Tucker on UFO's
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Two things he said are true.
- There are UFO sightings by credible people we cannot explain.
- There are politicians who are controlled by federal agencies, through blackmail and other means.
“Cry havoc and let slip the DOGE of war!”
Those who cheered as J-6 American prisoners were locked in solitary for 18 months without trial, now suddenly fight tooth and nail for foreign terrorists’ "due process". — Buck Sexton
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A third thing: At least one person testified, under oath, that biologic, non-human, remains have been found.
"Non-human" could be a cow, or a frog, of course.
"Now look here, you Baltic gas passer... " - Mik, 6/14/08
The saying, "Lite is just one damn thing after another," is a gross understatement. The damn things overlap.
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Ancient astronauts theorists such as Georgio Tsoukolos and David Childress, all agree that we are not alone in the Universe.
Maybe all those undisclosed expenses in question are going to Brandon Fugal (a person who could, I suspect, very well be real life Bond villain) and the producers of The Secret of Skin Walker Ranch.?
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Secret_of_Skinwalker_Ranch
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I am absolutely convinced that there is "alien life" out in the universe, but there is no credible evidence that the government is hiding it from us. Why would the aliens agree to cover up their own existence just because the government tells them to do so? If they have visited us, I have yet to see any credible evidence to support it. Although it's anecdotal, I have spent untold number of all-nighters imaging and observing the universe. I have seen nothing to suggest that "they are here". Why are they so elusive? Why don't they make themselves known to us? They could possibly solve most, if not all of our problems here. Do away with all of this mystical bullshit that keeps us hating each other. Show us the path to other worlds to relieve this planet of the stresses put on it and even our own existence, by an ever increasing human population, that continues to exacerbate the hate, division and the destruction of the only planet that we currently and actually know for certain, will sustain us.
Maybe they are waiting for us to go extinct so they can move in. lol
Just one galaxy M31 (actually there are several galaxies in that image) that I had the lead role in imaging. M31 contains hundreds of billions of stars. It's bigger and more populous than the Milky Way Galaxy. To believe that no other evolving and life sustaining planet exists, even in our own galaxy, is just ignorant.
I don't need to hear one word on the subject from a hate-filled, division generating marketeer. And human "testimony" means absolutely nothing to me. What exactly makes a human "credible"? Humans lie. Even when "under oath".
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In the pie chart of possibilities regarding extra terrestrial life visiting earth, the wedge where they visited, the government found them, kept the evidence, and successfully covered it up for decades, occupies a piece so small that Cynthia Nixon could eat it without breaking her hunger strike in support of Hamas murdering babies.
Education is extremely important.
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A third thing: At least one person testified, under oath, that biologic, non-human, remains have been found.
"Non-human" could be a cow, or a frog, of course.
@George-K said in Tucker on UFO's:
A third thing: At least one person testified, under oath, that biologic, non-human, remains have been found.
"Non-human" could be a cow, or a frog, of course.
That could explain the undisclosed expenses the senator is questioning.
The US government has been found liable in the in Intergalactic Civil Courts for the death of intelligent and highly evolved extraterrestrial life resulting from the wilful destruction of their space craft while visiting the planet Earth to take selfies in and around US military installations.
The US is being sued big time and it’s too embarrassing to admit that their legal
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He used to have writers and editors, who were apparently important constraining influences. He can still say some decent stuff, but the ET tangent the conservatives have taken is ridiculous. It does shore up the idea that "the right" in our current context has to do with heterodoxy, more than some alignment with traditional conservative values. It's been interesting watching that happen. The left used to be the heterodox tribe. It's completely flipped.
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In the pie chart of possibilities regarding extra terrestrial life visiting earth, the wedge where they visited, the government found them, kept the evidence, and successfully covered it up for decades, occupies a piece so small that Cynthia Nixon could eat it without breaking her hunger strike in support of Hamas murdering babies.
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In the pie chart of possibilities regarding extra terrestrial life visiting earth, the wedge where they visited, the government found them, kept the evidence, and successfully covered it up for decades, occupies a piece so small that Cynthia Nixon could eat it without breaking her hunger strike in support of Hamas murdering babies.
@Horace said in Tucker on UFO's:
In the pie chart of possibilities regarding extra terrestrial life visiting earth, the wedge where they visited, the government found them, kept the evidence, and successfully covered it up for decades, occupies a piece so small that Cynthia Nixon could eat it without breaking her hunger strike in support of Hamas murdering babies.
Ooooo excellent cross-thread reference!
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Two things he said are true.
- There are UFO sightings by credible people we cannot explain.
- There are politicians who are controlled by federal agencies, through blackmail and other means.
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There used to be a time when I thought that TC was at least a somewhat decent journalist.
Why does he have to make me feel embarrassed about myself thinking that back then?
@Klaus said in Tucker on UFO's:
There used to be a time when I thought that TC was at least a somewhat decent journalist.
Seems to me that he went off the rails when he accused the FBI of wiretapping his phone and that he had proof.
Why does he have to make me feel embarrassed about myself thinking that back then?
You have plenty to be embarrassed about without Tucker's help. Take heart, friend.
"Now look here, you Baltic gas passer... " - Mik, 6/14/08
The saying, "Lite is just one damn thing after another," is a gross understatement. The damn things overlap.
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I recently read a story about an ethereal intelligent being that lived on the sun.
It made it's way here but couldn't be seen.
There is probably some very strange life out there and it may or may not have visited here.
I'll believe anything, I'm pretty gullible.
It is fun believing the stuff that Tucker presents.
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I am absolutely convinced that there is "alien life" out in the universe, but there is no credible evidence that the government is hiding it from us. Why would the aliens agree to cover up their own existence just because the government tells them to do so? If they have visited us, I have yet to see any credible evidence to support it. Although it's anecdotal, I have spent untold number of all-nighters imaging and observing the universe. I have seen nothing to suggest that "they are here". Why are they so elusive? Why don't they make themselves known to us? They could possibly solve most, if not all of our problems here. Do away with all of this mystical bullshit that keeps us hating each other. Show us the path to other worlds to relieve this planet of the stresses put on it and even our own existence, by an ever increasing human population, that continues to exacerbate the hate, division and the destruction of the only planet that we currently and actually know for certain, will sustain us.
Maybe they are waiting for us to go extinct so they can move in. lol
Just one galaxy M31 (actually there are several galaxies in that image) that I had the lead role in imaging. M31 contains hundreds of billions of stars. It's bigger and more populous than the Milky Way Galaxy. To believe that no other evolving and life sustaining planet exists, even in our own galaxy, is just ignorant.
I don't need to hear one word on the subject from a hate-filled, division generating marketeer. And human "testimony" means absolutely nothing to me. What exactly makes a human "credible"? Humans lie. Even when "under oath".
@mark said in Tucker on UFO's:
I am absolutely convinced that there is "alien life" out in the universe, but there is no credible evidence that the government is hiding it from us. Why would the aliens agree to cover up their own existence just because the government tells them to do so? If they have visited us, I have yet to see any credible evidence to support it. Although it's anecdotal, I have spent untold number of all-nighters imaging and observing the universe. I have seen nothing to suggest that "they are here". Why are they so elusive? Why don't they make themselves known to us? They could possibly solve most, if not all of our problems here. Do away with all of this mystical bullshit that keeps us hating each other. Show us the path to other worlds to relieve this planet of the stresses put on it and even our own existence, by an ever increasing human population, that continues to exacerbate the hate, division and the destruction of the only planet that we currently and actually know for certain, will sustain us.
Maybe they are waiting for us to go extinct so they can move in. lol
Just one galaxy M31 (actually there are several galaxies in that image) that I had the lead role in imaging. M31 contains hundreds of billions of stars. It's bigger and more populous than the Milky Way Galaxy. To believe that no other evolving and life sustaining planet exists, even in our own galaxy, is just ignorant.
I don't need to hear one word on the subject from a hate-filled, division generating marketeer. And human "testimony" means absolutely nothing to me. What exactly makes a human "credible"? Humans lie. Even when "under oath".
Prime Directive?
“Cry havoc and let slip the DOGE of war!”
Those who cheered as J-6 American prisoners were locked in solitary for 18 months without trial, now suddenly fight tooth and nail for foreign terrorists’ "due process". — Buck Sexton
