Disclosure & Attention Diversion: What are we missing, and what is the real story?

[Mister Obvious]

Well on the off chance you noticed the couple times I logged on here from Wright-Patterson about a year or so ago...

Okay that's hot, I'm intrigued.

But don't tell me.

I'm going to build a fantasy around this.

[Mister Obvious]

There's a crush depth for how deep you can go underwater.

So, 1000 miles must be the crash height.

I've watched so many videos on this topic recently so there's no chance I'd remember which one but...

One of them was likening space to the deepest parts of the ocean because the pressure is so immense.

Is it just me, or does it seem like space travel (and deep sea travel for that matter) are like way too complicated and we're not supposed to do either one?

[GXT]

Lol see I wanted to set your mind at ease but I also didn't want to ruin it... so yeah, of course I wouldn't actually tell you the truth probly

[Mister Obvious]

Were you driving the Area 51 transport truck by chance?!

https://imgur.com/a/WDMoNMl

Wait, don't tell me, don't tell me!

*wistfully scribbles in notebook*

[Mister Obvious]

Despite being just about fed up with the UFO rabbit hole, I started watching a series called "UFOs: The Best Evidence" on the Gaia channel. I got the 7 day free trial which I will be canceling before I'm charged, lol. I figured this would be good to fall asleep to.

Anyway, it says the series came out in 2017 and is hosted by George Knapp. To my surprise, the terribly dated graphics (the budget was clearly not much) gave it away in the first 5 seconds, this series is actually from 1994. Wow... seeing Knapp so young again really is poignant.

Mostly, I just want to be part of the "UFO community" and attend a bunch of UFO conferences, because the merch looks fire. They were showing footage of all the different shop stands and one of them was offering badass alien t-shirts for ONE DOLLAR.

Damn dude.

It just looks like a good time all around. Looks like a place where you could have a lot of fun and cross paths with some really strange people. If I had the funds to support such a lifestyle, I'd just travel around all the time and attend these UFO events. I mean, I'd do other stuff too. But I'd mostly just travel, and my focus would be on stuff like this.

But what really compelled me to make this post is a feeling I keep getting every time I see one of the classic "flying saucer" type UFOs in the photos they're showing, ranging from the 1950s through the '90s...

I wanted to say this the other day, but I just didn't get around to it. I think those silver flying saucers are VERY old tech.

And I don't mean it's like ancient tech or something, I'm saying that I think it could just be REALLY OLD manmade craft.

Like a craft from the 1890s or the 1910s. That's what it's giving. That's the vibe.

What if it's just been manmade shit all along, and Bob Lazar's "Sport Model" for example is just their really old stuff. Hell, maybe that's why they started having a bunch of crashes in the '40s. Cuz the craft are getting so old.

It's a mildly depressing thought, not gonna lie.

[Mister Obvious]

I mean...

What if Nikola Tesla invented UFOs and that's where this started, at least in the modern age?

His first public demonstration of the Tesla coil was in 1891.

So that's the timeframe UFOs would have been invented if Tesla was responsible.

[Mister Obvious]

He even thought he had received signals from aliens.

This is documented.

What if he tried to build a space ship?

Or...

What if he received directions on how to build one?

[Mister Obvious]

Nikola Telsa can't be responsible for literally everything though, come on.

That's way too much for one dude in one lifetime.

Right??

[Dark Dick]

I mean...

What if Nikola Tesla invented UFOs and that's where this started, at least in the modern age?

His first public demonstration of the Tesla coil was in 1891.

So that's the timeframe UFOs would have been invented if Tesla was responsible.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aurora,_Te...O_incident

[Mister Obvious]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aurora,_Te...O_incident

she stated that Haydon "wrote it as a joke and to bring interest to Aurora. The railroad bypassed us, and the town was dying."

Dude.

We're talking EIGHTEEN NINETY FREAKING SEVEN.

To bring interest to Aurora???

I could understand that explanation post-Roswell, but 50 years beforehand???

Planes were invented in 1903 BTW. Who the fuck is talking about a flying saucer crash almost 10 years before THAT???

Furthermore, if "Etta" (who might have been made up entirely) was 86 at the time of her interview in 1980, that means she'd have been THREE YEARS OLD at the time of the incident in 1897, sooo...

Not saying she might not have heard some talk of this guy making some shit up when she was growing up, but who knows if he wasn't just trying to diffuse the attention he'd gotten, or maybe someone threatened him. But one person who really ain't a good witness either way is this (made up?) Etta person who was too young to remember much of anything back then.

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/d/d3/Haydon_article%2C_Aurora%2C_Texas%2C_UFO_incident%2C_1897.jpg

Like yeah, the whole "Mars" supposition is a little out there, but the rest of it reads like a report from Roswell itself. And why would the guy make up the part about the windmill when EVERYONE could attest as to whether there really was a windmill there or not??

The part about the hieroglyphics... they were found on the Roswell crash too.

BTW, pretty sure Tom Delonge said they were Greek letters though. I need to find that clip.

