves a special place on this list and in our hearts. Bartholomaus, like James Randi, is also a professional skeptic, bungler and bumbler. He too retracted his claim that the Meier case was a hoax using models and miniature trees, etc. But he couldn’t resist trying to attract people to his debunking website by being deliberately misleading in naming it. He aligned himself with:

Phil Langdon, the British skeptic who made some excellent models of the WCUFO and whose photos are the best efforts of duplicating the effect of Meier’s. Of course the devil’s in the details and details such as those seen here were never attempted by Langdon, whose inner awareness of Meier’s authenticity must be getting the better of him. Early on he was quite vocal in claiming that his efforts proved that Meier had hoaxed all his evidence using the same methods that Langdon employed. While I had actually encouraged his efforts to take his best shots (no pun intended) beginning in 2009, Langdon’s earlier, over reaching confidence virtually evaporated in the face of Prof. Zahi’s expert analyses. Langdon uttered a few incoherent words and, like a few others, basically disappeared.

Stephen Bassett has been hounding the UFO scene for some time, with his daffy “Exopolitics” organization, dog and pony show “UFO hearings” and time wasting “fax Washington to force UFO disclosure” deliberate disinformation and distraction agenda. I say that it’s deliberate because no sincere, sane and honest individual would run around claiming that there’s an “extraterrestrial presence” with “millions of contactees” and all those darn crying, bug-eating, “alien-human hybrid babies”. A few years ago, Bassett not only admitted to me in person that he knows the Meier case is authentic but he explained that – in his words – “It wasn’t time for it yet.” He added that it was more important for people to get behind his insane program to send faxes to Washington, to try to force the government to disclose things it doesn’t know about evidence that it no longer possesses. You don’t get more points as a hack disinformation operative than that. Of course when you actually finance poseurs and profiteers like this, you earn a complimentary placement on this list, such as…

Tom Clearwater is a Canadian philanthropist from what I can learn about him from limited information online. Apparently he was the sole, or main, financial supporter for Bassett’s latest congressional caper, coughing up $600,000 for the fiasco, which included paying six US Congressmen, our elected officials, $20,000 each to bark along with Bassett about all this UFO stuff. That money could have been used to publicly inform the citizens of planet Earth that a race of extraterrestrial human beings have been in contact with a Swiss man for over 72 years and they and he are trying very hard to assist us to not commit planetary suicide. Of course the Plejaren didn’t reckon with the power of the almighty dollar and the irrepressible, egomaniacal ambitions of third-rate exopolitical hacks and their deluded (or is it willing?) supporters. $600,000…it’s staggering to think about the awareness that investment could have brought to the world through providing translations of Meier’s 26,000+ pages of information into different languages, etc. Perhaps though Clearwater explained the underlying reason for the disparity in our priorities when in response to my asking him, “Why focus on imaginary entities, baby aliens and disinformation instead of the only authentic UFO contacts of Billy Meier?” Clearwater said, “I suppose because we live in different universes. Mine is seemingly much more populated than yours.” There you have it, much more populated with imaginary things which, when you think about this already overly entertained world, is what people like to waste their money on anyway. I guess Clearwater is a – proud – example of just what Billy Meier was warning about in number 127 here.

Susan Swiatek is a MUFON representative of some sort to whom I had sent information on the Meier case. Her professional, genteel response is now a matter of record, as is her role as Susie the Serpent Slayer. Some eccentric people with too much time on their hands dress up in little costumes and entertain tourists on Hollywood Boulevard, others get involved in being “UFO researchers”.

Stanton Friedman has made a career out of yacking about…Roswell. A frequent presence on the rubber chicken circuit, Friedman is the Uncle Stan of UFO experts, rehashing whatever information about the 67 year old event he can possibly dredge up. It wasn’t always like that. At one point in the early stages of the investigation into the Billy Meier UFO case, Friedman approached lead investigator, Lt. Colonel Wendelle Stevens, begging to be involved in the investigation and especially the analysis of Meier’s photographic evidence. Stevens declined the request, noting (wisely) that he didn’t want the investigation contaminated by any members of the UFOCI, but only wanted reputable, high level analysts and facilities involved in the process. Apparently Friedman took umbrage at being treated dismissively and thereafter called the case a hoax, etc. However, he has assured his place in UFOlogical history as having remarkable digestive abilities (even for a public speaker) and the capacity to suppress his boredom, as well as his frustration about being excluded from the Meier case investigation.

Stephen Greer of the Disclosure Project probably started out on that famous road paved with very good intentions, forgetting that it unfailingly led to some particular hell or another. In Greer’s case, it’s led him to morph into a money-seeking huckster, who sells expensive, totally inane “Ambassador to the Universe” trainings and “Shine Your Flashlight in the Desert Sky for Aliens-on-Demand” performances. As I did with Bassett, I personally and publicly offered the Meier case to Greer as not only the world’s best evidence but as a means to relieve us form the parade of people who’ve courageously come forward to tell us they’ve seen stuff in the sky…though they really don’t know what it was. Like Bassett, Greer continues to milk the cow of promises never delivered and of course has no shortage of customers who are willing to pay for such consciousness clogging, stuff.

