Another drip in the drip-drip-disclosure:
Imminent Alien Disclosure?
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The PTB are building the legal framework for Alien disclosure. It has been discussed before that the IAA 2024 in its section 1104 obliges officials and companies working with the government to report any material or information in their possession concerning the UAP phenomenon.
It is to be expected that other governments will follow the same steps and issue laws for their officials or others to legally hand over their UFO research and recovered material.
It doesn't matter if the vehicle works or if they have managed to make it work, it doesn't matter if the object is extraterrestrial, it is enough to look alien enough. The goal is to make believe, and the laws issued give seriousness.
It is also possible that in the near future a government contractor will deliver an "extraterrestrial" vehicle and the whole world will marvel and ufologists will sing victory. The evidence will go viral like that alien autopsy video from the 90s.
The legislation notes that it applies to “any activities relating to the following”:
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It is to be expected that other governments will follow the same steps and issue laws for their officials or others to legally hand over their UFO research and recovered material.
It doesn't matter if the vehicle works or if they have managed to make it work, it doesn't matter if the object is extraterrestrial, it is enough to look alien enough. The goal is to make believe, and the laws issued give seriousness.
It is also possible that in the near future a government contractor will deliver an "extraterrestrial" vehicle and the whole world will marvel and ufologists will sing victory. The evidence will go viral like that alien autopsy video from the 90s.
Senate’s intelligence authorization bill questions ‘reverse engineering’ of government-recovered UAPs
The legislation notes that it applies to “any activities relating to the following”:
- Recruiting, employing, training, equipping, and operations of, and providing security for, government or contractor personnel with a primary, secondary, or contingency mission of capturing, recovering, and securing unidentified anomalous phenomena craft or pieces and components of such craft.
- Analyzing such craft or pieces or components thereof, including for the purpose of determining properties, material composition, method of manufacture, origin, characteristics, usage and application, performance, operational modalities, or reverse engineering of such craft or component technology.
- Managing and providing security for protecting activities and information relating to unidentified anomalous phenomena from disclosure or compromise.
- Actions relating to reverse engineering or replicating unidentified anomalous phenomena technology or performance based on analysis of materials or sensor and observational information associated with unidentified anomalous phenomena.
- The development of propulsion technology, or aerospace craft that uses propulsion technology, systems, or subsystems, that is based on or derived from or inspired by inspection, analysis, or reverse engineering of recovered unidentified anomalous phenomena craft or materials.
- Any aerospace craft that uses propulsion technology other than chemical propellants, solar power, or electric ion thrust.
Senate’s intelligence authorization bill questions ‘reverse engineering’ of government-recovered UAPs
Buried in the Senate’s approved text of the Intelligence Authorization Act (IAA) for fiscal 2024 are inclusions that would direct deeper transparency regarding government encounters with unidentified anomalous phenomena and any associated attempts made to date to inspect or reverse engineer...
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This recent session by the U.S. House Intelligence Committee was a joke, with nothing exposed, as all of their testimonies were mild admissions and unfathered denials of the truth.
I finished reading Desouza's book about a week ago. I shared similar sentiments to Alejo where I wished he would cite more sources for some of the beliefs he shared about. Unlike say, Laura's or John Keel's work, he drops a lot of information in this "just so" fashion, and it's really hard to make heads or tails of it. It was interesting to read the memorandum on pg 55 of the book The Extradimensionals.
One red flag that came up for me was on pg 166 where he recommended lucid dreaming or "Cosmic Introspection" (a term he doesn't define although he capitalizes it) to recover memories of UFO abductions or other alien interference. He also cautions against the use of hypnosis on the grounds that it involves "the intrusion of another human consciousness into the process."
I like how aware Desouza is that there are negative influences out there, monitoring and manipulating people and harvesting gametes and so on.
I’m not sure I agree with some of his reasoning behind coming up with all the neologisms he has.
For the Powers that Be he suggested “elite powers in charge” (EPIC), which as anyone who is familiar with millennial slang surrounding the word “epic” would know it is a little off-brand for the incredible, unspeakable evil they perpetuate in their rule as a feeding mechanism for 4D STS.
Another neologism example is, he wants to rename UFOs as PLASMAs, which means “paranormal living aura-reading soul-printing mobile area scanners). It seems to attach a whole lot of descriptive baggage to what to most people just looks like a strange light in the sky. And then there’s the whole idea of “paranormal,” which I don’t think is a very precise term and can end up being more confusing than clarifying. On page 189 he describes these autonomous aura imprint scanners dog-fighting with one another to try and steal soul imprints from one another. I’m not really sure what to make of that. From what I remember about what Ra said about 4D, it is supposed to be a harmonious place, with maybe some fighting in the earlier stages of 4D STS to establish the correct feeding chain.
