Weaponized Episode with Lacatski, Designer of AAWSAP - Part ONE & TWO - NOW part THREE (Page 1 of 2)
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---- SCROLL to end for 'part three' (conclusions) Real action starts at about minute 38 - but when it starts, I found it exciting.  He Ran The Pentagon’s Secret UFO Program - And Says We’ve Been Played : Dr. James Lacatski (PART 1) ETA Scoll down for Part Two |
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Originally Posted By corwin1968: I'm about 20 minutes in and came to post this. I didn't know Lacatski had a new book out on the AWSAAP program. Definately buying that. NOW, first thing we might think is '... course you're saying certain things, you're selling your books' BUT he specified exactly how much he's making per book: 1.50$ That's one dollar and fifty cents per every copy sold. He said it to specify that, in his case, it's not the profit he's after. It's controlled disclosure through these writings. Whether one believes this or not, this is what he said. |
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Originally Posted By Solo_: ... he's saying he has a number of books out and more will come (two more I heard). NOW, first thing we might think is '... course you're saying certain things, you're selling your books' BUT he specified exactly how much he's making per book: 1.50$ That's one dollar and fifty cents per every copy sold. He said it to specify that, in his case, it's not the profit he's after. It's controlled disclosure through these writings. Whether one believes this or not, this is what he said. Originally Posted By Solo_: Originally Posted By corwin1968: I'm about 20 minutes in and came to post this. I didn't know Lacatski had a new book out on the AWSAAP program. Definately buying that. NOW, first thing we might think is '... course you're saying certain things, you're selling your books' BUT he specified exactly how much he's making per book: 1.50$ That's one dollar and fifty cents per every copy sold. He said it to specify that, in his case, it's not the profit he's after. It's controlled disclosure through these writings. Whether one believes this or not, this is what he said. |
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Thanks for posting this. I decided to watch the whole thing instead of skipping to the juicy parts. While there wasn't anything earth-shattering in terms of new information, it's nice to hear it from someone who seems to me to be one of the most credible people to speak about this. Of course, now I'm left feeling that he knows so much more than he can tell us, that this wasn't the least bit satiating, but the antithesis. It was somewhat encouraging to hear him talk about controlled disclosure, in a way that I took mean that he thinks this may actually happen, if very slowly. But OTOH it's really disheartening to have it confirmed that there are government agencies whose sole raison d'etre is apparently to fight disclosure and spread disinformation. |
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| Between his carefully worded admissions and Dr Eric Davis saying he's willing to spill everything should Trump give him permission we could be living in very interesting times as if we aren't already. He better have some damn good security. He admitted somewhat by accident about a year ago at a SOL conference to being the person that entered the Roswell craft. I think it's pretty obvious now why Trump has already had two attempts on his life. I don't think now he will ever go there even though he knows all. |
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Originally Posted By tnriverluver: Between his carefully worded admissions and Dr Eric Davis saying he's willing to spill everything should Trump give him permission we could be living in very interesting times as if we aren't already. He better have some damn good security. He admitted somewhat by accident about a year ago at a SOL conference to being the person that entered the Roswell craft. I think it's pretty obvious now why Trump has already had two attempts on his life. I don't think now he will ever go there even though he knows all. |
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Good watch! Thanks for posting! My interpolation for part of the video is that the recent congressional hearings were just a dog and pony show of sorts. Not to say that there wasn’t good intentions or well meaning congress persons. But that the hearings and the representatives are powerless to effect change. Mainly because AARO is a counter intelligence outfit. Also whistleblowers really can’t say much of anything unless there is law(s) passed or an executive order written that protects them from prosecution. My memory may not be exactly clear, but if the NDA’s that these whistleblowers signed is anything like what I had to sign while in the Air Force over three decades ago, the US Code for treason was listed on the form. The form I signed to the best of my recollection stated that I couldn’t talk about, photograph, write about, copy, or otherwise disclose anything I was exposed to or I would be prosecuted for treason. This is what troubles me a bit about disclosure. How can anyone say anything without the government approving it first? |