Prof. Bernard Haisch is a scientist who’s avoided saying too much about the Meier case although I’ve sent him tons of information about it. He also has been in contact with Prof. James Deardorff, who’s made a truly huge contribution to the research in the Meier case. So while Haisch appears to be content to not raise his head and take a firm stand, because he is a scientist and well aware of the Meier case I’m saying that he effectively endorses the authenticity of the case. Should he disagree, he has all the opportunity he needs to clearly, credibly – and courageously – come forward and refute the evidence.

James Underdown, of CFI-West/IIG is an associate of Derek Bartholomaus’ whose agreement to look into the evidence in the Meier case some time ago apparently fell by the wayside, as he tilts at the paranormal windmills that constitute the weighty challenges facing CRI-West/IIG in its never-ending battle to rid the world of phony psychics, seers and other menaces to society, which also serves to keep their $50,000 award safely untouched and probably non-existent. The fact that they should hand over the award to Meier may also account for his keeping a very low profile. Despite his personally telling me that he’d delve into the Meier information and evidence that easily rebuts all claims of any hoax, nothing ever came of it. Perhaps he actually read what happened when the skeptics tried to debunk Meier’s Jupiter related information…and ended up corroborating it instead.

James Fox may be the James Randi of UFOlogy. He claims that he knows what he saw…but then offers a bogus $100,000 award for proof of an actual extraterrestrial UFO. Naturally, when presented with ample evidence of the authenticity of Meier’s claims he goes into airplane mode, disconnecting entirely from the conversation, probably not even vibrating…He could have contacted:

D.J. Grothe and Michael Shermer are both professional skeptics – one really has to laugh at that notion and the endless obligations it must bestow upon these people to view everything that is outside of their religiously tinged belief systems and world view as suspicious and in need of “debunking”. Suffice it to say that they too accused Meier of a hoax but never substantiated their claims, busy as they must be tilting at windmills.

Lee Speigel is a columnist for the Huffington Post who, as you can read, let me know that the price for his bringing the Meier case to public attention was nothing less than him meeting with…the Plejaren. He wasn’t happy that I shared his egocentric demands publicly. Speigel’s claim to UFameO is rests on some work he did on the topic back in the 1970s. I guess he figured that the Plejaren must have been too busy messing around with that “Swiss farmer” back then to have noticed him and, while he might forgive the oversight, he’s still willing to give them an audience…but not mention it to his audience unless the Plejaren cater to his demands.

Bill Birnes has been happy to do a hatchet job on the Meier case because, after all, Birnes is a “UFO researcher” who got his big break to do a TV show, wear sunglasses, get his 15 minutes and…dutifully spread disinformation. One of his compatriots in disinformation is:

George Wingfield,who repeats and supports the defamatory, unsubstantiated and now proven completely wrong attacks on the Meier, the WCUFO etc.

Seth Shostak of SETI has also stubbornly, deliberately and perhaps in obedience to any higher ups – but most certainly in fear of losing his paycheck for essentially doing nothing of significance – chosen to ignore both my in person and online conveyance to him of the Meier information. He waits by his radio in hopes of receiving “contact” form folks who are laughing at the ludicrousness of it, off world and on.

Robert Shaeffer’s another UFO debunker who simply doesn’t care to get up to speed, despite my providing him with all of the Meier related evidence and information any serious researcher could want. Of course many people who think of themselves as “UFO researchers” are merely hobbyists, conspiracy theorists and dabblers with too much time on their hands and have fond the UFO topic to be sufficiently superficially exciting so as to help alleviate some of their boredom.

Skeptic.com is an online hub for various skeptics like Shermer, etc., that has been approached numerous times to look into and challenge the Meier material. I’ve included another UFO skeptic only because he too couldn’t deal with the Meier’s evidence:

Tim Printy said to feel free to contact him “with any information or feedback you desire via email” pertaining to his website that basically regards most UFOs as not plausible, figments of people’s imaginations, misperceptions, etc. But wouldn’t ya know it, he too can’t handle the evidence in the Meier case.

http://www.ufoevidence.orgis a nice looking website on which I’ve yet to find any mention of the Meier case, despite sending information to it since 2010. I say it because this is one of those cases where I also haven’t succeeded in finding out who actually runs the site, gathers the information, determines what is and isn’t authentic, etc. So I’m including them as endorsing the Meier case until I receive notice that they don’t and provide credible, substantiated evidence, etc.

