Project Stargate is right in line with the type of topics posted here.  Why Files thread covered it a few months ago.  I find it fascinating but personally don't like the 4 hour/ long format interviews where the information density is quite sparse.  Too many shows to catch up on, even at 2x playback speed my weekly viewing list hasn't get any shorter.  

It's not something you can pick up as a hobby.   Same way the Buddhist monks can't lay in a coffin with a pulse at 1 beat per minute for 8 hours and wake up at their leisure can't be replicated by reading a book or watching a youtube video.    Even after years of practice and knowing the concept of how to do it, it doesn't work in every situation, and being aware of what doesn't work is as important as knowing what does.  The only way to improve is practice, and it's not always a 100% thing, so the want it foolproof and now / instant gratification people dismiss it.

There is this and a book suggestion, actually a few book suggestions in it, but you need to be able to self meditate at least as good as a 2nd year Monk to truly open your mind and eyes without preconceptions shooting all sorts of random thoughts out of your head.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wly9_qN-jZ0

I listen to about the first hour of the McMoneagle interview on the SRS.  

He seems like a class A bullshitter with all his rambling ass stories.  The story of how he was taken to a private trailer by a civilian to throw a dart at a wall chart to determine his new MOS was laughable.

There isn't exactly video, but there are two well documented cases of Remote  Viewing which I'm guessing were mentioned in the video, verified by both CIA and Pentagon and the President at the time (Carter).   The view of the new Russian Sub in a pen, and finding the lost bomber over Africa.   Jimmy Carter was vocal about them and UFOs, but then that sort of talk went to disinfo injection after Close Encounters to E.T. in the mainstream while the talking heads poo-pooed the idea of even discussing such topics.  The public followed their lead and that block is still in many people's minds today.  Lots of work to shoehorn the ESP and UFOs in with "Magic Crystals" and "Pyramid Power" with "Chakras" to conflate and confuse and in the end ridicule all those as a unit.

As far as video, even UFO encounters are called "Experiences" for a reason.  There is a lot of emotional/mental content and changes in thinking (telepathy in some) that happen which isn't seen in a video, especially with close up encounters.  People going out to take pictures of them, have their camera out and during the event, totally forget they have their camera in their hand and were there to take a photo let alone video.   It's an all consuming experience which can't be shown on a video with just sound/vision.  Same way what somebody tripping on acid or experimenting with DMT or a Near Death Experience (NDE) cannot possibly be documented via audiovisual means.    There are enough documented Near Death Experiences and sudden changes where people suddenly know things which are literally impossible for them to know, but then turn out to be real and true.   Not many of those are documented since it's hard to say, and people don't talk about what they see until it matches what they experience later and then it triggers that memory.  

Then there are people like Nostradamus would write down every possible idea and through the art of vague has managed to match several historical incidents.  “History doesn’t repeat itself but it often rhymes.” _{-- Mark Twain}

With many things, sometimes everything you know about the topic is based on trust in a stranger.   Whether it is the weather, how chemistry works, who is a better political candidate, you are forced to take somebody else's word for it, and those are all the tangible things.   When it comes to intangible aspects, generally the only groups that pay attention to these stories are ones that already experienced precognition or Deja Vu or some other feature of "'high strangeness" making them more open to understanding what other people can't put into words.    

For others, no proof will ever be enough so I  personally don't waste time, I'm not trying to force anybody's belief.  It's the information that is available and you can believe what you want.  I only ask that you don't try to force your beliefs on myself or others to "fix" our corrupted view.   Example is all the fighting/cat fights/bans that happened with Covid arguing for vaccine vs not or natural vs created vs attack vs bad luck.  Some people took propaganda so hard they decided they had to "enlighten" everybody else.  That never works.  The only thing that can be done is finding all the information on a topic you can put together as what is available to study, making it available for the other person to decide for or against or don't even care and walk away.    We are social and we all like to think other people think like us.   Some are unable to get that apart and think they are thinking wrong and must be "corrected", especially when it comes to things there is no primary source material available, so it's already looking through the lens of somebody who may not have best interests in mind when creating those documents.

It all boils down to this:  NEVER Stop Learning, and don't let any of your preconceptions color what you decide to learn, as well as understanding your worldview may change due to new knowledge, sometimes for the better, sometimes not.

Yeah, but it's still entertaining, to me anyway. None of the subjects we discuss in the forum have to be real in order for you to be entertained by them. If they happen to be real then that's great, too.

I get a LOT of those "Super Deja Vu" moments, where it's way more info than an "I saw this before" feeling, but I don't have enough ancillary information attached to it until it happens and then it's like "hey, I've been here and know what goes next" for minutes rather than moments.   Except I can't predict when, all circumstances, or source, sometimes destination is unclear but usually me, sometimes somebody else.  

Other things of info just showing up that I should have no possible way of accessing it and it just appears when I think about it, I suddenly know something and have no idea how I know that and I think that is the "downloads" the Silicon Valley guys try for with their "Protocols" but can focus on specifics and target it for new inventions.  That's covered pretty good in Pasulka's book "American Cosmic" as well as in her next book "Encounters".  I thought I was an oddball for that, not schizo, just partial omniscience shows up randomly when I'm in something like a "flow state" (Which Neal Stephenson includes in several of his books and he practices the same thing) and I don't realize it until I think about something I don't know about it and then discover there's a bunch of information there.  I don't know where it is until I bump  into it or when / where it came form.

@~5:37 on - Humans may be the invading aliens on Earth, not the other way around if there's another species living in a hidden civilization, which is why they're so concerned about we aliens playing with Nuclear Fission without fully grasping consequences beyond "radiation area effected for x years", there's more side effects we dont' understand.

I'm kind of  reading that as maybe seeping into a different direction or disrupting quantum states of the more advanced people.  Sort of like everybody mad when the lights in the house used to dim when the neighbor fired up his lathe.  Nobody thought about it, everything drew thousands of watts at startup 40 years ago.  Today the inrush can't be over a small fraction of operational draw to stop surge requirements.

I'm wondering if they're looking for what might come after nuke fission/fusion which is what they are really concerned about documented for absolute sure if they're interested in anything..  Easy enough to link them to "atomic energy related facilities", but that's still a wide net.   What if it's "quarkium" or some exotic material we finally notice in facilities like the LHC.  They haven't gone out of their way an flat out stopped something (that we know of), they just seem to have an interest in certain .mil sites and toy with them, rather than humanity at large (other than coasting slow and silent over their cities to mess with heads, the way Loki/Coyote/Trickster would do in a playful 'nah nah nah! you can't touch me!' sort of manner).