(February 5, 2016 at 12:41 pm)Lemonvariable72 Wrote:(February 2, 2016 at 7:30 pm)scoobysnack Wrote: I agree, the disclosure project information presented is pretty far out there. I think what it really comes down to is people really want to believe their government is telling them the truth, and that with such a big government of people on both sides of the political spectrum, something would leak out, and the media would gobble it up immediately to get the big story to share with the public. That's what I used to think when I was younger, but the more you research the military at least, it's actually pretty easy to keep the media silent, because it would be going against national security. I don't want to reveal anything classified, even if I had that information. Disclosure project is interesting especially the press conference.
The general population would be the last to know, that's a garuntee. They always classify the encounters and bring in scientists to study them, but it never goes public. When it does it's from testimony, but people on this board are waiting for the government to say so. Even then the government could lie. One of big reasons would be to create a threat to the whole world, which would unite the people of the world in a common cause so we would no longer worry about our differences such as nations or religion.
Even ex head of the CIA George HW Bush a few months ago when asked about UFOs at a recent event for Jeb Bush running for president responded that "the American people can't handle the truth". It's not the only time hes responded to questions like that, normally he says he can't talk about classified information.
If you prefer not to be on the cutting edge and risk researching possible incorrect information or even misinformation, you can wait for the government which you trust so much to tell you what to believe. What's interesting is all the people in this video worked for the government at very high levels, but everyone says they are liars. Probably because they think the individual can lie, but the government as a collective wouldn't lie and couldn't get away with it, because we would find out. Problem is who would you find out from? More government whistleblowers who you think are liars?
I dont trust the government at all, I am just skeptical that they could cover something so big when they couldn't even keep something like mk ultra secret. The issue is that these people make big claims and the evidence they use to back it up uses a lot of assumptions. Take area 51 as example. We know some secretive shit is going on there do to the security and eye witness testimony of the aurora spy plane (which has cases of multiple eye witnesses) the medical documentation for odd maladies of employees. But then you have this huge leap to 'aliens'. So I ask you, what is more believable, aliens, or the government experimenting with secret weapons to get an edge?
For sure it's easier to believe it's all human, but the information available suggest it's something more advanced. Yes, things leak out, but they don't really enter the collective minds of the masses. The term conspiracy theory for example is a psychological slide so when people hear it they don't continue to investigate, they move on. It came from the CIA after the Kennedy assassination to get people to buy the version the government was selling.
There are so many instances of ufos coming in and shooting beams of light into missile silos making nuclear warheads non functional. Plus the people in this video at least are not truck drivers seeing things in the night when they are on the road. These are people in my opinion who are fairly credible to the point it's worth listening to what they are saying. People who worked in NASA, and saw pictures of buildings on the backside of the moon. People in the military with high security clearances and air traffic controllers that have recorded flying metallic objects moving at speeds and angles that airplane can't.
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