There are a few people I’m including in this list who aren’t really openly involved in the UFO topic or debate but who despite their professed cutting edge, forward thinking attitudes were far from open-minded – or courageous – enough to even look through the proverbial telescope and say anything about it:

Prof. Peter Boghossian, a professional atheist who blusters a good bit about “converting” religious believers to atheism, a kinda…religious approach if one thinks about it. He makes good points about religious delusions and I approached him to be interviewed on some forthcoming should he was going to host. I briefly met him in person and, when I contacted him to follow up afterwards about the interview, used a silly excuse to cancel it. Atheists often have their own very religious beliefs of which they’re unaware. Boghossian, turned out to be a paper tiger when it came to responding to information about the Meier case, maybe because it makes his atheist viewpoint seem like kindergarten in comparison with things like Meier’s information on God-delusion, etc. Nice intelligent guys like this have also mapped out and defined reality and don’t want inconvenient little things like the most important true story in all of science and human history messing with their beliefs, comfort zone or…popularity.

Beatriz Kravetz and TJ Slezak get honorable mentions as outsiders to the UFOCI who contributed to the debate if only by letting their religious beliefs, political correctness, etc., get in the way of true free speech, independence of thinking and healthy debate on campus. I include them as endorsing the case since they know about it and couldn’t, wouldn’t, certainly didn’t act with any courage or intellectual honesty in dealing with it. Unfortunately, colleges and universities have so lost direction and tend to think it’s more important to focus on politically correct, “daring” issues, such as what consenting adults do with their genitals. I really wouldn’t expect them to pay much attention to most of the UFO information, etc., but the Meier case isn’t to be equated at all to that tabloid worthy nonsense…as both Ms. Kravetz and Mr. Slezak are certainly intelligent enough to realize.

One may wonder why I bothered to list these people. If this were just about “UFOs” it would be a huge waste of time. However, I view the Meier case as the key to our future survival and my personal mission is to help prove the prophecies…wrong. So pointing out just some of the parties who’ve contributed up until now to withholding and suppressing the truth from the public is necessary. Certainly they’re not all mean-spirited, deliberate disinformers. But they are, each of them, people who could have and should have dug a little deeper into the evidence rich Meier case with its staggering implications for humanity before  they dismissed, ridiculed and condemned it.

Let’s consider what Quetzal said to Billy Meier, in 1987, regarding Meier’s indefatigable but possibly futile efforts to help the human beings of Earth:

“You apparently never give up hope. Your optimism is honourable and deserves to be heard by human beings, but the way things have developed throughout this century there is not too much hope that human beings of Earth will come to their senses and heed your words. This will then be the case only when the prophecies prove to be true or, even worse, have already come to pass. Probably only then will the time come when the defamations against you will end in regard to your contacts with us, although they will long continue to be vehemently disputed by your enemies as well as by pathological know-it-alls and critics who dismiss them as swindle, lies and fraud. The full truth about our contacts with you will be proven in the distant future, and then mankind will accept our help we offer through you—even when they erroneously assume we come from the seven-star system known to human beings of Earth as the Pleiades.”

*Normally, MUFON would have been at the top of this list. However, since I am in communication with its executive director, Jan Harzen, I plan on making an announcement this week on the progress concerning their opening up the discussion about the Billy Meier UFO case to the public and to their membership.

Scientists again Echo Meier Regarding Danger of NW Quake

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24-06-2014 om 10:38 geschreven door peter  

THE ALIEN BASE AT POINT DUME

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The debate continues over exactly what the truth is behind the sightings of anomalous objects that are above the earth. The U.S. Air Force has explained on many occasions that a lot of what is seen can be explained. However with the obsession of extraterrestrial mythology and reality, every bright light, shooting star, experimental plane, and weather anomaly can end up on the front pages of tabloid newspapers and on special fringe news programs labeled as bonafide extra terrestrial craft with the acronym UFO attached to it.

Special effects wizards can create on a computer grid, creatures that once occupied our darkest nightmares from dinosaurs to slimy tentacled aliens with acidic blood and gnashing teeth.

Ufology lends itself to a variety of theories and that no theory is absolute because it is based primarily on data that is vague. It is vague not because of the evidence in hand but because the casual observer in most cases is not planning on witnessing an event as sporadic as a UFO or supernatural occurrence.

The literature available about UFO’s is abundant and the obsession of such topics is evident as we see many people cash in on every new age philosophy and whim. The trouble is that the faith in UFO’s and their oogly alien pilots may be premature when you consider that we have thrown all logic off kilter and anthropomorphized many aspects of the possibility of life forms outside of earth.

We are also fixated on the idea that aliens and or UFOs come from outer space when of course there may be a number of these alien craft that may be coming from our oceans and Great lakes.

It is also important to acknowledge the possibility of nature and its ability to continually surprise us with new data and new life that we have overlooked. It is far too tempting to engage in flights of fancy when investigating these miraculous sightings.