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Originally Posted By HighlanderI: Good watch! Thanks for posting! My interpolation for part of the video is that the recent congressional hearings were just a dog and pony show of sorts. Not to say that there wasn’t good intentions or well meaning congress persons. But that the hearings and the representatives are powerless to effect change. Mainly because AARO is a counter intelligence outfit. Also whistleblowers really can’t say much of anything unless there is law(s) passed or an executive order written that protects them from prosecution. My memory may not be exactly clear, but if the NDA’s that these whistleblowers signed is anything like what I had to sign while in the Air Force over three decades ago, the US Code for treason was listed on the form. The form I signed to the best of my recollection stated that I couldn’t talk about, photograph, write about, copy, or otherwise disclose anything I was exposed to or I would be prosecuted for treason. This is what troubles me a bit about disclosure. How can anyone say anything without the government approving it first? I really have to wonder which one's , not necessarily just whistle blowers, he was eluding to as giving disinfo against the one's giving true info. This is a complicated and well planned secret the gov't is holding. I do feel the absolute real truth as I now know, or think I know, must never come out completely. Was he alluding to Lue as the one that never worked for his group? They had 50 people working there at one point, maybe still do. Who the hell knows except the select few. |
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Originally Posted By HighlanderI: Good watch! Thanks for posting! My interpolation for part of the video is that the recent congressional hearings were just a dog and pony show of sorts. Not to say that there wasn't good intentions or well meaning congress persons. But that the hearings and the representatives are powerless to effect change. Mainly because AARO is a counter intelligence outfit. Also whistleblowers really can't say much of anything unless there is law(s) passed or an executive order written that protects them from prosecution. My memory may not be exactly clear, but if the NDA's that these whistleblowers signed is anything like what I had to sign while in the Air Force over three decades ago, the US Code for treason was listed on the form. The form I signed to the best of my recollection stated that I couldn't talk about, photograph, write about, copy, or otherwise disclose anything I was exposed to or I would be prosecuted for treason. This is what troubles me a bit about disclosure. How can anyone say anything without the government approving it first? Originally Posted By tnriverluver: I really have to wonder which one's , not necessarily just whistle blowers, he was eluding to as giving disinfo against the one's giving true info. This is a complicated and well planned secret the gov't is holding. I do feel the absolute real truth as I now know, or think I know, must never come out completely. Was he alluding to Lue as the one that never worked for his group? They had 50 people working there at one point, maybe still do. Who the hell knows except the select few. Boy have I changed my perspective. It's immensely complex - at least parts of the protections built to protect us, with some possible leeway left (or abused) to leverage something else. Again, I realize the overwhelming complexity. All in all - what I feel I can get away with and be sort of satisfied with (everything's only temporary) is the admission - to be acknowledged by everyone - that we're not alone. That NHI is real, it's here. We (here) know now - but I want it out in the open. That basic notion I want it to be part of our common human understanding. That and I'll be content for a while - that admission is what I am after. |
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Originally Posted By Solo_: I feel the same, re: NDAs. They were designed brilliantly and they're a huge mountain to overcome, good and bad (both) that it is. If I were a whistle blower I'd be terrorized to come out in th e open, I probably wouldn't do it publicly. Tough, really tough and complex ... complex as you said - very, very complex. This nation - when you look at it from the outside - used to look so simple to simple me. Boy have I changed my perspective. It's immensely complex - at least parts of the protections built to protect us, with some possible leeway left (or abused) to leverage something else. Again, I realize the overwhelming complexity. All in all - what I feel I can get away with and be sort of satisfied (everything's only temporary) is the admission - to be acknowledged by everyone - that we're not alone. That NHI is real, it's here. We (here) know now - but I want it out in the open. That basic notion I want it to be part of our common human understanding. That and I'll be content for a while - that admission is what I am after. Originally Posted By Solo_: Originally Posted By HighlanderI: Good watch! Thanks for posting! My interpolation for part of the video is that the recent congressional hearings were just a dog and pony show of sorts. Not to say that there wasn't good intentions or well meaning congress persons. But that the hearings and the representatives are powerless to effect change. Mainly because AARO is a counter intelligence outfit. Also whistleblowers really can't say much of anything unless there