Radio messages from the space

[Giorgino]

Would be nice to ask about the real origin of these messages:

http://www.nsa.gov/public_info/_files/ufo/et_intelligence.pdf
http://www.nsa.gov/public_info/_files/ufo/key_to_et_messages.pdf

Bye.

 

[Mrs.Tigersoap]

Hi Giorgino,

Can you tell us a bit more about these messages (what they are about, how you found them, why you want to ask the C's about them, etc.) ? :)

 

[Giorgino]

Mrs. Tigersoap, good evening.

Well the link talks clear about the source: http://www.nsa.gov
The fact that they are now under the "Declassification and Transparency" section makes them interesting. :) I wonder why?

Here you have more "transparent" documents:
http://www.nsa.gov/public_info/declass/ufo/index.shtml

I wouldn't loose anyway a lot of time on them :)

 

[Archaea]

I've read the keys to ET messages one, and I've read around a little bit about it. It seems the two views of it are that it's a legitimate attempt to decode an alien signal which the NSA has disclosed to the public quietly in order to lay the ground for ultimate discloser of UFOs. The second view is that it was a training exercise to see if they could decode a legitimate ET signal if one were ever to occur.

Regardless of it's origin, I think it's an interesting read in it's own right, and I think the method and logic to it could be useful in decoding crop circles. My first attempts to decode crop circles were based on this very paper in fact. So I think there is value in it for someone who is mathematically inclined, or even linguistically inclined, but I think it's fairly useless in trying to understand UFO's and ET intelligence. This is because it doesn't give any other information about the circumstances surrounding the signal except that it was a radio transmission from outer space.

 

[davey72]

If they are coming from the government in any way then are are most assuredly disinfo. IMO.

 

[SMM]

If they are coming from the government in any way then are are most assuredly disinfo. IMO.

Agreed. If a radio signal from space was in fact retrieved and decoded by the government or PTB, it'd be propagated to the public to suit those disseminating's agenda, the NSA in this case.

Regardless of it's origin, I think it's an interesting read in it's own right, and I think the method and logic to it could be useful in decoding crop circles. My first attempts to decode crop circles were based on this very paper in fact. So I think there is value in it for someone who is mathematically inclined, or even linguistically inclined, but I think it's fairly useless in trying to understand UFO's and ET intelligence. This is because it doesn't give any other information about the circumstances surrounding the signal except that it was a radio transmission from outer space.

Crop circles can be induced by STS forces. Looking for an origin and source as well as meaning is key to decoding them OSIT. :)

 

[Duke]

I've read the keys to ET messages one, and I've read around a little bit about it. It seems the two views of it are that it's a legitimate attempt to decode an alien signal which the NSA has disclosed to the public quietly in order to lay the ground for ultimate discloser of UFOs. The second view is that it was a training exercise to see if they could decode a legitimate ET signal if one were ever to occur.

Regardless of it's origin, I think it's an interesting read in it's own right, and I think the method and logic to it could be useful in decoding crop circles. My first attempts to decode crop circles were based on this very paper in fact. So I think there is value in it for someone who is mathematically inclined, or even linguistically inclined, but I think it's fairly useless in trying to understand UFO's and ET intelligence. This is because it doesn't give any other information about the circumstances surrounding the signal except that it was a radio transmission from outer space.

I have a look at the crop circle connector every now an then. There you will find a guy by the name of "Red Collie", he seems to be "on the ball" with the numbers and alignments etc.