Sunday, December 17, 2017

Aliens and Secret Defense Department Budgets


If you haven't read this article, you should:
Helene Cooper, Ralph Blumenthal, and Leslie Keandec (2017, December 16). Glowing Auras and ‘Black Money’: The Pentagon’s Mysterious U.F.O. Program. The New York Times, https://www.nytimes.com/2017/12/16/us/politics/pentagon-program-ufo-harry-reid.html?_r=0

WASHINGTON — In the $600 billion annual Defense Department budgets, the $22 million spent on the Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program was almost impossible to find....

...The program collected video and audio recordings of reported U.F.O. incidents, including footage from a Navy F/A-18 Super Hornet showing an aircraft surrounded by some kind of glowing aura traveling at high speed and rotating as it moves. The Navy pilots can be heard trying to understand what they are seeing. “There’s a whole fleet of them,” one exclaims. Defense officials declined to release the location and date of the incident.
I was never a believer in the possibility of long distance space travel and am still not entirely convinced but the video that was released by the US Defense Department, available at the NYT linked above, certainly raises questions.

Several years ago I witnessed a group of unidentifiable flying objects moving in tight coordination across the sky. I suspected they might be very high tech drones but still do not know what I witnessed. I started viewing recorded sightings of strange flying objects and found recordings of similar looking objects.

There is no way for people like myself to verify such observations but if they do signify something "alien" from Earth than our leaders should be forthcoming in sharing that revelation.

In the off chance there are truly aliens among us, I will re-new my plea to any aliens not to share advanced technology that we can turn against ourselves:

http://majiasblog.blogspot.com/2017/10/dear-aliens-thanks-but-no-thanks-were.html


5 comments:

  1. Maybe this is Trumps way of scaring the aliens away. That is, by setting the whole world on fire.
    https://www.alternet.org/right-wing/rebecca-gordon-trump-flamethrower-rebecca-gordon

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  2. https://nuclear-news.net/2017/12/18/another-radioactively-contaminated-russian-town/

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  3. The permanent lie. Our most dangerous threat.
    https://www.opednews.com/articles/The-Permanent-Lie-Our-Dea-by-Chris-Hedges-Permanent-War_Politicians_Reality_Resistance-171218-956.html

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  4. KEEP THE BRAIN DAMAGED CAPITALIST PIG-TOTALITARIAN FUKS LIKE TRUMP AND HIS ILK OFF OUR BACKS

    https://desultoryheroics.com/2017/12/15/zucktown-usa/

    zucktown usa
    There was a catch: paternalistic and omnipresent capitalism. Immaculately manicured trees were merely curtains obscuring a panopticon, one that kept workers behaviorally economized. (White workers, that is—the town expressly excluded black people.) “[Pullman] wanted to create a company town where everybody would be . . . content with their place in the capitalist system,” Jane Eva Baxter explained to Paleofuture. Workers were forced to rent—with no option to buy—the uniform row houses that corralled them, and from which they worried over persistent inspection and imminent eviction. Their employers likewise controlled which books filled their libraries and which performances took place in their theaters, and a ban precluded them from congregating at saloons or holding town meetings unless sanctioned by the Pullman Company, lest they entertain the notion of unionizing.

    The forced exchange not just of labor, but of personal autonomy, for the tenuous ability to buy bread or light one’s stove is, in a word, inhumane, and in three, cause for revolt. Pullman workers had organized several strikes throughout the 1880s, but none were so monumental as the one in 1894. In response to the prior year’s economic depression, Pullman opted to slash workers’ wages; rents, however, remained steadfastly fixed, enriching the company’s reported worth of $62 million while leaving workers with as little as two cents (after paying for housing costs). In partnership with the American Railway Union, four thousand Pullman workers, galvanized and desperate, withheld their labor, and legions of workers throughout the nation would soon join them. Yet the strike collapsed when the Cleveland administration, in a violent display of authoritarianism, deployed federal troops and imprisoned labor leaders. Not long after, by Illinois Supreme Court order, the town was forced to sell everything not used expressly for “industry.”

    Still, Pullman’s fiasco didn’t discourage other magnates. In 1900, chocolatier Milton Hershey began construction on a factory complex near a collection of dairy farms in rural Pennsylvania, where he declared there’d be “no poverty, no nuisances, no evil”—a Delphic precursor to Google’s now infamous and defunct slogan, “Don’t be evil.” To attract workers, Hershey reclaimed many of Pullman’s gilded comforts: indoor plumbing, pristine lawns, central heating, garbage pickup, and eventually, the theaters and sports venues any company town worth its salt would host.

    What was designed as a wholesome advertisement for the company quickly morphed into a miserly surveillance state. Hershey, who served as the town’s mayor, constable, and fire chief, patrolled neighborhoods to survey the maintenance of houses and hired private detectives to monitor employees’ after-hours alcohol consumption.

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  5. Fake UFO video. Elizondos ufo video fake
    https://www.rawstory.com/2017/12/ufo-conspiracy-theorists-now-determined-to-find-what-the-release-of-new-military-video-is-covering-up/#.WjpV-0joFII.twitter

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