is law(s) passed or an executive order written that protects them from prosecution. My memory may not be exactly clear, but if the NDA's that these whistleblowers signed is anything like what I had to sign while in the Air Force over three decades ago, the US Code for treason was listed on the form. The form I signed to the best of my recollection stated that I couldn't talk about, photograph, write about, copy, or otherwise disclose anything I was exposed to or I would be prosecuted for treason. This is what troubles me a bit about disclosure. How can anyone say anything without the government approving it first? Originally Posted By tnriverluver: I really have to wonder which one's , not necessarily just whistle blowers, he was eluding to as giving disinfo against the one's giving true info. This is a complicated and well planned secret the gov't is holding. I do feel the absolute real truth as I now know, or think I know, must never come out completely. Was he alluding to Lue as the one that never worked for his group? They had 50 people working there at one point, maybe still do. Who the hell knows except the select few. Boy have I changed my perspective. It's immensely complex - at least parts of the protections built to protect us, with some possible leeway left (or abused) to leverage something else. Again, I realize the overwhelming complexity. All in all - what I feel I can get away with and be sort of satisfied (everything's only temporary) is the admission - to be acknowledged by everyone - that we're not alone. That NHI is real, it's here. We (here) know now - but I want it out in the open. That basic notion I want it to be part of our common human understanding. That and I'll be content for a while - that admission is what I am after. Or - even if we get a full and truthful disclosure about the nature of these phenomena - maybe not. Maybe, as we've been getting tantalizing hints about recently, they aren't from another planet, but are... something else. Of course, that would also be incredibly mind-bending, perhaps even more so than the almost prosaic, by comparison, revelation that some alien species has somehow conquered the distance problem, and has arrived on our planet. |
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skinwalkers book to read online https://jumpshare.com/share/ivlN5aAtfNWFhxHHGrqA Click To View Spoiler  @sq40 if you have not read this, eh um.... there are a few instances of your experience in here that happend to the AAWSAP team... |
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Originally Posted By tnriverluver: Between his carefully worded admissions and Dr Eric Davis saying he's willing to spill everything should Trump give him permission we could be living in very interesting times as if we aren't already. He better have some damn good security. He admitted somewhat by accident about a year ago at a SOL conference to being the person that entered the Roswell craft. I think it's pretty obvious now why Trump has already had two attempts on his life. I don't think now he will ever go there even though he knows all. I believe it's a key contributor to actions against JFK. |
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Originally Posted By absael: I've believed for a few years that the most important question we can ask is "Are we alone?" And now it seems that question is about to be answered. Or - even if we get a full and truthful disclosure about the nature of these phenomena - maybe not. Maybe, as we've been getting tantalizing hints about recently, they aren't from another planet, but are... something else. Of course, that would also be incredibly mind-bending, perhaps even more so than the almost prosaic, by comparison, revelation that some alien species has somehow conquered the distance problem, and has arrived on our planet. Originally Posted By absael: Originally Posted By Solo_: Originally Posted By HighlanderI: Good watch! Thanks for posting! My interpolation for part of the video is that the recent congressional hearings were just a dog and pony show of sorts. Not to say that there wasn't good intentions or well meaning congress persons. But that the hearings and the representatives are powerless to effect change. Mainly because AARO is a counter intelligence outfit. Also whistleblowers really can't say much of anything unless there is law(s) passed or an executive order written that protects them from prosecution. My memory may not be exactly clear, but if the NDA's that these whistleblowers signed is anything like what I had to sign while in the Air Force over three decades ago, the US Code for treason was listed on the form. The form I signed to the best of my recollection stated that I couldn't talk about, photograph, write about, copy, or otherwise disclose anything I was exposed to or I would be prosecuted for treason. This is what troubles me a bit about disclosure. How can anyone say anything without the government approving it first? Originally Posted By tnriverluver: I really have to wonder which one's , not necessarily just whistle blowers, he was eluding to as giving disinfo against the one's giving true info. This is a complicated and well planned secret the gov't is holding. I do feel the absolute real truth as I now know, or think I know, must never come out completely. Was he alluding to Lue as the one that never worked for his group? They