Back in 2003 it was reported that scientists probing the Earth’s interior found a large reservoir of water equal to the volume of the Arctic Ocean beneath eastern Asia. Just last week Scientists again have reports that they are finding out more about what is under the earth’s mantle and what they are finding is more underground ocean located 400 miles beneath Earth’s crust

The ocean however is not something that we are familiar with.  When we think of ocean water we think of liquid and the typical consistency of ocean water.

This body of water is locked up in a blue mineral called Ringwoodite that lies in the transition zone of hot rock between Earth’s surface and core. Interestingly, this water is not in a form familiar to us it’s neither liquid, ice nor vapor.

Ringwoodite is the reason this new water us hidden. Its crystal-like structure makes it act like a sponge and draw in hydrogen and trap water.

The new findings may also explain why some earthquakes we experience have a rolling or wavy motion as if water is just below us moving the earth.

This has also sparked even more dialogue about the possibility that the aliens we hear about aren’t really extra-terrestrials, but denizens of the deep waters and that they have their bases underwater or on many of the uncharted islands here on earth.

When I was a guest for the television show “Return to the Bermuda Triangle” I had the opportunity to talk with many people that wanted to remind me that much of what is reported about the Bermuda Triangle is natural phenomena, however there also seem to be all sorts of reports of Unidentified Flying objects and Unidentified Submerged Objects.

There was also buzz about the naval equivalent of Area 51 known as AUTEC, The Atlantic Undersea Test and Evaluation Center. AUTEC is located at Andros Island right in the middle of the Bermuda triangle. While Naval personnel are open about some things at the facility, the adamantly say that there are no USO’s or UFO’s there.  However sometimes when you bring up AUTEC and USO’s and government cover ups some people don’t like it.

I took an opportunity to interview Maximillien de Lafayette author UFO-USO and Extraterrestrials of the Sea: Flying Saucers And Aliens Civilizations, Life And Bases Underwater during the time there was speculation of a possible UFO that was underwater in the Baltic.

I grilled him on the UFO sightings that were documented during NATO maneuvers in 1952 over the Baltic Sea and their connection to the possible Nazi saucers and the Admiral Byrd reports of underwater bases in the Antarctic from 1947.

On 5 March, 1947 the “El Mercurio” newspaper of Santiago, Chile, had a headline article “On Board the Mount Olympus on the High Seas” which quoted Byrd in an interview with Lee van Atta:

“Adm. Byrd declared today that it was imperative for the United States to initiate immediate defense measures against hostile regions. Furthermore, Byrd stated that he “didn’t want to frighten anyone unduly” but that it was “a bitter reality that in case of a new war the continental United States would be attacked by flying objects which could fly from pole to pole at incredible speeds”.

When I brought up these key stories about Operation Mainbrace and Admiral Byrd’s operation High Jump, Lafayette abruptly cancelled the interview telling me that I should know why he had to leave and to let my imagination fill in the rest.  I was left wondering if he was told by someone or by e-mail that the interview got into territory that he could not touch.

Many stories have been buried regarding UFO’s and their relationship to the sea. Their emergence from the liquid medium has gone relatively ignored yet most UFO sightings happen over bodies of water. They descend from the sky and plunge into the sea or the inland lake. This raises the question “Do aliens find refuge in our seas?”

Recently there have been scores of sightings on pacific coast of California. Last January there were so many sightings from Marysville California to Malibu that Peter Davenport from the National UFO reporting center phoned me and told me that they were disrupting power in some areas and cell phone service.

The coast has been experiencing a flap of UFO reports and even the mainstream news has been paying attention to what is happening.

On June 20th KABC Channel 7 news in California filed a story about strange lights seen over Malibu and connected it with a story that was actually first reported by Jimmy church of the “Fade to Black” radio show.

The Huffington post reported a few weeks earlier about the possibility of a hidden alien structure below the ocean 6 miles of the coast of Point Dume in Malibu California. It is an unusual looking structure that sits on the seabed floor.

It appears to be an the oval-shaped object that has a huge flat top and what appear to be pillars or columns that seem to reveal the entrance to a darker, inner place.
The anomaly is approximately 2,000 feet below the surface of the water, measuring nearly 3 miles wide.

Jimmy Church the host of Fade To Black on Art Bell’s former Dark Matter Radio Network, reported that one of his listeners someone named Maxwell  contacted him last month with a Google Earth image showing something odd, underwater off the coast of Malibu. Church then asked graphic designer Dale Romero to capture as many angled images of the anomaly as he could.

The anomaly can be found by using Google earth coordinates 34° 1’23.31″N 118° 59’45.64″W.

