Off Topic Conspiracy Thread

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Sterling Archer said:
Yeah I imagine so. I know a bloke who used to work at RAF Fylingdales in the early 90s. Big American presence at the base there. He said some of the things there were pretty awe inspiring.
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If you have time have a look at Simon Parkes on youtube a Whitby Councillor who has a very interesting family history and has been round one of the 'secret' bases up there. He is a very intelligent man with interesting views on ET's
 
Castro's Coffin said:
In which ways have we benefitted from visitors? What would world leaders lose by disclosing anything?
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Well some of the railgun tech we currently have, HAARP and the like (if it is actually what they say it is, which is up in the air).

World leaders would essentially lose their grip over the power of the people. Why would people respect them (more than they already do) if it turns out that they've spent two thirds of a decade disclaiming the existence of beings we all concluded were real? Moreover, many people would denounce the leaders in favour of more technologically advanced creatures with a sounder understanding of the working universe. Entire religions could potentially be torn apart if these beings could prove what happens after death (something many abductees and ufologists corroborate) or that there is/isn't a creator. Science as we know it could be revolutionised, but our understanding would be limited by our own human brain, leaving us frustrated at what we aren't capable of understanding. Society would be chaotic, what would be the point in going to work or following the rules if it turns out after death we just go through it all again, regardless of how we die? Or, if the aliens were benevolent yet orderly, they may instigate new rules and laws for us to live by.

It would vindicate everything ufologists, paranormal investigators and other people in that field have worked tirelessly to prove, but it would come at a great, great cost to us all.
 
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Building 7 said:
If you have time have a look at Simon Parkes on youtube a Whitby Councillor who has a very interesting family history and has been round one of the 'secret' bases up there. He is a very intelligent man with interesting views on ET's
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I've met him on several occasions. Interesting chap; he has also been around Fylingdales, he confirmed what I was told by my mate. Although the bit about him having sex with an alien every night is a bit odd.
 
Sterling Archer said:
I've met him on several occasions. Interesting chap; he has also been around Fylingdales, he confirmed what I was told by my mate. Although the bit about him having sex with an alien every night is a bit odd.
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Forgot about that...yeah bit weird. Interesting the guy who took him round knew who he was and let him have one of those special medals. I find the story of his mother working for the secret services interesting. Can't recall what his father did.
 
Sterling Archer said:
Well some of the railgun tech we currently have, HAARP and the like (if it is actually what they say it is, which is up in the air).

World leaders would essentially lose their grip over the power of the people. Why would people respect them (more than they already do) if it turns out that they've spent two thirds of a decade disclaiming the existence of beings we all concluded were real? Moreover, many people would denounce the leaders in favour of more technologically advanced creatures with a sounder understanding of the working universe. Entire religions could potentially be torn apart if these beings could prove what happens after death (something many abductees and ufologists corroborate) or that there is/isn't a creator. Science as we know it could be revolutionised, but our understanding would be limited by our own human brain, leaving us frustrated at what we aren't capable of understanding. Society would be chaotic, what would be the point in going to work or following the rules if it turns out after death we just go through it all again, regardless of how we die? Or, if the aliens were benevolent yet orderly, they may instigate new rules and laws for us to live by.

It would vindicate everything ufologists, paranormal investigators and other people in that field have worked tirelessly to prove, but it would come at a great, great cost to us all.
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Are you on drugs?
 
Sterling Archer said:
Well some of the railgun tech we currently have, HAARP and the like (if it is actually what they say it is, which is up in the air).

World leaders would essentially lose their grip over the power of the people. Why would people respect them (more than they already do) if it turns out that they've spent two thirds of a decade disclaiming the existence of beings we all concluded were real? Moreover, many people would denounce the leaders in favour of more technologically advanced creatures with a sounder understanding of the working universe. Entire religions could potentially be torn apart if these beings could prove what happens after death (something many abductees and ufologists corroborate) or that there is/isn't a creator. Science as we know it could be revolutionised, but our understanding would be limited by our own human brain, leaving us frustrated at what we aren't capable of understanding. Society would be chaotic, what would be the point in going to work or following the rules if it turns out after death we just go through it all again, regardless of how we die? Or, if the aliens were benevolent yet orderly, they may instigate new rules and laws for us to live by.

It would vindicate everything ufologists, paranormal investigators and other people in that field have worked tirelessly to prove, but it would come at a great, great cost to us all.
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Apparently there are several HAARP systems around the world. I've heard the theories but still have drawn no opinion what they are for.
 
Building 7 said:
What caused you to meet him ?
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I met him through a friend as part of a ufology network (who was based in Hinderwell, nice house) and got chatting to him. We met again at a talk by Timothy Good a few years ago, he's a decent chap and he knows his stuff. An interesting character, even if my friend did describe him as "quite literally, mental.".
 
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Tim Good's story of the lobby in a New York Hotel is great. I am going to try that on a daily basis.
 
Building 7 said:
Tim Good's story of the lobby in a New York Hotel is great. I am going to try that on a daily basis.
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Did you ever see the footage of the 'MIB' that stormed into the hotel lobby looking for a kid who had called in a ufo sighting? They actually caught them on camera and interviewed the staff, pretty nervy stuff.
 
Sterling Archer said:
Did you ever see the footage of the 'MIB' that stormed into the hotel lobby looking for a kid who had called in a ufo sighting? They actually caught them on camera and interviewed the staff, pretty nervy stuff.
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No haven't seen it. Doesn't Simon Parkes say they are interdimensional beings rather than ET's ?
 
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Re the last vid. Just listen to the noise then watch what happens at 7'40". Something going on...
 
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