had 50 people working there at one point, maybe still do. Who the hell knows except the select few. Boy have I changed my perspective. It's immensely complex - at least parts of the protections built to protect us, with some possible leeway left (or abused) to leverage something else. Again, I realize the overwhelming complexity. All in all - what I feel I can get away with and be sort of satisfied (everything's only temporary) is the admission - to be acknowledged by everyone - that we're not alone. That NHI is real, it's here. We (here) know now - but I want it out in the open. That basic notion I want it to be part of our common human understanding. That and I'll be content for a while - that admission is what I am after. Or - even if we get a full and truthful disclosure about the nature of these phenomena - maybe not. Maybe, as we've been getting tantalizing hints about recently, they aren't from another planet, but are... something else. Of course, that would also be incredibly mind-bending, perhaps even more so than the almost prosaic, by comparison, revelation that some alien species has somehow conquered the distance problem, and has arrived on our planet. I'd be more terrified, concerned, whatever word you want to use - if it comes out they have been here a long time. |
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Originally Posted By Finslayer83: skinwalkers book to read online https://jumpshare.com/share/ivlN5aAtfNWFhxHHGrqA Click To View Spoiler |
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Originally Posted By Finslayer83: That is an uncomfortable read so far. It's my America - my Classic America, I'll say it until I have a breath of air in my lungs. Whether with or without NHI, Classic America is always best America. ETA was just thinking, 1950s USA (one of my most favorite decades) had plenty of UFO/Saucer iconology! @Fin keep in mind, you're talking to this friend of yours who won't watch again "The Exorcist" because I am still terrified. |
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Originally Posted By Solo_: ... he's saying he has a number of books out and more will come (two more I heard). NOW, first thing we might think is '... course you're saying certain things, you're selling your books' BUT he specified exactly how much he's making per book: 1.50$ That's one dollar and fifty cents per every copy sold. He said it to specify that, in his case, it's not the profit he's after. It's controlled disclosure through these writings. Whether one believes this or not, this is what he said. Originally Posted By Solo_: Originally Posted By corwin1968: I'm about 20 minutes in and came to post this. I didn't know Lacatski had a new book out on the AWSAAP program. Definately buying that. NOW, first thing we might think is '... course you're saying certain things, you're selling your books' BUT he specified exactly how much he's making per book: 1.50$ That's one dollar and fifty cents per every copy sold. He said it to specify that, in his case, it's not the profit he's after. It's controlled disclosure through these writings. Whether one believes this or not, this is what he said. People who get upset about the books just don't understand the requirements. |
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I'm really not sure how I feel about Lacatski. He did some damage with his wording on Weaponized. Paraphrasing: "I don't know why people think it's such a big deal." "Guys who are so wrapped up in this must not have girlfriends haha." "Several people claiming to be familiar with the programs are saying all sorts of things that aren't true." The last statement is by far the worst. He says people are lying but won't name names, which only causes us to distrust EVERYONE. The water is muddy enough without saying shit like that. You can tell Jeremy is extremely frustrated with Lacatski because he's constantly dangling a carrot and keeping it just out of reach. He makes multiple leading statements and as soon as he's asked for anything useful, he refuses to answer but acts like he's already given enough information. His interviews are a total cock tease. Him: "I went inside a craft." Us: "What did you see? How did we get the craft? Were there pilots? Where is the craft now?" Him: "I can't answer any of that. Why do you care? Get a life lol." Us: "Is there anything else you can say?" Him: "Yeah, there's so much more to this and a bunch of people are lying about what's really going on." Us: "Like what!? Who is lying? What's really going on?" Him: "Lol, I can't answer any of that. Just get over it." Of course Lacatski is a former counterintelligence guy so who the fuck knows if he's just another disinformation agent sowing confusion. He acts like he has no interest in talking about the subject but he keeps writing books and doing podcasts so he clearly has some sort of motive. Feigning disinterest makes him comes across as someone who doesn't want to get caught in a lie. |