Geologists of course are not calling it a UFO base and of course there isn’t a sign hanging off of it that declares that it is. Only that in 2009 the anomaly did catch the attention of Geologists and they called it the Sycamore Knoll.  Geologists believe that it is a thrust fault and while it is 2000 feet below the surface they aren’t about to go down and prove that it is either a natural phenomenon or artificial.

However the pillars and the entrance below is a compelling geological anomaly that can’t easily be explained nor can he UFO activity that has been happening near Santa Barbara and strange lights over Venice beach.

The UFO activity may just be a coincidence and there have been many fireballs that are seen that are mistaken for UFO’s

However if you do a little research you will find the entire area near Point Dume.

Preston Dennett a MUFON field investigator states that when he began investigating the area in the 1980’s he was getting all sorts of information about sightings in the area.

According to Dennett :

Most of these reports came from a certain stretch of California coastline, from about Santa Barbara south to Long Beach. This particular body of water, I soon learned, had a widespread reputation as a UFO hotspot. After several witnesses told me they believed there was an underwater UFO base there, I decided to conduct a more in-depth investigation to determine the truth. My first step was to survey the research of other prominent investigators. To my surprise, most of the local researchers were already aware of the sightings.

Writes Ann Druffel:

“This body of water lies between the coastlines of Southern California and Santa Catalina Island, 20 miles offshore to the southwest. The area has for at least thirty years been the scene of UFO reports of all kinds: surface sightings of hazy craft which cruise leisurely in full view of military installations, aerial spheres bobbing in oscillating flight, gigantic cloud-cigars, and at least one report of an underwater UFO with uniformed occupants.”

Another researcher, Robert Stanley, editor of the now defunct magazine Unicus, writes,

“Even in the sixties, families were going down to the beach and waiting for a UFO to pass by…. By the 1970s, whole families were going down to the beach at Point Dume at night to watch the multi-colored UFOs [that] would sink under the water at times.”

MUFON field investigator Bill Hamilton writes,

“For years witnesses have seen many types of UFO cruising off the Palos Verdes Peninsula in Southern California. UFOs have actually been seen to come out of the water in the San Pedro Channel.”

I had already uncovered several firsthand cases myself. My next step was to put together a comprehensive list of all the recorded ocean-going encounters in the area.

Dennet  came up with more than 50 sighting in the area during his time with MUFON, which begs the question could there be an alien base near Point Dume?

Jimmy Church says that investigation will continue.

Source: http://www.groundzeromedia.org/the-alien-base-at-point-dume/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=the-alien-base-at-point-dume

24-06-2014 om 10:25 geschreven door peter  

Climate Chaos as Worlds Collide, Massive Quakes, Signs of Change and UFO Experiences on the Rise (Videos X4) MUST SEE

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Climate Chaos as Worlds Collide

As the spiritual worlds of good and evil collide in these last days we are going to be experiencing phenominal sights, dangers, sounds, and conflicts!

There was a massive 8.0 quake today signalling a tsunami watch for many people. Aftershocks are of critical concern The larger magnitude quakes are on the rise, just as the Bible predicted. Extreme weather is breaking records leaving deaths and devastating damages in their wake. The number of UFO sightings are also on the rise. Folks, we are WITNESSING Matthew chapter 24! It is time to prepare yourselves and your loved ones spiritually as well as physically. America is about to be turned inside out and upside down, none of us are truly prepared for what is about to hit us. Hatred, rage and terror is about to hit you and those that you cherish. So ….

The first video explains about the POWERFUL quake:

Climate Chaos

Signs Of Change 

Sudden Witnesses | Videos Of The UFO Experience 201

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24-06-2014 om 10:18 geschreven door peter  

Case solved: CA MUFON finds military connection to UFO reports (Videos)

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Ten UFO cases were reported to the Mutual UFO Network (MUFON) from both Orange and Riverside counties June 18, 2014, where odd lights in the sky were seen. We previously reported on Cases 57165 and 57166 where objects were reported near ground level.

California MUFON revealed today that they now believe all 10 cases were the result of military live fire training excises, according to Chief Investigator Cinde Costello.

“We are actually dealing with 10 reports involving this same event on the night of June 18, which was due to a routine military live fire training exercise at Camp Pendleton, situated in their Whisky/Zulu Impact areas – located approximately in the middle of the base.”

Camp Pendleton Front Gate.

The Orange County Cases included: 57159; 57160; 57162; 57163; 57164; 57170; 57184. The Riverside County Cases included: 57165; 57166; 57195.

Costello, who is also the Southern California Assistant State Director, described the area and conditions.

“Camp Pendleton is bordered by San Diego County in the south; Orange County to the north, and Riverside County to the east.  Due to the weather conditions at the time – 65-degrees F with clear skies; winds calm to light, with wind direction from the south – people were able to see some of this action from all three counties.  Incendiary rounds, flares, etc., are extremely bright – so bright that, under the right conditions, they can be seen from a distance of 40 miles or more.

