Tuesday, January 18, 2022
My input here: stuff that I think pertains to the UFO topic but much that bores the hell out of me.
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Electro-Magnetism (yep), Drones (also yep), orbs (as you
know) all are germane perhaps, and I know some of you like those matters, so
they’re here, but I drift off when it comes to those subject mat- ters, despite
my go-round with the E-M thing recently.
The adduction commentary is interesting to me for its psychological tinge and though Ken’s comment, about debunkers – like me – irritating him and seemingly stupid too, I have to say that, while his view, like a legion of others, indicates something about the idea of ETs grabbing people that often crosses my mind when I read or see/hear tales of groups of people gone missing, while actively living their daily existentia.
I just saw, last night, a story about an Inuit tribe in upper Canada that seems to have just popped off the Earth midway in their daily lives: food on their tables, some just prepared, and tools and hunting gear intact and in situ.
One facet of the story intrigued: graves were opened, the bodies gone and the tombstones arranged dramatically almost theatrically.
Then there’s the lost early American colony of Roanoke:
https://www.britannica.com/story/the-lost-colony-of-roanoke
And that 1959 Russian Dyatlov Pass episode (supposedly solved but not really):
https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2021/05/17/has-an-old-soviet-mystery-at-last-been-solved
And people just disappearing, leaving neither clues nor anything to explain their absence.
People do leave Earth without a trace, but the abducted crowd (the so-called experiencers) keep coming back to tout their adventure. That’s the needle in the haystack that demurs me, alongside the idea that extraterrestrials are not visiting this puny Earth in the droves claimed by ET believers and insinuated by the many, many legitimate UFO sightings and reports.
But then there are all those Rosales’ accounts of strange unearthly encounters too.
So, something’s up – not ET abductions but something.
And the appearances of craft-like things spotted in the sky – not lights or orbs dammit – but what appear to be aircraft so some kind. From where? Piloted by what or whom?
For me, the UFO enigma has psychological., neurological, and sociological ramifications that explain much about the human cognizance of the mystery but there's something more.
And just what is that? That’s my ploy here, aside from the peripheral stuff noted atop which may thrill some of you, but not me necessarily.
RR
The adduction commentary is interesting to me for its psychological tinge and though Ken’s comment, about debunkers – like me – irritating him and seemingly stupid too, I have to say that, while his view, like a legion of others, indicates something about the idea of ETs grabbing people that often crosses my mind when I read or see/hear tales of groups of people gone missing, while actively living their daily existentia.
I just saw, last night, a story about an Inuit tribe in upper Canada that seems to have just popped off the Earth midway in their daily lives: food on their tables, some just prepared, and tools and hunting gear intact and in situ.
One facet of the story intrigued: graves were opened, the bodies gone and the tombstones arranged dramatically almost theatrically.
Then there’s the lost early American colony of Roanoke:
https://www.britannica.com/story/the-lost-colony-of-roanoke
And that 1959 Russian Dyatlov Pass episode (supposedly solved but not really):
https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2021/05/17/has-an-old-soviet-mystery-at-last-been-solved
And people just disappearing, leaving neither clues nor anything to explain their absence.
People do leave Earth without a trace, but the abducted crowd (the so-called experiencers) keep coming back to tout their adventure. That’s the needle in the haystack that demurs me, alongside the idea that extraterrestrials are not visiting this puny Earth in the droves claimed by ET believers and insinuated by the many, many legitimate UFO sightings and reports.
But then there are all those Rosales’ accounts of strange unearthly encounters too.
So, something’s up – not ET abductions but something.
And the appearances of craft-like things spotted in the sky – not lights or orbs dammit – but what appear to be aircraft so some kind. From where? Piloted by what or whom?
For me, the UFO enigma has psychological., neurological, and sociological ramifications that explain much about the human cognizance of the mystery but there's something more.
And just what is that? That’s my ploy here, aside from the peripheral stuff noted atop which may thrill some of you, but not me necessarily.
RR
Two useless/foolish stories from my Google UFO newsfeed
Katie Perry sees a bright spot in the night sky and videos it. Who cares? It's just a bright dot!
And a guy captures "something" that the story headlines thusly:
