Do you believe in UFO's? Flying Saucers? Aliens?

Where do I go to research that?

 

Good question Mister T. There are 14000 estimated objects like meteors and rock-like things which fall to earth everyday. Most of them fall into the oceans. Scientists know they (rocks) carry living organisms which have the pugnacity to take hold here on our planet. Such LIVING organisms have .been discovered on the OUTSIDE of the International Space Station. The Andromeda Strain was a film produced many years ago for the purpose of making money. The author of the book which the film was based on had a science background. Scientists have for a long time been saying some living organisms found on earth do not fit into the usual species, famillia, etc.

 

Going by memory ... I seem to remember her name is OZLEM. Her story is easily found on the Net.

 

Here it is

The Husband-and-Wife Team Behind the Leading Vaccine to Solve Covid-19

 

She's a lot younger than me but I think she's hot looking woman, smart and good looking!

 

I wouldn’t turn her down

 

It's not "if you believe" When the pentagon has confirmed the existence of them recently. It's no longer disputed if they exist.

 

It's no longer disputed that something exists.... as of yet "they" still remain unidentified.

 

Forget about Covid and Crisper technology, modern science is rapidly learning the language of bacteria, and can already talk to bacteria in their own language. Bacteria fly around the world in the upper atmosphere, and can learn foreign languages, because everything in nature speaks the same language, which the computers are only now becoming powerful enough to spit out. You could say half of everything can the be thought of as fated, including humanity's science and technology now achieving a singularity, and learning the truth about our existence.

The Pentagon often knows the truth, but won't even admit it to themselves. The timing of Covid suggests mother nature is prepared to make demands and, now, has everyone's attention.

 

I agree the coronavirus is of terrestrial origin. And yet we’re only too aware of the immune challenge posed by the emergence of brand new pathogen such as the novel coronavirus.
Even fully vaccinated we may need booster shots to protect ourselves from the variants.

With that in mind, Imagine being exposed to germs or microbes from another world, our immune systems would be completely helpless against such a foreign invader.

 

Deep sea bacteria have already proven to be invisible to the human immune system. If bacteria could take over the whole damned world, they already would have done so and, in fact, the weaker strains are what tend to prevail, with diversity ensuring greater productivity, by leveraging more of the available sources of energy. The earth is not a machine, its a super-organism, as much a collection of diverse organisms, as it is a single organism, like a coral wreath. Darwin only accounted for classical evolution, but evolution is fundamentally quantum mechanical, which is noncommutative.

 

Since the pandemic has begun UFO sightings have skyrocketed

 

“Metallic blimp” - that’s EXACTLY what I saw (along with a handful of other contractors and service members) on a large raid camera screen in Afghanistan in 2019!!!!!!!!

 

The navigator on that UFO was saying a one of the guys on Earth was looking at his butt!

 

Heheheee!!

 

Pyramids are ancient history, NASA needs more space cadets, and Mars needs more women! The Pentagon needs a vacation, but somebody has to pretend to be in charge around here.

 

the day may come when we are able to visit their worlds, (if we somehow manage to avoid the dumb thing of destroying our environment past where we can exist in it),
but we cannot expect to be welcome, until we outgrow the attitude that everything else in the universe, exists for the sole purpose of our existence and amusement.

if there is any lesson, its that everything we set eyes on isn't there for us to abuse. even on our own world, let alone others.
and yes, for their own security and that of a kind of galactic united nations, many worlds have good reason to keep an eye on whether we make that quantum leap
in advanced mature morality, before we make any in ways of getting there.

 

Salon is reporting that former Senator Harry Reid tried for several years to acquire classified authority so he could go and have a look at UFO fragments which were in possession of Lockheed Martin. The Pentagon refused to give him permission. Harry Reid was Senate Majority Leader.

 

the fear of the alien, is white guilt, for the mistreatment of the indiginous.
all things are possible, but the fear of the unknown begins and ends, not with the unknown, but with ourselves.

to anyone who can cross space, we are the indiginous, and the imagined surperiority of our egos doesn't like that.
and yes, i believe there are billions of worlds, each with their own technologies and life forms.

that there might even be a kind of galactic united nations and also perhaps rogue worlds that are against it,
and perhaps even those who would like us to take sides is such a dissagreement.

for its part, and that of all peaceful worlds, and we would too, were we among them,
is the hope that some day our species on our world, someday grow up in our perspective,
to realize we are no more the center and purpose of existence, then any of the rest of them.

no more, and if and when we thus mature, no less either of course.
though some may, be far advanced, not only in knowledge, but in wisdom as well.

still people are people and not gods and machines are machines and belief has little if anything to do with it.

and i understand the pentagon's position, they do need places to do things and try things with a reasonable assurance the rest of the world isn't able to watch in any great detail.
at the same time though, unless in times of declared war, constitutionally they are intended to be under civilian supervision.

and perhaps all there ever was at a crash site was a debree field with no black box and no users manual.
and perhaps we have been no better then monkeys at trying to piece things together and figure out how they were supposed to have worked.

and perhaps there is a bit of collective embarassment at not having been able to do more with any of it.