Costello said the same exercises are continuing.

“The exercises are scheduled to take place all week from 6 a.m. to midnight.  Wednesday’s training utilized mortar and artillery fire – high explosive munitions. This was not an air training exercise; it was a ground training exercise, so all of their ‘orbs’ were launched from ground to air.”

The investigator did speak with a military spokesman about their activities.

“I placed a call to Camp Pendleton and spoke with Sgt. Christopher Duncan. As per their normal military protocol, he was unable to tell me exactly the types of explosive munitions that they were using, but he was able to confirm that they were definitely using incendiaries, and did confirm that their exercises took place until midnight.  He was also able to confirm for me that no soldier reported any unusual (to them) air objects over their base or military operating areas during their exercises.”

The witness reports indicated to Costello that what they were seeing was base related.

“No matter the witness’s location, all of the sightings of these objects or ‘orbs’ that were reported to us, were observed to be in the same direction as Camp Pendleton. In my opinion, and from my own personal experience of observing many military training exercises over the years, these objects were 100 percent consistent with military incendiary (illumination) rounds, with target flares, and were entirely consistent with viewing Military “Live Fire” Night Training exercises.”

Costello recommends the following video list.

“I have included some YouTube video links so that you can also see what these incendiaries look like. In some of the videos you will see that these ‘orbs’ don’t last too long, and once extinguished it is quickly replaced by another in the same general location.”

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24-06-2014 om 10:11 geschreven door peter  

Pink UFO strikes again

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Stop me if you’ve heard this one before. Someone was browsing on Google Earth when they noticed a pink UFO in the sky.

Close up of the pink UFO in Montana. (Credit: Google)

This has become a common occurrence in recent years, and this indicates that either Earth is being invaded by stylish extraterrestrials, or, the more likely explanation, people continue to be fooled by common lens flare.

The latest pink UFO sighting was discovered in Trout Creek, Montana on Google Earth by a guy in Newfoundland who then informed a guy in Taiwan. Are you following this? So here’s where this particular pink UFO sighting gets a little more bizarre than others. The Google Earth image apparently shows a carefree alien with the top down and the wind in his or her hair.

Scott Waring talking about the alleged pilot of the pink UFO. (Credit: Scott Waring/YouTube)

The individual who claims this discovery is, of course, Scott Waring of the sensationalistic website UFOSightingsDaily.com. He posted a video to his YouTube channel to explain how to see this convertible UFO and its driver on Google Earth. He describes in the video’s description: 

I got a report from a guy in Newfoundland and he found a UFO on Google Earth in the Trout Creek, Montana area. I investigated it and took a few screenshots which revealed something that was not first apparent…there is an alien head sticking out from the UFO!  Look carefully at the shading and curvature around the head and you will know its real. I am just blown away that we have real proof of alien with this photo. I thought it was just a UFO, but this head sticking out is proof that not all UFOs are ET drones, but some are controlled and flown by actual aliens. Its a very exciting photo and I really hope you think so too. Know that google deletes all UFOs that I report within 3-6 months. I have reported over 50 and I don’t believe any of them are still there. So please record this UFO on google earth and upload the video to Youtube so others can see it or just copy my video and share it…I’m cool with that. This way the UFO even if it gets deleted will have evidence of it existing in many videos.

A photo showing an extraterrestrial flying a UFO would be pretty exciting. But, in the case of the pink UFOs, that is unlikely. It’s hard to fly something that doesn’t physically exist. And these pink UFOs are not physical objects.

People all over the world have detected UFOs using Google Earth and the Street View feature of Google Maps practically since the service was launched in 2007. Back in 2012, photo-video analyst Marc D’Antonio told Huffington Post journalist Lee Speigel that he believes these pink UFOs are simply lens flare resulting from the camera’s location in relation to the sun’s position. And that is demonstrated in the following video:

Although strange in appearance, these pink UFOs are “simple, but classic, lens flare,” as D’Antonio explained to Speigel. Unfortunately, this commonly seen photographic artifact will continue to bewilder users of Google Earth, especially since there will always be those eager to create and perpetuate mystery where there is none.

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Source: http://www.openminds.tv/pink-ufo-strikes/28427

24-06-2014 om 10:05 geschreven door peter  

Are Miniature, Gray-Like Aliens Biological Robots?

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Are miniature, Gray-like aliens biological robots?

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Beings could be part of spacecraft technology

If there’s one idea I came away with at the International UFO Congress (IUFOC), held earlier this month in Laughlin, Nevada, it’s about the potential technological composition of aliens. Two presentations given at the conference –– a survey of alien life forms by abductee therapist Dolores Cannon, and a discussion of the late Colonel Philip Corso by Las Vegas journalist George Knapp inspired me to rethink how certain aliens could be robots.

