WWAW the 4chan UFO whistleblower being proved increasingly right?

[NoBacon]

I've read the whole thing, he thinks these aliens are blithering idiots that just happen to be able to destroy us by accident so what you said kinda checks out. I'm obviously very skeptical but for once i got to read a Baconpost that's not about race hate or religion so I'm prepared to indulge this enough to hear it out completely

“If they can travel here and do this stuff, they’d never crash or be seen if they wanted”

Why? Why can’t you be technology advanced but still have errors and mistakes and unplanned chaos?

If you took a Roman to today and showed them a Boeing 747 they might say the same thing, and be shocked that they still crash and go missing, and that they are flown by blacks with IQs lower than chimpanzees.

I also think these entities are demonic.

 

[NoBacon]

Name 2

You can read Einsteins secretary/assisant’s notes on how he was brought in to examine these craft at the end of his life. There’s evidence they wanted to communicate with our brightest and best.

 

[BakersfieldChimp]

You can read Einsteins secretary/assisant’s notes on how he was brought in to examine these craft at the end of his life. There’s evidence they wanted to communicate with our brightest and best.

I don't think there are 2+ Nobel winners working on this

 

[BakersfieldChimp]

@NoBacon I've got a question: would extraterrestrial life be a threat to your faith? The Bible clearly doesn't cover life outside of earth but I don't know any church's take on aliens.

 

[RealTonySchiavone]

I don't think there are 2+ Nobel winners working on this

I don't think they're Nobel winners, but Garry Nolan and Timothy Taylor are two well-accomplished people that are involved, in some degree, with UFO/alien stuff. Both have many legitimate patents for successful medical technologies to their name, which they have said comes from alien downloads. Yes, I realize it sounds crazy and could be bullshit.

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Tim Taylor - Director at VIVEX Biologics | The Org

Tim Taylor has had a dual career in space and medicine for over 40 years.

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"American Cosmic" by Diana Pasulka is a good book that goes into great detail about these two guys.

I read/watch pretty much everything to do with aliens/UFOs, and I can't say I fully subscribe to any one particular theory. I leave room in my head for all possibilities, it could be 100% bullshit for all I know. Fun to read about, though.

 

[NoBacon]

@NoBacon I've got a question: would extraterrestrial life be a threat to your faith? The Bible clearly doesn't cover life outside of earth but I don't know any church's take on aliens.

Not at all. I think the “aliens” are fallen angels/demons.

 

[Jim Norton Bug Chaser]

I like some of the ideas, but I think Bob Lazar is full of shit.

Bob Lazar is the worst. He's a pathological liar.

 

[BakersfieldChimp]

Not at all. I think the “aliens” are fallen angels/demons.

Interesting. I had never considered that angle.

 

[Sue Lightning]

UFO’s are real but “they were hiding UFO’s in old paintings like easter eggs” is so retarded

 

[NoBacon]

I don't think they're Nobel winners, but Garry Nolan and Timothy Taylor are two well-accomplished people that are involved, in some degree, with UFO/alien stuff. Both have many legitimate patents for successful medical technologies to their name, which they have said comes from alien downloads. Yes, I realize it sounds crazy and could be bullshit.

Garry Nolan's Profile | Stanford Profiles

Garry Nolan is part of Stanford Profiles, official site for faculty, postdocs, students and staff information (Expertise, Bio, Research, Publications, and more). The site facilitates research and collaboration in academic endeavors.

profiles.stanford.edu

Tim Taylor - Director at VIVEX Biologics | The Org

Tim Taylor has had a dual career in space and medicine for over 40 years.

theorg.com

"American Cosmic" by Diana Pasulka is a good book that goes into great detail about these two guys.

I read/watch pretty much everything to do with aliens/UFOs, and I can't say I fully subscribe to any one particular theory. I leave room in my head for all possibilities, it could be 100% bullshit for all I know. Fun to read about, though.

There are very credible people working on it who specifically demand to be kept anonymous because of the stigma this has.

The total incurious attitude of people towards big picture topics is something I struggle to understand every day. You have access to everything at your fingertips and you don’t care at all? It’s beyond me.

