re: Discussing Aliens/UFOs on Tucker

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Aliens are simply demonic beings presenting themselves as extraterrestrial. In the past, they masqueraded themselves to the ancients as mythological gods like, Thor, Zeus, Apollo, etc.
One day, maybe soon, they will present themselves to the public, where they will say they are our creators and there is no God.

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I'd imagine if we showed someone from the year 1020 a smart phone or a TV they would think you were a demonic wizard sent by Satan himself.

People always seem to want to use this excuse when they don't understand something. Look at Salem and tge witch trials back in the 18th century for a great example.

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Look at Salem and tge witch trials back in the 18th century for a great example

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Meanwhile in Louisiana churches...

Double-dom on that statement.

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One is a glowing ball of purplish blue plasma hovering about a thousand feet up at night, it turned orange and shot off quickly after some time. The other is a metallic object in broad daylight that appears to shift shapes about 5,000 to 7,000 feet up. Both completely silent

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upload it to YouTube and link it

Bottom line is that if a civilization is even a few hundred years ahead of us their technology would be beyond what we currently know, or think we know. Science is always revealing things we thought were impossible or improbable.

Now just think of a civilization that is thousands or even millions of years ahead of us.

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Clarke’s 3rd Law.

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Bingo!

British science fiction writer Arthur C. Clarke formulated three adages that are known as Clarke's three laws, of which the third law is the best known and most widely cited. They are part of his ideas in his extensive writings about the future.[1] These so-called laws are:
When a distinguished but elderly scientist states that something is possible, he is almost certainly right. When he states that something is impossible, he is very probably wrong.
The only way of discovering the limits of the possible is to venture a little way past them into the impossible.
Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.

I would guess "one world power/voice and you can join our galactic club".

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I think there's a theory out there that millions upon millions upon who the hell knows years ago there was humankind very much similar to ours now in terms of technological capabilities and human evolution. And the bastards killed themselves off completely with nuclear war. It might even be something like humankind like this has been wiped out and restarted many times. Or something like that, hell I don't know. Looks good on paper

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This is one I've given a lot of thought to. One such story I've heard is that it has actually happened 4 times in the past. But each time there has been a small segment of the population survive by moving off planet.

The biggest problem I think we have faced in all of this is that the establishment knows we have access to "otherworldly" technology, but due to the disruptance this would cause to the current global order these technologies are scrapped. Or at least kept under wraps. The same thing happened with Tesla when he was pushing for his wireless electric grid. It would have been free energy. JP Morgan shot that down by saying, "I can't put a meter on free" and that was the end of it.

So back to the breakaway civilization idea is that each time humanity progresses to a certain level, this choice has to be made. What are you gonna do with this technology you have acquired? Will you use it for humanity's benefit, or keep it under wraps. Each time leaders decide to keep it under wraps, there eventually becomes a group of people who simply move off planet. And we have one such group now. The team was formed by a coalition of six Nations. Scientist types mostly. And these folks come back once per decade and plea with the leaders to release the tech, but they keep getting shot down.

Or so the story goes. And if there's any truth in that particular story, it looks like they may have found a willing leader in Trump.

I'm reminded of something Trump allegedly said right after being elected. "I may not survive this first week, but if I do everyone is going to win." Those are interesting words. In order for everyone to win I think you're basically saying you're going to do something paradigm altering.

He also once said, "when you get right down to it, the technology is the real reason why I'm here."

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Any evidence to support this position ?

And by 'here', what exactly do you mean? Earth ? There's nothing 'local' in this part of the galaxy which we've observed that's remotely suitable for life to exist, and not advanced intelligent life

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sure.

whats the one place on earth that "we".. have literally zero access to?
..the single most inhospitable place for humans to wander on the planet?

antarctica.
more precisely...below that 2 km layer of ice.

under that that ice layer i believe is a range of 17-18 volcanoes with convecting phonolitic lava lakes
..and a rather peculiar ancient mountain range which you would not think should *not* exist under what is basically a glacier.

i do not believe there is anything else like it on the planet...and it had never been explored.



my guess is there is some interesting stuff there...

to my simple mind..
it is much more plausible that the flying objects that we can not identify...are either 1. from here.. or 2. "visitors" that have maybe been here longer than humans have been on this planet.

what if there are civilizations that view us the same way that we view those natives in the brazil rainforests?

what if we are seen as sooooo "primitive"...even knowing they exisit would destroy all we know and believe?

what is they are so far advanced.. we couldn't even percieved their existence.. much less have any sort of constructive relationship.


btw, the space force logo is curious to me?

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Top one is Orion (Hunter), left brightest star is Rigel.
Notice the Three Kings in the Orion's Belt and the Orion Nebula (M42) in the Orion's Sword.

Bottom left one is Cygnus (Swan), the bottom brightest star is Deneb.
Notice that it closely follows the shape of a swan in flight, albeit the apparent magnitude and position of other stars again seems rather random.

Bottom right one is a tricky one but might be the part of Andromeda with the Andromeda Galaxy, or the part of Lyra with Vega, or more likely - simply some randomly painted stars.

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i'd guess..
IF it true that there are 3 "alien" races that we met.. 2 are represented in those constellations (the 3rd has always been "here" on earth)




another guess..
what our ancestors knew as gods, angels and demons...and what we call "aliens"
are more than likely one and the same thing.

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Isn't God by definition an extraterrestrial being? What really is the difference between what you describe as supernatural ( a meaningless term imo) and what others are observing as UFO s and alien visitation?

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I mean, you can go right back to the Renaissance time period and see tons of examples of people painting spiritually themed paintings with UFOs clearly visible in the background...