In his list of “current rising tribes in the Awakened Community” he lists the following:
I googled the term “true death returnees” and the only result that came up was a link to this book. He suggested this as a replacement for “near death experience,” but that’s a bad idea since NDE study is a perfectly respectable discipline, and just making up new jargon just introduces confusion. To me there’s something a bit sloppy about developing a neologism for a well-established field of investigation and then describing it as a “rising tribe.”
To me most of this list has nothing to do with “tribes,” since all lucid dreamers, medical intuitives, or people who communicate with aliens or with angels are definitely not of the same tribe just on the virtue of practising a modality. To his credit at least he mentions preppers and micro-nations and other community-based collectives, which fit the definition of tribe much more. On the whole I thought ending the book with a call to network and form tribes or communities of awake and aligned people was good advice, but I’m preaching to the choir on that score.
On the whole after finishing the book I feel like he's sincere but maybe a little too confident in his own thinking and his own position.
One red flag that came up for me was on pg 166 where he recommended lucid dreaming or "Cosmic Introspection" (a term he doesn't define although he capitalizes it) to recover memories of UFO abductions or other alien interference. He also cautions against the use of hypnosis on the grounds that it involves "the intrusion of another human consciousness into the process."
I like how aware Desouza is that there are negative influences out there, monitoring and manipulating people and harvesting gametes and so on.
I’m not sure I agree with some of his reasoning behind coming up with all the neologisms he has.
For the Powers that Be he suggested “elite powers in charge” (EPIC), which as anyone who is familiar with millennial slang surrounding the word “epic” would know it is a little off-brand for the incredible, unspeakable evil they perpetuate in their rule as a feeding mechanism for 4D STS.
Another neologism example is, he wants to rename UFOs as PLASMAs, which means “paranormal living aura-reading soul-printing mobile area scanners). It seems to attach a whole lot of descriptive baggage to what to most people just looks like a strange light in the sky. And then there’s the whole idea of “paranormal,” which I don’t think is a very precise term and can end up being more confusing than clarifying. On page 189 he describes these autonomous aura imprint scanners dog-fighting with one another to try and steal soul imprints from one another. I’m not really sure what to make of that. From what I remember about what Ra said about 4D, it is supposed to be a harmonious place, with maybe some fighting in the earlier stages of 4D STS to establish the correct feeding chain.
In his list of “current rising tribes in the Awakened Community” he lists the following:
- Out-reachers (meditating to speak to aliens)
- True Death Returnees (because “near-death experience” makes it sound like they didn’t actually die when many of them did but came back)
- Clear-Hearers (people who hear voices from their higher self)
- Para-Investigators (people who research paranormal phenomena)
- Angel-Speakers (talking to angels)
- Christ Based Transcendents (Christians who believe in woo)
- Ekashic [sic] Seers/Travellers (lucid dreamers)
- Medical intuitives
I googled the term “true death returnees” and the only result that came up was a link to this book. He suggested this as a replacement for “near death experience,” but that’s a bad idea since NDE study is a perfectly respectable discipline, and just making up new jargon just introduces confusion. To me there’s something a bit sloppy about developing a neologism for a well-established field of investigation and then describing it as a “rising tribe.”
To me most of this list has nothing to do with “tribes,” since all lucid dreamers, medical intuitives, or people who communicate with aliens or with angels are definitely not of the same tribe just on the virtue of practising a modality. To his credit at least he mentions preppers and micro-nations and other community-based collectives, which fit the definition of tribe much more. On the whole I thought ending the book with a call to network and form tribes or communities of awake and aligned people was good advice, but I’m preaching to the choir on that score.
On the whole after finishing the book I feel like he's sincere but maybe a little too confident in his own thinking and his own position.
I'd say it's a mixed bag, but what I do know for a fact is that, the results deeply depend on what one is anticipating or expecting from it. The cases you shared about your friends going on trips, it sounds like they were simply looking for a magic pill to save them from whatever might've been troubling them.
That is, they were in a state of not looking to work on themselves and simply go a take some drugs who offer the promise of salvation, anyone in that mindset, when taking something so deeply altering, is an easy prey in my opinion.
Just saw some background on this on Twitter. Looks like Rich Dolan might be the one who heard this originally (maybe there are others), but at least in 2020 he wasn't comfortable revealing the source. He doesn't mention the religion thing here, though, just that he was weeping, or very close to it:
And a similar story from Bryce Zabel's co-writer on Dark Skies, who was neighbors with John Herrington (Former Asst Sec of Navy & Sec of Energy) as a teenager. He told him he spent 6 weeks being briefed in the Reagan administration on UFOs and spent weeks crying. He allegedly told him: "I have three girls. This is the world they're going to grow up in."