This is all I can find in a super fast search:

https://www.reddit.com/r/aliens/comments...ht_and_the

[Dark Dick]

Also, all those UFO's/Sky Visitors depicted in the Renaissance portraits, Bible, ancient manuscripts, Native American history, Aztec/Maya/Inca/Olmec carvings/paintings, and prehistoric cave art.

[Dink Beaver]

https://www.reddit.com/r/aliens/comments...x_news_an/

[Mister Obvious]

Also, all those UFO's/Sky Visitors depicted in the Renaissance portraits, Bible, ancient manuscripts, Native American history, Aztec/Maya/Inca/Olmec carvings/paintings, and prehistoric cave art.

I visited the Louvre back in the early 2010s and it was shocking the number of UFOs depicted in those paintings.

https://www.reddit.com/r/aliens/comments...x_news_an/

Dude WTF? Either that guy has no idea WTF he's talking about, or he thought it was common knowledge that there are people deployed on a moon mission right now.

He said it totally nonchalantly, he stated it like it was just a given fact.

[Mister Obvious]

https://www.amazon.com/stores/Jacques-Va...B001K8JD8Q

[Mister Obvious]

Skipping to 50:00 and they better start talking about UFOs or I'm out.

[Mister Obvious]

Oh I'm onto the REAL GOOD SHIT NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!

So I kept seeing this astronaut fella Brian O'Leary in the "UFOs: The Best Evidence" show and I had to look into him because, well frankly, he just seemed so damn nice and pleasant.

A remote viewing experience in 1979 and a near-death experience in 1982 initiated O'Leary's departure from orthodox science. Beginning in 1987, O'Leary increasingly explored unorthodox ideas, particularly the relationship between consciousness and science, and became widely known for his writings on "the frontiers of science, space, energy and culture".

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brian_O%27Leary

https://www.amazon.com/stores/Brian-OLea...B001HPRDZ2

[Mister Obvious]

4:54 look at him proudly hold his books... sigh, I love this man. Not sure where he's coming from with the whole climate change thing, but I do know that if I were an Eskimo, he could definitely sell me ice.

[Mister Obvious]

I definitely remember watching some of his interviews, probably this very one, back when it was popular around 2009. Project Camelot is widely regarded as BS, but they really had their heyday.

[Mister Obvious]

7:50 "Mother Earth" ain't going anywhere though. For real. I get where he's coming from to a degree, but there really are so many other planets out there that are probably damn near identical to this one. I'm not saying we shouldn't protect it, and of course IT IS precious. This planet will be fine, it's humanity we're subconsciously mourning, if anything. There have been many iterations of human-like creatures throughout history, and our stint will be undoubtedly brief. Hell, it's probably already just about over.

If humanity is "killing" the Earth, the Earth will kill humanity. It's that simple. We're tiny little microbes on the surface, we're not a big deal and I'm sure we're easily dealt with. There are untold natural mechanisms to deal with such issues. To think otherwise is a severe underestimation of Earth and nature in general.

I wanna hear about this guy's NDE. He probably never gets around to talking about it though.

17:08 so wild that they were planning a mission to Mars all the way back then, I've heard this mentioned in several videos at this point. First I'd heard of it, actually. They're still bullshitting us about a manned mission to Mars to this day.

Here's the book he wrote about it:

https://archive.org/details/mars1999exclusiv00olea

Apparently he shares the story of his NDE somewhere in this book...

https://archive.org/details/exploringinnerou0000olea

The uploaded book is an autographed copy, that's pretty cool.

24:00 he claims Carl Sagan doctored the Face on Mars photo.

30:48 he mentions the NDE. Okay he's talking about it. He saw the light and wanted to become one with it, and so he did. Then it sounds like he came right back. So he took a short journey. When they're back in their body so soon, it usually means they didn't go too far into whatever those NDE realms are. It's very interesting he gave up all his belongings and bought a van and went to Cali afterward.

There's more about the NDE on page 130 of his Inner/Outer Space book, let me read it real quick. It doesn't go much more in depth, and I still think the Cali takeaway is the most interesting part. He admits that the NDE must have happened in order to shake up his life and inspire him to move.

37:35 he said black-ops tried to recruit him "20 or so years ago", so like early 1990s.

[Mister Obvious]

They always act like threats are the main reason these would-be whistleblowers don't come forward...

That's bunk.

You can't tell me there aren't at least 5 dudes with hardcore solid proof who also don't give a single shit about their families...

Think of the fame and glory that would come along with being THAT GUY, the one who finally disclosed that UFOs are real and aliens exist.

Especially if you were hot, there would be plenty to gain by coming forward.

They need to just go ahead and take the risk...

Grandma has lived a great life, she's old. Your Karen-ass wife is a total bitch, fuck her. The kids are annoying, prolly dumb too. Just go ahead and blow the whistle.

The biggest risk would be if they kill your dog or something. Even Sparky can take one for the team, it is what it is.