• Combining the two presentations leads me to this hypothesis: Alien voyagers can’t take the atmospheric pressure on Earth, so they breed biomechanical clones; meantime, the Roswell UFO crash occurred because the technology –– in this case, robotic beings –– on board the craft malfunctioned.

Of course, the alien-robot connection is by no means new. The great 1951 movie The Day the Earth Stood Still featured a robot named Gort, who was commissioned solely to defend its master and his ship. UFO researchers have talked about alien droids ever since. Moreover, the headline story of the November-December 1974 edition of The A.P.R.O. Bulletin (Aerial Phenomena Research Organization), a leading publication of its time, is titled “Robots in Quebec, Canada.” The piece discusses how a Canadian couple saw four metal-bodied, six-foot-tall robots walk stiffly –– as if remote-controlled –– near a neighboring trailer home.
 

Carrying this idea further, in the future, humans will have much more ability to merge with machines, just like alien bots. As MIT researcher Ray Kurzweil suggests, by 2030, $1,000 in microchips, in today’s dollars, will purchase a human brain’s worth of computing power. Humans will be able to enhance their intelligence by plugging their brains into an artificial brain, called a “neural net.” This considered, I’d venture to guess that Grays represent what humans could be like in 1,000 years: inter-dimensional time travelers aided by bio-mechanical helpers.

Little Grays get a “bad rap”
 

Grays and alien androids may look alike: almond-shaped eyes; no ears or nose; and four fingers, but they are differentiated by intelligence and place of origin. Grays are gifted with unlimited imagination, hail from Tau Ceti or Zeta Reticuli, and act as cosmic police from their massive mothership precincts. Servant robots of Grays, which look like miniature versions of Grays, merely carry out their makers’ wishes.
In her talk, Cannon, a hypnotherapist, spoke from her purview of 15 years of work with alien abductees. Having sent dozens of abductees into an unconscious state, Cannon has been able to see similarities in the stories of these so-called “experiencers.” She admits to having a very positive perspective, that aliens are trying to help humankind, rather than harm us. Humans are innately scared by these beings. “They’re very lovable people,” she says.
 

Little Gray aliens, she says, get a “bad rap.” They’re actually trying to guide us through climate changes and global power struggles.
 

Yet, aliens have corrected Cannon through her subjects’ voices, when she referred to the beings as robots. “They’re biologically created beings,” she says. “They are not robots as we see them, but they are created to do a job. I call them go-fers, the ones who do the chores.”
 

These inter-dimensional, biomechanical beings appear and reappear before our eyes because they vibrate at a quicker frequency, because they’re more technologically advanced. Meantime, non-mechanical aliens may orbit the far reaches of our solar system, or in another dimension, in their enormous motherships. They must slow the vibration of their bodies before coming close to Earth; largely, they experience pain when entering our pressurized atmosphere. Hence, the need exists for droids. For the same reason, Cannon explains, humans can’t tolerate the vibration of droids’ scout ships.
 

How are these robot-like beings bred? Cannon says they are grown in the laboratories of motherships, in breeding pods filled with liquid. The bots grow very quickly. The content of the liquid is unknown, though; perhaps such a liquid contains nutrients gained from cattle mutilations, as Jim Dilettoso suggests.

The alien droid as a spaceship’s guidance system
  

George Knapp’s lecture on Philip Corso was one of my favorite IUFOC talks, simply because Knapp was conveyed a kinship and understanding for the late author of The Day after Roswell. Knapp shared with the audience never-before-seen video of Corso, which portrayed the controversial officer in an endearing light.
  

With likeable frankness, Corso recalled an encounter he had with aliens in the desert in 1957, when he was based at White Sands, New Mexico. Driving out into the desert in his command car, chasing down coordinates of a downed craft, Corso encountered an object that taunted his vision. In a surprisingly earnest tone, the retired soldier recalled that he thought he was “going a little bit nutty,” and remembered thinking, “This must be a hallucination, because these things don’t happen. The damn thing appeared and disappeared and appeared again. . . . I figured, ‘What the hell did I see? Am I getting drunk, hallucinating, or nuts?’”
 

Eventually, Corso got the nerve to put his hand on the craft, but felt cold metal. What’s more, his compass started to spin, and his truck’s motor died. In the end, though, a telepathic voice urged Corso not to shoot. The pilots of the craft simply wanted the military to disengage their radars for 10 minutes, so the saucer could fly away without getting tracked. Corso in turn was told he and his race would be granted, “A new world, if you can take it.”
Yet, one of the more surprising revelations embedded in the Corso video was his admission of one regret; he had “missed out” on something, as he put it, in his work with alien bodies recovered from the Roswell crash.
“The greatest artifact that they gave us was [sic] those bodies,” Corso said. “And we didn’t do enough. For that, I can personally take blame. I had the money. I had the motivation. I had the people to do it. And I didn’t go far enough.”
 