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Originally Posted By Cypher214: I'm really not sure how I feel about Lacatski. He did some damage with his wording on Weaponized. Paraphrasing: "I don't know why people think it's such a big deal." "Guys who are so wrapped up in this must not have girlfriends haha." "Several people claiming to be familiar with the programs are saying all sorts of things that aren't true." The last statement is by far the worst. He says people are lying but won't name names, which only causes us to distrust EVERYONE. The water is muddy enough without saying shit like that. You can tell Jeremy is extremely frustrated with Lacatski because he's constantly dangling a carrot and keeping it just out of reach. He makes multiple leading statements and as soon as he's asked for anything useful, he refuses to answer but acts like he's already given enough information. His interviews are a total cock tease. Him: "I went inside a craft." Us: "What did you see? How did we get the craft? Were there pilots? Where is the craft now?" Him: "I can't answer any of that. Why do you care? Get a life lol." Us: "Is there anything else you can say?" Him: "Yeah, there's so much more to this and a bunch of people are lying about what's really going on." Us: "Like what!? Who is lying? What's really going on?" Him: "Lol, I can't answer any of that. Just get over it." Of course Lacatski is a former counterintelligence guy so who the fuck knows if he's just another disinformation agent sowing confusion. He acts like he has no interest in talking about the subject but he keeps writing books and doing podcasts so he clearly has some sort of motive. Feigning disinterest makes him comes across as someone who doesn't want to get caught in a lie. I had noticed the same - inexplicable? - expressions, specifically one you mentioned "I don't know why people think it's such a big deal." ... you CAN see Jeremy saying - clearly - 'it's a huge deal, world changing paradigm' between frustration and incredulity (the knowing that we're NOT alone). But I DID notice the same. Again, amazingly strange: affirm (or potentially do) one positive regarding the not being alone and then erasing it in the next sentence. It'a a ballet |
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Originally Posted By tnriverluver: I really have to wonder which one's , not necessarily just whistle blowers, he was eluding to as giving disinfo against the one's giving true info. This is a complicated and well planned secret the gov't is holding. I do feel the absolute real truth as I now know, or think I know, must never come out completely. Was he alluding to Lue as the one that never worked for his group? They had 50 people working there at one point, maybe still do. Who the hell knows except the select few. There are a lot of other people who came out of the woodwork as whistleblowers or insiders in the last 1-2 years. These people have claimed to work on the UAP working group, etc One I would say is full of a lot of shit is sarah gamm. Claimed to be an insider, but I have heard at least one or two high ranking people say they never heard of her with respect to being in his organization. |
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Trump made that exact same statement when he admitted knowing about what the New Jersey drones are but saying he didn't have the authority to reveal it. He said "it's really not a big deal". I don't know where that clip is but undoubtedly it on YT if you search. I'll look for it. It's a YT short https://youtube.com/shorts/9EpbKbaTsFQ?si=FG7WW2GkdjNPJ0Mq[/url] |
Heads up to all the brothers, part two premiering,  The Government UFO Boss - Monsters, Men in Black & UFO Crashes : Dr. James Lacatski (PART 2) |
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Originally Posted By Finslayer83: skinwalkers book to read online https://jumpshare.com/share/ivlN5aAtfNWFhxHHGrqA Click To View Spoiler @sq40 if you have not read this, eh um.... there are a few instances of your experience in here that happend to the AAWSAP team... Originally Posted By Finslayer83: skinwalkers book to read online https://jumpshare.com/share/ivlN5aAtfNWFhxHHGrqA Click To View Spoiler @sq40 if you have not read this, eh um.... there are a few instances of your experience in here that happend to the AAWSAP team... Oh shit! I NEED to read that book. Somehow I missed the mention till today. Man, these are exciting times. That story resonates. I haven't experienced walls of temperature shift that couldn't be explained, but I do get hair standing up. Now, i don’t know about where you live… but here there is an air about this place at night, at the confluence of the Ohio and Kanawah rivers. The woods are something else here. You can sometimes just feel “it” at night. Hard to describe. (A man’s natural inclination is to be armed here.) we have an Indian burial mound at the entrance to my hollow, a revolutionary war era house you can walk in Point Pleasant, a recreation of a large frontier fort, complete with artifacts. And of course the Mothman museum. This is an old place. Across the river in Gallipolis it was a french colony and feels like a (very) small chunk of New Orleans. I guess the point is, there are places that have some kind of magic about them. Not quite like Skinwalker Ranch… but still, quiet, old, wild… something. I live in the middle of this map. Where the words Point Pleasant are at the top, is exactly where the Silver Bridge was. Attached File |
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Originally Posted By Solo_: Heads up to all the brothers, part two premiering,  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cggMuAjFJcIStarted watching but stopped. Think I'll wait until my wife gets home so we can watch together since she saw Pt 1. Thanks for the link as it hasn't shown in my feed yet. ETA I am tempted to buy his books but have a feeling they are so over my head I wouldn't get a lot out of them. |
