The Las Vegas “insert: during the Grusch media-outburst
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Ron Press will appreciate this…
If there are efforts to confuse the Grusch escapade – UFOs have been gathered and studied for years – that Las Vegas “observation” of 8 to 10 feet tall aliens [ETs] in a backyard would, like the Flatwoods Monster episode (of 1952), be a signature example of a ruse to water-down UFO (flying saucer) sightings and news.
Those triggering such efforts, a MK-Ultra-like agency, created
to obscure or confuse public and news media attention to UFO accounts, is up to the task of fabricating a false UFO event on cue.
The reason? That goes to the heart of Grusch’s “disclosure” and earlier Don Keyhoe’s attempts to bring government shenanigans and hidden attempts to tamp down what the flying saucer [UFO] phenomenon is all about.
The U.S. government and most military constructs abroad are immersed in and obsessed with holding UFO intelligence tightly to a secrecy manifest.
Why?
It’s not just to keep secure the technology aspects inherent in UFO craft or held by possible entities piloting them.
It has to do with the profound reality and unknown – truly unknown – purposes of UFO intrusions for humanity’s existence here on Earth.
Whether UFOs come from interstellar civilizations or other quantum dimensions, no one really knows what those sending UFOs here are up to.
The governments may have clues or suggestive evidence of what UFOs are about, but, down deep, the purpose of UFO intrusion remains obscure, as Grusch’s real or concocted tale(s) indicate.
That Pasulka interview I inserted here is remarkable in that it (she) offers some real insight (whether consciously or unconsciously) about the long-time and current behavior of UFO insertions could mean, many cloaked by a “religious” overlay that muddies the meaning of UFOs for most of us who have long followed the phenomenon’s history right up to today.
You readers here are loath to accept the “theological” patina of the phenomenon, but it is palpably important, much more so than the irrational pleas to go through old accounts for “data” to find something worthwhile to explain the phenomenon.
The “explanation” is right there in front of you. And those well-read in Caravaca’s “theory” or the litanies of those who see the misinterpreted accounts of angels, devils, or other paranormal-like events have a leg-up on those sweltering in the idea that UFOs come from outer space.
Grusch’s “creative” (perhaps) dialogue, and Pasulka’s perceptive, but not pushed, outline of what UFO evidence of past insertions bespeaks tell us to be wary and inquisitive in the extreme of what the UFO presence means.
The reason? That goes to the heart of Grusch’s “disclosure” and earlier Don Keyhoe’s attempts to bring government shenanigans and hidden attempts to tamp down what the flying saucer [UFO] phenomenon is all about.
The U.S. government and most military constructs abroad are immersed in and obsessed with holding UFO intelligence tightly to a secrecy manifest.
Why?
It’s not just to keep secure the technology aspects inherent in UFO craft or held by possible entities piloting them.
It has to do with the profound reality and unknown – truly unknown – purposes of UFO intrusions for humanity’s existence here on Earth.
Whether UFOs come from interstellar civilizations or other quantum dimensions, no one really knows what those sending UFOs here are up to.
The governments may have clues or suggestive evidence of what UFOs are about, but, down deep, the purpose of UFO intrusion remains obscure, as Grusch’s real or concocted tale(s) indicate.
That Pasulka interview I inserted here is remarkable in that it (she) offers some real insight (whether consciously or unconsciously) about the long-time and current behavior of UFO insertions could mean, many cloaked by a “religious” overlay that muddies the meaning of UFOs for most of us who have long followed the phenomenon’s history right up to today.
You readers here are loath to accept the “theological” patina of the phenomenon, but it is palpably important, much more so than the irrational pleas to go through old accounts for “data” to find something worthwhile to explain the phenomenon.
The “explanation” is right there in front of you. And those well-read in Caravaca’s “theory” or the litanies of those who see the misinterpreted accounts of angels, devils, or other paranormal-like events have a leg-up on those sweltering in the idea that UFOs come from outer space.
Grusch’s “creative” (perhaps) dialogue, and Pasulka’s perceptive, but not pushed, outline of what UFO evidence of past insertions bespeaks tell us to be wary and inquisitive in the extreme of what the UFO presence means.
And created events like that Las Vegas silliness should not dissuade us or divert us from the critical importance of what the UFO presence implies: the fate of Earth's human species is at stake.
RR
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Thursday, June 15, 2023
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