Loonier and loonier

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One of the History Channel’s Ancient Alien (Astronaut) programs Friday night [1/3/2020], a repeat I think, presented the AA view of the MJ-12 paper in the context of protocols for visiting extrater- restrials, citing the 1964 Socorro/Zamora incident.

In a retelling of the sighting, the AA voice over said that aliens agreed to meet with American leaders at White Sands for a “diplomatic” arrangement.

The problem was that the two emissaries, who Officer Lonnie Zamora spotted outside the egg-shaped craft, were on their way to the notable meeting but got the co-ordinates wrong and mis- takenly landed outside Socorro in the desert.

The advanced aliens, who traversed the galaxy or universe, wend- ing their way around every obstacle such a vast trip would entail, got the co-ordinates wrong, and landed in their white coverall emissary gear on the Socorro desert floor.

How can such a loopy show stay on the air, and why aren’t viewers laughing their asses off at the nonsense that spews forth from the guest hosts who are looking crazier and crazier as the series con- tinues its run. 

Check their eyes and head movements, especially Childress. He really looks like he's off his rocker,

RR

A butterfly and missing/impervious UFOs

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While watching a film presentation, on YouTube, of the aftermath for some German cities (Baden, Potsdam, et cetera) in 1945, after Germany’s defeat in World War II, I saw a blip of a butterfly (the common Cabbage White) flying through a field, with devastated buildings in the background.

It was a poignant moment for me. And it raised a few questions in my mind:

Did the butterfly have any sense of what had transpired to the area it was flying through? Surely not. Was it even around when its environment was being destroyed by the winds of war? (The Cabbage White lives only three weeks.)

And it raised a few other questions in my mind, one being Are some UFOs impervious to the world they’re seen flying over, much like the Cabbage White butterfly?

Sure, we have reports of UFOs circling nuclear and other military facilities, and supposedly reconnoitering volcanoes, and zeroing in some individuals, mostly farmers or common folk, some fishing, some walking their dogs, most just lollygagging.

But has anyone really seen UFOs purposefully curious and/or attentive to what lies below them, like those pilots filming the devastation below them in Germany in the YouTube clip?

Even Kenneth Arnold’s flying saucers were oblivious, or seemed to be, to his presence or airplane. Their flight process, as described by him, indicated no observation, by the nine “crafts,” of the grand Mount Rainier or surrounding area, starkly beautiful.

And we’re all familiar with conservationists tagging sharks, birds, animals, and other living creatures in order to track them, studying their movements and behavioral habits.

Thus we find that those living, usually out of sight creatures, can be found and seen again.

Has anyone reported, ever, a flying saucer or UFO, from a previous sighting. (I’m talking about normal people, not Contactees.)

That is, are there any reports from credible, sane people that a UFO they saw once has turned up again, either in their vicinity, by them, or within a credible report by someone else?

Even those UFOs displaying insignia (Socorro), some real, many fictive (UMMO), didn’t re-appear.

UFOs just go missing, showing themselves once and only once.

What does this tell us about the phenomenon? (It goes to my allusion to the hallucinogenic nature of the phenomenon.)

That butterfly – destined to die rather quickly by the sadistic nature of the Divinity – lives on in a film clip and my memory. That’s more than I can write about UFOs.

RR