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Originally Posted By tnriverluver: Started watching but stopped. Think I'll wait until my wife gets home so we can watch together since she saw Pt 1. Thanks for the link as it hasn't shown in my feed yet. ETA I am tempted to buy his books but have a feeling they are so over my head I wouldn't get a lot out of them. Absolutely same feeling here, what I was desperately trying to get out of any of these guys was the primordial admission that we truly have craft, we are not alone. I think Lakatski did that. Unequivocally. For my own necessity, I wanted a first eye witness that I could believe to, state it. He did. For me personally, this is huge. ETA and therefore, the "necessity" of purchasing his books, comes secondary here for me; and there may be better people to purchase those books and summarize the very core of them if that is even feasible. |
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Originally Posted By Solo_: The privilege of sharing is mine. Absolutely same feeling here, what I was desperately trying to get out of any of these guys was the primordial admission that we truly have craft, we are not alone. I think Lakatski did that. Unequivocally. For my own necessity, I wanted a first eye witness that I could believe to, state it. He did. For me personally, this is huge. I have zero doubt we have many craft. The question is whether we brought them down or were they gifted to us? |
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I loved this part two (as well). Oh what the hell, I just bought the book (Kindle) Attached File |
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Originally Posted By sq40: Oh shit! I NEED to read that book. Somehow I missed the mention till today. Man, these are exciting times. That story resonates. I haven't experienced walls of temperature shift that couldn't be explained, but I do get hair standing up. Now, i don’t know about where you live… but here there is an air about this place at night, at the confluence of the Ohio and Kanawah rivers. The woods are something else here. You can sometimes just feel “it” at night. Hard to describe. (A man’s natural inclination is to be armed here.) we have an Indian burial mound at the entrance to my hollow, a revolutionary war era house you can walk in Point Pleasant, a recreation of a large frontier fort, complete with artifacts. And of course the Mothman museum. This is an old place. Across the river in Gallipolis it was a french colony and feels like a (very) small chunk of New Orleans. I guess the point is, there are places that have some kind of magic about them. Not quite like Skinwalker Ranch… but still, quiet, old, wild… something. I live in the middle of this map. Where the words Point Pleasant are at the top, is exactly where the Silver Bridge was. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/49447/IMG_2222_jpeg-3657294.JPG I’m surrounded by civil war battlefields and Indian burial mounds. |
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Originally Posted By sq40: Any good stories? I ran like hell in high school after we snuck into Carnton plantation and drank beer on the proch. This was 25 years ago and it’s nothing like it is today, now it’s a proper historical and developed park. Anyways, no one was there in the house and we must of been there two hours and walked around it a bunch. Buddy says WTF and I shit you not you there is a candle / lamp moving from room to room upstairs. My ass ran like I’ve never run before. At Stones River there is a granite thicket where they were firing cannon at each other within 40 yards. Hell for both sides, it feels very eerie still there. Like creepy. A few hundred died in less than 15 min, so it’s told. Nothing really on the Indian stuff, we kept away out of respect. |
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Originally Posted By HK94dude: Dude has weird mannerisms. Seems like he laughs at the wrong times. Kinda bugs He often answers a totally different question than was asked and doesn't grasp nuance/sarcasm. He's obviously highly educated but he lacks some social/conversational abilities. |
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Originally Posted By Finslayer83: I ran like hell in high school after we snuck into Carnton plantation and drank beer on the proch. This was 25 years ago and it’s nothing like it is today, now it’s a proper historical and developed park. Anyways, no one was there in the house and we must of been there two hours and walked around it a bunch. Buddy says WTF and I shit you not you there is a candle / lamp moving from room to room upstairs. My ass ran like I’ve never run before. At Stones River there is a granite thicket where they were firing cannon at each other within 40 yards. Hell for both sides, it feels very eerie still there. Like creepy. A few hundred died in less than 15 min, so it’s told. Nothing really on the Indian stuff, we kept away out of respect. Originally Posted By Finslayer83: Originally Posted By sq40: Any good stories? I ran like hell in high school after we snuck into Carnton plantation and drank beer on the proch. This was 25 years ago and it’s nothing like it is today, now it’s a proper historical and developed park. Anyways, no one was there in the house and we must of been there two hours and walked around it a bunch. Buddy says WTF and I shit you not you there is a candle / lamp moving from room to room upstairs. My ass ran like I’ve never run before. At Stones River there is a granite thicket where they were firing cannon at each other within 40 yards. Hell for both sides, it feels very eerie still there. Like creepy. A few hundred died in less than 15 min, so it’s told. Nothing really on the Indian stuff, we kept away out of respect. I took a tour of Carnton 15ish years ago with the wife. The place put me on edge the whole time and it was a hot, bright summer day… place freaked my wife right out though. Helped that the tour guide was an excellent storyteller. |