You can read the FBI archives on majestic 12 for example, why wouldn’t someone want to?

 

[NoBacon]

UFO’s are real but “they were hiding UFO’s in old paintings like easter eggs” is so retarded

Ancient cultures depict what they see and experience, and the myths are often rooted in similar encounters. Why isn’t that worth studying?

Romans used to depict “flying shields” observing battles, which lines up with the monitor conflict motive that many people think they have.

 

[Sue Lightning]

You can read the FBI archives on majestic 12 for example, why wouldn’t someone want to?

My problem with you is you seemingly believe everything. Again, UFO’s are real. Again, there is good evidence for this. Majestic 12 is not one of them and it’s been deboonked. And not deboonked as in “Duhh this doesn’t make sense!” but as in it’s a patent fake.

And you don’t even need to invent this shit either. The CIA did all sorts of programs on remote viewing, telekinesis, etc. However they did not identify some intergalactic alien government

 

[BakersfieldChimp]

There are very credible people working on it who specifically demand to be kept anonymous because of the stigma this has.

This sentence is both contradictory and meaningless. Contradictory obviously and also uses an argument from authority fallacy.

The total incurious attitude of people towards big picture topics is something I struggle to understand every day. You have access to everything at your fingertips and you don’t care at all? It’s beyond me.

I'm not incurious about aliens or UFOs (not the same thing) but we've never had any solid evidence of anything. I firmly believe aliens exist but I'm highly skeptical they've ever been to earth.

 

[PorqueDealer]

I put more weight into Riley Martin than I do that 4chan post.
Im not disputing aliens. Just the 4chin larp.

 

[NoBacon]

My problem with you is you seemingly believe everything. Again, UFO’s are real. Again, there is good evidence for this. Majestic 12 is not one of them and it’s been deboonked. And not deboonked as in “Duhh this doesn’t make sense!” but as in it’s a patent fake.

And you don’t even need to invent this shit either. The CIA did all sorts of programs on remote viewing, telekinesis, etc. However they did not identify some intergalactic alien government

In what way does reading about it mean I fully endorse everything in it?

I read the source material to base my opinions on, not what epic broccoli deboonkers tell me.

 

[BakersfieldChimp]

I put more weight into Riley Martin than I do that 4chan post.
Im not disputing aliens. Just the 4chin larp.

The Coming of Tan is a masterpiece.

 

[NoBacon]

This sentence is both contradictory and meaningless. Contradictory obviously and also uses an argument from authority fallacy.

I'm not incurious about aliens or UFOs (not the same thing) but we've never had any solid evidence of anything. I firmly believe aliens exist but I'm highly skeptical they've ever been to earth.

What evidence do you want to see? You do realise there’s a decades long government shutdown of conclusive evidence being made public, and misinformation to hide any that leaks?

I think you want to see CERN issue peer reviewed studies on the recovered materials or something, which is literally never going to happen.

 

[BakersfieldChimp]

What evidence do you want to see? You do realise there’s a decades long government shutdown of conclusive evidence being made public, and misinformation to hide any that leaks?

I think you want to see CERN issue peer reviewed studies on the recovered materials or something, which is literally never going to happen.

There's nearly 8 billion people on earth now, most of them have cameras, if aliens are here why don't we have one decent video?

 

[Dog Eater]

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[NoBacon]

There's nearly 8 billion people on earth now, most of them have cameras, if aliens are here why don't we have one decent video?

There is.

You can watch commercial pilots explain what they’ve seen, why they don’t go public (they will be grounded pending mental health clearance) and share their footage of things they’ve recorded.

https://jpcvanheijst.com/uap - find interviews with this guy for example.

There are dozens of videos on YouTube of UAPs in pretty amazing quality. Just because you don’t look for them doesn’t mean they don’t exist, why would you think they’d be brought to your attention?

In b4 “show me then” because you don’t want to start looking, and more importantly, knowing how to look. Pro tip: the algorithms will hide everything or push debunking snopes articles or spooky alien music pieces.

Plus, get your phone out at night and try to record the sky, what can you see in the footage? There’s a technical limitation.