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SniperWoreConverse posted:Remember that bomb detector that got sold to the US military to find IEDs in Iraq & Afghanistan & they were just dowsing rods in the form of some antennas with an led attached It brought our troops home
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# ? Jun 24, 2024 21:05 |
Impermanent posted:just found this thread but it feels like a warm bath after years of trying and struggling to live in the austere lands of pure monochromatic materialism. while i respect the academic endeavor of reducing all problems to the intersection of power and resources for the explanatory power it brings, particularly at sociological levels, it always felt decisively lacking in ability to express any truth other than those laws of power. Particularly, the ways that young people freshly apprehending the ideology tend to use it in overapplied ways that do more to continually alienate themselves than build any solidarity. At some point being a tedious rear end in a top hat about this stuff became a majoritarian position, and while i am not one to be contrarian just because; I generally struggle to trust situations where its easy to be derrisive. Like positions that confer the appearance of intelligence, that require next to none to uphold? Stuff that becomes axiomatic like "this stuff is supersition and therefore stupid" I really distrust it when the popular take os one of thought terminating aversion, and with almost all woo subjects, it's there. Now that I've pushed past and discovered how fascinating some of these things are under the hood, i can't help but find contempt for the types of person who would dissuade me from it's study you know? If you're out there projecting thought terminating disinterest in a subject, but utterly unable to even comprehend the thing as it actually exists, you suck, right? So be interested, be open, be shameless imo lol
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This just appeard in my suggestions so I watched it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i73KmJbV4do I like this guy's take, it's an approach I think I could adopt when it comes to considering this topic. I also liked his proposed explanation for why some people are credulous of every little thing and don't need to even see the evidence, while others are very close-minded and won't even seriously entertain a discussion on the topic.
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Cactus posted:This just appeard in my suggestions so I watched it. most of his videos are pretty good imo if you like space stuff
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Yes I've subbed and am going through some of his back catalogue.
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neutral milf hotel posted:dunno about the lotto but you might have some luck dowsing at chicken poo poo bingo in case folks here didn't know chicken poo poo bingo is a real thing https://thelittlelonghornsaloon.com/chicken-sh-t-bingo-bar
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For those that still celebrate, Ross says on That UFO Podcast that the facility built over the giant ufo is used for a "laudatory purpose" that benefits the US, UK, and aus (I assume that's shorthand for all 5 eyes) and (paraphrasing) Lue said sombering because both the Gov (and or contractors?) and birds have deliberately killed people. Both intelligence committees have seen the proof and spoken to first hand witnesses, he's seen proof that the ICIG is still investigating and interviewing witness as of "the last few months" and he's surprised nothing has leaked from congress yet. If the proposed legislation doesn't pass disclosure is probably back in the box. Also the mummies are real*. *I made this part up but they're still real.
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I thought the most interesting parts of the recent Ross interview were him saying the many witnesses have already testified to various congressional oversight committees, that he'd talked to at least one (maybe he said two?) people on the order of general / admiral, and that somebody somewhere was working on an "interview" possibly with an admiral or general. Mostly stuff he mentioned in the first 20 minutes of the podcast. The impression is that the disclosure process is much more advanced in congress than it is in public, with the implication that the public is lagging by a few years, which actually lines up with how the story has developed since the start of this thread. What bothers me about his stuff is I dont really trust him to evaluate what is credible. You hear broad descriptions of high level intelligence officials & etc and that sounds impressive, but then later he makes it explicit that at least one of the people he's talking about is Jim Semivan, and I've always bunched Jim Semivan with the rest of the "retired CIA officers" like John Ramirez who just seem to say the craziest goddamn poo poo all the time. So we need to know who these people are and what they are saying before we can properly evaluate.
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i need my fix again even if there isn't disclosure tho this thread rules and is fun
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did anyone link that youtube channel thats just psyops targetting podcast libs because they did a bird video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JOiGEI9pQBs
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Rickshaw posted:I thought the most interesting parts of the recent Ross interview were him saying the many witnesses have already testified to various congressional oversight committees, that he'd talked to at least one (maybe he said two?) people on the order of general / admiral, and that somebody somewhere was working on an "interview" possibly with an admiral or general. Mostly stuff he mentioned in the first 20 minutes of the podcast. The impression is that the disclosure process is much more advanced in congress than it is in public, with the implication that the public is lagging by a few years, which actually lines up with how the story has developed since the start of this thread. Yeah I only caught the first 20 minutes in the car but I pretty much agree with this. At one point it popped into my head while listening to it that this is the guy who lead a tour group in Egypt to try and contact Anubis or something. Oh the tour isn't til December. Goon project? sharknado slashfic has issued a correction as of 01:20 on Oct 11, 2023 |
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sharknado slashfic posted:Yeah I only caught the first 20 minutes in the car but I pretty much agree with this. At one point it popped into my head while listening to it that this is the guy who lead a tour group in Egypt to try and contact Anubis or something. Fucken idiot, he should know that Anubis is half ascended and wants to destroy all life in the galaxy, he would be trying to contact Baal instead to convince him to double cross his boss to play the goa'uld against one another so none of them can consolidate a power base
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i prefer my friendly goauld to grow progressively more senile as the campaign progresses
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Lol the tour group is named SabaTours
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blatman posted:i prefer my friendly goauld to grow progressively more senile as the campaign progresses Pfff, of course yu would.
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blatman posted:did anyone link that youtube channel thats just psyops targetting podcast libs because they did a bird video Link that poo poo
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The Demilich posted:Link that poo poo i did what even is going on
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sorry my eyes cant process bold letters i'll link things once i get back from wherever it is i go
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blatman posted:did anyone link that youtube channel thats just psyops targetting podcast libs because they did a bird video it's def gotta be real they're prepping the dweebs
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I can't blame anyone for getting in on some ancient-aliens-style grift. I would be all over that.