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Originally Posted By Cypher214: Yeah, he's on the spectrum big time. He often answers a totally different question than was asked and doesn't grasp nuance/sarcasm. He's obviously highly educated but he lacks some social/conversational abilities. This guy gives an awful interview. Of course anyone that has seen highly advanced shit is going to have things they won't or can't speak on but this guy isn't capable of having a conversation on a basic level. Like he doesn't understand the flow of talking to another person |
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Originally Posted By BlackHoleSon: This guy gives an awful interview. Of course anyone that has seen highly advanced shit is going to have things they won't or can't speak on but this guy isn't capable of having a conversation on a basic level. Like he doesn't understand the flow of talking to another person Originally Posted By BlackHoleSon: Originally Posted By Cypher214: Yeah, he's on the spectrum big time. He often answers a totally different question than was asked and doesn't grasp nuance/sarcasm. He's obviously highly educated but he lacks some social/conversational abilities. This guy gives an awful interview. Of course anyone that has seen highly advanced shit is going to have things they won't or can't speak on but this guy isn't capable of having a conversation on a basic level. Like he doesn't understand the flow of talking to another person I've met more than a few morons with impressive degrees. Memorizing the answers for a test doesn't mean shit. |
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Originally Posted By Cypher214: Yeah, he's on the spectrum big time. He often answers a totally different question than was asked and doesn't grasp nuance/sarcasm. He's obviously highly educated but he lacks some social/conversational abilities. I think thats really it. Smart as hell, just not a great conversationalist. He is obviously nervous with such a big interview and a big admission. His position and admission in this interview is the thing. It’s huge. |
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Originally Posted By sq40: I think thats really it. Smart as hell, just not a great conversationalist. He is obviously nervous with such a big interview and a big admission. His position and admission in this interview is the thing. It's huge. |
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Originally Posted By Solo_: (THAT is what I had thought; including his peculiar way of reacting, speaking - i.e., him being - having to be! - super cautious. He even states that multiple times, intentionally. He smiles back at both Weaponizers for asking the questions he can't answer because seemingly he'd get in trouble. That at least is the way I thought it was coming to me) Originally Posted By Solo_: Originally Posted By sq40: I think thats really it. Smart as hell, just not a great conversationalist. He is obviously nervous with such a big interview and a big admission. His position and admission in this interview is the thing. It's huge. In his defense, it can't be easy to know a lot of interesting shit and have to tap dance a fine line between what you're allowed to say and potential life imprisonment. |
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Originally Posted By Cypher214: I could be wrong about him, but his inability to follow the conversation just throws me off. In his defense, it can't be easy to know a lot of interesting shit and have to tap dance a fine line between what you're allowed to say and potential life imprisonment. We all still remain skeptical (which is healthy) and continue navigating this daily (which is so much fun) |
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Originally Posted By Cypher214: I could be wrong about him, but his inability to follow the conversation just throws me off. In his defense, it can't be easy to know a lot of interesting shit and have to tap dance a fine line between what you're allowed to say and potential life imprisonment. He reminded me of the poster in the Inca thread. "What about this?" "I don't care therefore no one should" |
| If as he says 99% of this stuff could be released to the public then why the hell are they not? Or are they and they are just doing it incrementally? He sometimes leaves you more confused by the end than where you were at the beginning. Maybe that is exactly what he's trying to do. I can't trust any of these disinfo artist. They are very good at what they do. |