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Dunno if this guy has been mentioned, I only recently found his YouTube channel. Chris Lehto, seems an intelligent bloke to me. In this vid he looks at the dinosaur media, the old corporate monoliths now rapidly facing oblivion. He rails against their censorship, and kinda makes me think of the authoritarian follower's mindset. Is disclosure coming? Probably! But it all depends on what form this disclosure is made. Dolan predicted the Fascist disclosure, where key concepts were omitted and concealed. Sadly this seems still the most likely scenario, given what I read in the last C's session. A subterranean race of hominids with secrets of the stars? You gotta be kidding me son, what are you smoking? 
Who knows what will be revealed, we only have what we suspect, which in my case is undersea bases filled with life and technology we can only dream of. But once Pandora's box is opened, who knows what will tumble out? It's time to be sharp and perspicacious that's for sure.
Who knows what will be revealed, we only have what we suspect, which in my case is undersea bases filled with life and technology we can only dream of. But once Pandora's box is opened, who knows what will tumble out? It's time to be sharp and perspicacious that's for sure. 
I was thinking about that too. And I've wondered: When you make an experiment it's because you want to find out something, prove or disprove a hypothesis. What was the hypothesis here? That a group of souls could be indefinitely trapped and controlled under certain material conditions combined with all sorts of psychological manipulation? Maybe a question for the Cs?
Regarding the Cs saying "you are an experiment" here's what they had to say:
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The Living Force
When reading about how we are an experiment and that we do not have control over ourselves, I have had the idea that the experiment can be about seeing whether or not this accelerates the learning of the being.
In the new age literature it is claimed that the so-called Lucifer people provide the catalyst for the experience, they manufacture it shall we say.
Wars, diseases, famines, etc, etc...
And it just occurred to me as I write this, that since this planet may be some kind of STS farm, the experiment may come from 4D STS to see if that type of action/manipulation improves a type of "harvest" that is more convenient for them.
just an idea i just had
Coulthart on Greer:
Apparently some of the witnesses who have come forward to testify to Congress failed background checks, and these are probably some of the ones steered there by Greer. Coulthart says he doesn't have a high opinion of Greer (because he has made dubious statements), but that some of his witnesses are credible - he's just not very discriminating.
Maybe only loosely related to this thread, but @Wandering Star discussion of them working with the experiment for better harvesting techniques, reminded me of this recent interview.
This interview with Mel-K and Rosanne Barr, (mostly about Hollywood, Mel Gibson, and Satanists) has an interesting point to make on the lyrics to the song “We appreciate power” from an old GF of Elon Musk. Rosanne and Mel-K both say “that’s them!” That’s what they believe. (as in that’s them talking to us)
A couple of the repetitive lyrics are: We appreciate power, what will it take to get you to capitulate? submit, submit, submit, AI will reward us, and pledge allegiance to the wolds most powerful super computer. Also, in the lyrics “Neanderthal to human being killed the gene”. And, “give me something good
God's creation, so misunderstood”
The whole interview was pretty interesting, but nothing new (accept that Rosanne did not swear because Mel-K and the interviewer are both Christians. The song lyrics are discussed starting at minute 26:30 and it's only a couple of minutes long. (I’m still suspicious of the Mel Gibson interview, but Rosanne says she has a close relationship with Mel, and it seem to support that the video is authentic. Dunno?)
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This interview with Mel-K and Rosanne Barr, (mostly about Hollywood, Mel Gibson, and Satanists) has an interesting point to make on the lyrics to the song “We appreciate power” from an old GF of Elon Musk. Rosanne and Mel-K both say “that’s them!” That’s what they believe. (as in that’s them talking to us)
A couple of the repetitive lyrics are: We appreciate power, what will it take to get you to capitulate? submit, submit, submit, AI will reward us, and pledge allegiance to the wolds most powerful super computer. Also, in the lyrics “Neanderthal to human being killed the gene”. And, “give me something good
God's creation, so misunderstood”
The whole interview was pretty interesting, but nothing new (accept that Rosanne did not swear because Mel-K and the interviewer are both Christians. The song lyrics are discussed starting at minute 26:30 and it's only a couple of minutes long. (I’m still suspicious of the Mel Gibson interview, but Rosanne says she has a close relationship with Mel, and it seem to support that the video is authentic. Dunno?)
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