Tuesday, August 01, 2023
Danger is at the door but 911 isn’t working
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My little title, above, for this posting is a silly take on
the UFO [UAP] Grusch thing.
If David Grusch is not a psychopath, offering demented fiction, and his tales are based on true, actual information, that we, American citizens, can’t get access to, my little title sums up the situation we are in.
If David Grusch is not a psychopath, offering demented fiction, and his tales are based on true, actual information, that we, American citizens, can’t get access to, my little title sums up the situation we are in.
The U.S. Pentagon is not about to help us out of our fears that David Grusch's information is true or not and scary as hell if it is.
My pals, and they are pals (nuts as I think their responses are to the matter), Kimball, Bragalia, Randle, particularly, are asea in their thinking. Even the studious and often brilliant but inherently off base when it comes to the Super Reality that hovers over human existence – Bryan Sentes – is out of the loop.
These guys – and it’s mostly guys, the women in UFO circles rather quiet about the maelstrom – are really mixed up, intellectually or mentally, when it comes to the Grusch exposés.
Yes, his non-adorned info lacks an evidentiary base, but what he indicates has been, for all the UFO years we long-timers have been into and onto the UFO (flying saucer) quagmire, the substrate that has kept us enthralled -- an ET or paranormal actuality to the UFO phenomenon, known by U.S. government agencies and held in secret for a garden of reasons -- has been our fallback belief.
Now, a man with credible credentials by all accounts has either gone bonkers or turned into a con man with ulterior motives yet to be determined.
Paul Kimball is a healthy, normal guy with no UFO axes to grind. He usually pursues the quaint charms of life with sidetracks to ghost hunting, so he does believe in other subsets to our everyday “reality.”
Why he’s complimenting Kevin Randle on clear thinking in the Grusch matter is beyond me.
Kevin and Tony Bragalia are Roswell die-hards and believers in everything that Grusch’s information supports: crashed flying disks, non-human (ET) beings gathered, and a government cover-up that has lasted since 1947.
Of course Grusch’s accounts need substantiation. They are, so far, without public verification.
But some Congressional light-weights are on it and they’ve got the U.S. military against a wall. Yes, that wall is like paper mache but it’s, at least, a wall.
For me, as you well know, the UFO enigma (when explained or understood) is a doorway to what reality really is.
That idea was a quintessential underlying of Paul Kimball’s dear(est) friend, Mac Tonnies and Paul’s uncle, the long-pursuer of UFO truth, Stanton Friedman.
That Paul is now eschewing the views of those close to him betokens something amiss in his (Paul’s) thinking.
Tony and Kevin are just pissed that Grusch may end up being the whiz who provided the UFO explanation, when they wished to be that dude.
All the Grusch naysayers have a dog in the fight: they are guys who envy Grusch’s current 15 minutes of fame.
We who find Grusch credible and sane hope he comes out of this unscathed and full of encomiunic glory.
After all, his steps-forward took guts – even if those guts are sociopathic.
RR
My pals, and they are pals (nuts as I think their responses are to the matter), Kimball, Bragalia, Randle, particularly, are asea in their thinking. Even the studious and often brilliant but inherently off base when it comes to the Super Reality that hovers over human existence – Bryan Sentes – is out of the loop.
These guys – and it’s mostly guys, the women in UFO circles rather quiet about the maelstrom – are really mixed up, intellectually or mentally, when it comes to the Grusch exposés.
Yes, his non-adorned info lacks an evidentiary base, but what he indicates has been, for all the UFO years we long-timers have been into and onto the UFO (flying saucer) quagmire, the substrate that has kept us enthralled -- an ET or paranormal actuality to the UFO phenomenon, known by U.S. government agencies and held in secret for a garden of reasons -- has been our fallback belief.
Now, a man with credible credentials by all accounts has either gone bonkers or turned into a con man with ulterior motives yet to be determined.
Paul Kimball is a healthy, normal guy with no UFO axes to grind. He usually pursues the quaint charms of life with sidetracks to ghost hunting, so he does believe in other subsets to our everyday “reality.”
Why he’s complimenting Kevin Randle on clear thinking in the Grusch matter is beyond me.
Kevin and Tony Bragalia are Roswell die-hards and believers in everything that Grusch’s information supports: crashed flying disks, non-human (ET) beings gathered, and a government cover-up that has lasted since 1947.
Of course Grusch’s accounts need substantiation. They are, so far, without public verification.
But some Congressional light-weights are on it and they’ve got the U.S. military against a wall. Yes, that wall is like paper mache but it’s, at least, a wall.
For me, as you well know, the UFO enigma (when explained or understood) is a doorway to what reality really is.
That idea was a quintessential underlying of Paul Kimball’s dear(est) friend, Mac Tonnies and Paul’s uncle, the long-pursuer of UFO truth, Stanton Friedman.
That Paul is now eschewing the views of those close to him betokens something amiss in his (Paul’s) thinking.
Tony and Kevin are just pissed that Grusch may end up being the whiz who provided the UFO explanation, when they wished to be that dude.
All the Grusch naysayers have a dog in the fight: they are guys who envy Grusch’s current 15 minutes of fame.
We who find Grusch credible and sane hope he comes out of this unscathed and full of encomiunic glory.
After all, his steps-forward took guts – even if those guts are sociopathic.
RR