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Originally Posted By tnriverluver: If as he says 99% of this stuff could be released to the public then why the hell are they not? Or are they and they are just doing it incrementally? He sometimes leaves you more confused by the end than where you were at the beginning. Maybe that is exactly what he's trying to do. I can't trust any of these disinfo artist. They are very good at what they do. It isn't an accident or coincidence that so much information is getting through DOPSR. Lacatski said himself that there were things DOPSR redacted from "Skinwalkers At The Pentagon" but allowed him to write about in later books. |
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Originally Posted By Cypher214: It doesn't inspire much confidence when the majority of them have a background in counterintelligence. It isn't an accident or coincidence that so much information is getting through DOPSR. Lacatski said himself that there were things DOPSR redacted from "Skinwalkers At The Pentagon" but allowed him to write about in later books. Originally Posted By Cypher214: Originally Posted By tnriverluver: If as he says 99% of this stuff could be released to the public then why the hell are they not? Or are they and they are just doing it incrementally? He sometimes leaves you more confused by the end than where you were at the beginning. Maybe that is exactly what he's trying to do. I can't trust any of these disinfo artist. They are very good at what they do. It isn't an accident or coincidence that so much information is getting through DOPSR. Lacatski said himself that there were things DOPSR redacted from "Skinwalkers At The Pentagon" but allowed him to write about in later books. The counter intelligence thing. Is that just part of the career path for the kind of people that may work with special access programs? Or is counter intelligence people running this as an operation, where the retired people go on to do the UAP circuit? |
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Originally Posted By sq40: The counter intelligence thing. Is that just part of the career path for the kind of people that may work with special access programs? Or is counter intelligence people running this as an operation, where the retired people go on to do the UAP circuit? Originally Posted By sq40: Originally Posted By Cypher214: Originally Posted By tnriverluver: If as he says 99% of this stuff could be released to the public then why the hell are they not? Or are they and they are just doing it incrementally? He sometimes leaves you more confused by the end than where you were at the beginning. Maybe that is exactly what he's trying to do. I can't trust any of these disinfo artist. They are very good at what they do. It isn't an accident or coincidence that so much information is getting through DOPSR. Lacatski said himself that there were things DOPSR redacted from "Skinwalkers At The Pentagon" but allowed him to write about in later books. The counter intelligence thing. Is that just part of the career path for the kind of people that may work with special access programs? Or is counter intelligence people running this as an operation, where the retired people go on to do the UAP circuit? That’s the big question of the last four or so years, in particular… I don’t trust them to not be slipping in lies with the truth. |
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Originally Posted By sq40: The counter intelligence thing. Is that just part of the career path for the kind of people that may work with special access programs? Or is counter intelligence people running this as an operation, where the retired people go on to do the UAP circuit? Originally Posted By sq40: Originally Posted By Cypher214: Originally Posted By tnriverluver: If as he says 99% of this stuff could be released to the public then why the hell are they not? Or are they and they are just doing it incrementally? He sometimes leaves you more confused by the end than where you were at the beginning. Maybe that is exactly what he's trying to do. I can't trust any of these disinfo artist. They are very good at what they do. It isn't an accident or coincidence that so much information is getting through DOPSR. Lacatski said himself that there were things DOPSR redacted from "Skinwalkers At The Pentagon" but allowed him to write about in later books. The counter intelligence thing. Is that just part of the career path for the kind of people that may work with special access programs? Or is counter intelligence people running this as an operation, where the retired people go on to do the UAP circuit? The nefarious excuse: they've been given a fake back story to provide disinformation and muddy the waters as part of a giant psy-op to cover for 100% human-designed U.S. advanced tech. |
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Originally Posted By HK94dude: Dude has weird mannerisms. Seems like he laughs at the wrong times. Kinda bugs He is probably a very high IQ, nerdy engineer, probably still wears a pocket protector after all these years - even though he is retired. They are different at that level You also have to consider there is an awful lot of what this guy knows, or has seen, that he is still prohibited from talking about. These guyswere (mostly) patriots. They did this work to make sure the USA remained the preeminent power on this earth |