Corso continued: “We didn’t do enough –– how they function, how their brain functions. We came to the conclusion –– even in those days –– that the reason those flying saucers have failed [. . .] our contention was that this being is a part of a guidance system. He’s part of that saucer.”
The thesis of The Day after Roswell is that the U.S. military obtained advanced technologies from the crashed craft –– like miniaturized semiconductors, lasers, and fiberoptics. If aliens had already developed semiconductors for their scout ships, then it’s entirely possible that they bred robot-androids to serve as biomechanical processors, to handle more general tasks, such as carrying out surveying and sampling missions. Perhaps the aliens who crashed at Roswell can be seen as failed Pentium III chips.

Parallels to contemporary robotics

A third reason for seven-foot alien beings to send worker bots to Earth revolves around our planet’s toxicology. Similar to Cannon’s explanation, this thesis suggests that Earth’s polluted atmosphere, hazardous waste, and diseases may be too much of a threat for the “real” aliens. Worker aliens –– perhaps partly biological being, perhaps technological creature –– would therefore be needed to handle true aliens’ “dirty work,” namely surveillance. The bots are more likely to get up close and personal, so to speak, with humans because they’re not in danger of getting sick. Due to their partly mechanical composition, they’re more immune to human disease.What NASA and pioneering robotics facilities are doing today doesn’t stray too far from this point. The Mars Sojourner (the vehicle deployed by Mars Pathfinder) and the Pioneer Project (which is to send a robot into the Chernobyl nuclear reactor, to inspect and repair its interiors) are fine examples of how we’re sending robots into atmospheres that we can’t tolerate.
  

The Day after Roswell holds an insight into where humankind is heading. Aliens gave us semiconductors. We improve the power of semiconductors over time, to the point where machines take on the capacity for consciousness. In turn, humans become more like machines, who develop their own machines to explore space. This is something that aliens from other dimensions might have been doing for ages.

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24-06-2014 om 09:58 geschreven door peter  

The Amazing Case of “Dr X”

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The Amazing Case of “Dr X”
 Published in 1977, Jacques Vallee’s classic “The Invisible College.”

This is a must read for all UFO experiencers and investigators that are willing to think outside of the box. Dr Valle states, “In this book I will not confine myself to the examination of the physical reality, but will step…to the experiential and even to the mythical.”

The case of “Doctor X” is described in detail by Vallee and demonstrates how a UFO encounter can be associated with amazing physical cures.

A medical doctor in the south of France holding an “important official position” had a sighting that according to Vallee was thoroughly investigated by a team that included an astrophysicist, a psychiatrist and a physiologist

Three days before the sighting the doctor injured his leg while chopping wood. A large hematoma formed that was still hurting on the night when the incident occurred. At 4AM the physician awoke during a storm and found his 14-month-old child gesturing towards the window. He assumed that the flashes of light were merely lightning. He gave the child some water to drink and looked out the window. There he saw two disk-shaped UFOs. Both had horizontal antennae. The flashes came about one per second and were associated with an increase in the brightness of the two glowing saucers. This was followed by a blast of light between them. The floating duo approached the doctor’s house silently. The antennae of each object then touched the other’s, and the two craft merged into one object. A blast of light emanated from the UFO that struck the doctor’s face. A loud “bang” was heard and then the object dematerialized.

The physician woke his wife up and it was she who noted that the wound on his leg had completely healed. Over the next few days he noted that other injuries had disappeared as well. During the Algerian War he sustained a wound that left him weak on the right side. He was unable to stand on the right leg alone. When working for any length of time the right side of his body quickly fatigued. After his encounter as documented by medical examination, these injuries disappeared.

Six days after the event the famed French investigator Aime Michel evaluated the doctor and found him complaining of generalized weakness with abdominal cramps. In addition a strange triangular shaped area of red pigmentation appeared around his navel. Michel thought this might be psychosomatic. This notion was abandoned when the doctor’s child developed the same red triangle around his navel.

In a two-year follow up period Aime Michel found that there were no return of the symptoms related to either the war injuries or the wood chopping incident. The triangular rash came and went on both son and father. In addition a dramatic change of beliefs took place in the doctor and his wife. This was documented by the testimony of friends and family. 

“they seem to have acquired an almost mystical acceptance of the events of life and death, which is puzzling to those who had known them previously,” p 24.

 For the doctor and his family events of high strangeness also recurred periodically. Vallee labeled them as “paranormal.” They included telepathy, one incident of levitation that the doctor reportedly could not control as well as electromagnetic effects involving the malfunctioning of clocks and electrical circuits. These occurrences defied prosaic explanations.

The Invisible College is currently available as a used paperback on Amazon for less than twenty dollars.

24-06-2014 om 09:51 geschreven door peter