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Fitzy Fitz posted:I can't blame anyone for getting in on some ancient-aliens-style grift. I would be all over that. hell yeah Why Files dude is making a killing off that racket but also where did that channel spring up from because it seems awfully convenient
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Rickshaw posted:I thought the most interesting parts of the recent Ross interview were him saying the many witnesses have already testified to various congressional oversight committees, that he'd talked to at least one (maybe he said two?) people on the order of general / admiral, and that somebody somewhere was working on an "interview" possibly with an admiral or general. Mostly stuff he mentioned in the first 20 minutes of the podcast. The impression is that the disclosure process is much more advanced in congress than it is in public, with the implication that the public is lagging by a few years, which actually lines up with how the story has developed since the start of this thread. Yeah so Grusch testified to both the ICIG and senate intelligence committee over a year before he went public. Additionally, you have to take into consideration how long it takes for the type of legislation we've seen to be crafted so it is definitely true that Congress is a year or two ahead of what we know to be public for us to be seeing the legislation we have been seeing. It's why I don't immediately dismiss it when Ross and Co are saying things like having sources that people are being interviewed and/or going through the whistleblower process etc and that we will hear soon. The wheels turn slowly and Ross is well placed to know at least part of what is going on behind closed doors about 6 months or so ahead of what we know. He was hinting at things that far ahead that later turned out to be Grusch. He's kind of a canary in the coal mine. That doesn't however mean we should believe everything he claims uncritically. I get the sense he's gone far enough down the rabbit hole he is less skeptical than he should be but out of all the personalities involved he is one of the better ones even if I don't buy into his stuff 100%
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Like I fully believe others have testified to the Senate. No way in hell Schumer would have stuck his neck out the way he has with that latest bill unless he had people corroborating Grusch and felt extremely confident there was truth there. It's honestly probably the thing that makes me believe Grusch the most.
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graham did the work you can respect that even tho it’s uh … questionable
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I don't know what to think of people like Jim Semivan. To the Stars Academy is bizarre, but it also drew people like Lue Elizondo and Chris Mellon.
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Good Soldier Svejk posted:hell yeah the host, his brother, and the fish are all spooks. hth
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Delta-Wye posted:the host, his brother, and the fish are all spooks. hth to what end though
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lol the host of That UFO Podcast, mute your damned mic when you start banging on your mechanical keyboard to the chat thread while your guest is talking
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That defeats the purpose of such a keyboard
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30-50 feral whistleblowers
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who here has not had a raid leader with a keyboard as loud as an airport
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The harder you hit the buttons the more dps you do, that's science.quote:According to Halleaux, the Army is also interested in the results of a collaboration between To the Stars and TruClear Global, a company that creates custom video screen billboards, aimed at providing "advanced technology solutions to United States Government clientele."[14] ![]()
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Fitzy Fitz posted:I don't know what to think of people like Jim Semivan. To the Stars Academy is bizarre, but it also drew people like Lue Elizondo and Chris Mellon. Tom's movie is out and I'm sure it's terrible but might have to watch it if it's free to watch
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what kind of nerd doesnt main whatever has the highest apm while using a mechanical keyboard and taking massive bong rips while ur mic is open hold on the boss is dead and we're doing loot, time to eat fistfuls of corn nuts
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sharknado slashfic posted:Yeah I only caught the first 20 minutes in the car but I pretty much agree with this. At one point it popped into my head while listening to it that this is the guy who lead a tour group in Egypt to try and contact Anubis or something. Um yes I am team "contact Anubis"
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did you all know about https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dorothy_Eady she was a reincarnated Egyptian who was born in England.
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blatman posted:what kind of nerd doesnt main whatever has the highest apm while using a mechanical keyboard and taking massive bong rips while ur mic is open in my old age, i must play a tank because i lack the dexterity to reload the bong while doing a complex dps rotation
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I loved mmos so much. it’s sad they take so much time
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blatman posted:what kind of nerd doesnt main whatever has the highest apm while using a mechanical keyboard and taking massive bong rips while ur mic is open *BARKBARKBARKBARK*
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# ? Jun 24, 2024 21:05 |
D-Pad posted:Yeah so Grusch testified to both the ICIG and senate intelligence committee over a year before he went public. Additionally, you have to take into consideration how long it takes for the type of legislation we've seen to be crafted so it is definitely true that Congress is a year or two ahead of what we know to be public for us to be seeing the legislation we have been seeing. It's why I don't immediately dismiss it when Ross and Co are saying things like having sources that people are being interviewed and/or going through the whistleblower process etc and that we will hear soon. The wheels turn slowly and Ross is well placed to know at least part of what is going on behind closed doors about 6 months or so ahead of what we know. He was hinting at things that far ahead that later turned out to be Grusch. He's kind of a canary in the coal mine. That doesn't however mean we should believe everything he claims uncritically. I get the sense he's gone far enough down the rabbit hole he is less skeptical than he should be but out of all the personalities involved he is one of the better ones even if I don't buy into his stuff 100% yeah the highly targeted language of all the bills so far is the biggest indication that there's a lot more going on behind the scenes than is generally acknowledged. In the past I attributed this all to Chris Mellon but surely there's more to it. In fact yesterday I was thinking back to that Obama video/interview where he refers to UAPs being unidentified and "not having an easily identifiable pattern" or something like that. The way he phrased it made it clear he was putting the general UAP business into his own words, and I'm sure he wasn't just getting that from listening to podcasts with Lue. Hence he was briefed at some point, presumably about the "observables", hence someone with the president's ear takes the subject seriously. And this was several years ago.
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