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[Mister Agenda]

The problem with stooping to their level is that it doesn't really work for us.

[Fake Messiah]

House announces UAP hearings for Nov. 13

Join Ross Coulthart for a LIVE Q&A at 4p/3c this Wednesday following a House hearing on UAPs. Coulthart will break down testimony from former NASA administrator Michael Gold, Pentagon insider Lue Elizondo, journalist Michael Shellenberger and retired Navy Rear Adm. Tim Gallaudet. #NewsNation has talked exclusively with three of the four witnesses.

https://www.newsnationnow.com/space/ufo/...ng-nov-13/

Tim Gallaudet Former Navy official who claims his house is haunted by evil spirits, that his daughter is a psychic medium who talks to dead people and that he filmed tiny ghost UFOs flying around his psychic daughter's bedroom.

Lue Elizondo Former Pentagon official whose dubious UFO claims have been debunked as false for years. Currently on a for-profit tour promoting and selling his new UFO book which is riddled with errors and falsehoods. Claims he once used his psychic powers to turn into an angel.

Mike Gold Aerospace executive, and NASA consultant, who worked 13 years for Robert Bigelow, the former owner of Skinwalker Ranch.

Michael Shellenberger Independent journalist who's written multiple stories about UFOs and aliens.

[TheWhiteMarten]

Oh man, do I have a few... what would be a good start...

Sometime between 600 and 900 AD there existed a (likely) fiefdom or petty jarldom extending from Norfolk/Suffolk to Oxfordshire that for one reason or another has not been preserved in the written record; this was a time of massive strife so it isn't someone "trying to hide" as much as just erased from history by conflict. There may be a *small* amount of conspiring, but I think it's more just a lack of evidence issue.

140-ish round towers built in this era exhibit architecture is unique for the period, and the current dating seems anachronistic, being early by about 200-400 years based on the historical record of the area we know. Possible warlord and possibly one of the influences of the King Arthur mythos, fits certain anthropological/historical trends in the region as well. Large amount of potential mounds in the region spotted through a mix of satellite, drone, and Google Earth/street view footage, though I both lack the funds to buy surveying equipment, move to England, buy land, and test my theory - and even if I did, I don't want to be proven right as the mounds would then be messed with.

Still, at the high end of the conspiracy - possible fiefdom of "king" (jarl?) Arthur and possibly being hidden by academia.

Also a few stonehenge and Newgrange-like features up in Lincolnshire, but don't remember enough about those without finding all my old paperwork lol.

[Mister Agenda]

That sounds interesting. Do you have any links?

[TheWhiteMarten]

That sounds interesting. Do you have any links?

Unfortunately, mainly just maps I've printed out to remember where they are; "Round Church Towers of Anglia" will give you an idea of the buildings, with St. Mary the Virgin in Cranwich being one of the first that got me interested. Noticed these maps also happen to correlate to one of the theories of where King Arthur (or an inspiration to the story) was a Roman military leader-turned warlord sometime after the collapse of Roman Britain and could realistically fall into the time period King A was suppose to exist.

The towers on many of these churches are often constructed in a pre-Norman styles while being attached to Norman-era churches; for the longest time it was assumed they were built at the same time, despite often being made of different types of stones and again contrasting in architectural style; for whatever reason, East Anglia was fairly unique in having these structures. 

My more realistic theory is that this region of England did manage to stay Roman for a longer period of time than further north and thus a lot of the civilized individuals ended up here; with them came Roman stone-working and the round tower tradition and it merely persevered longer.

Less exciting than King Arthur's long lost empire though .

[Fake Messiah]

Nancy Mace, a sitting representative, has a merch line tied to UFOs.



https://secure.winred.com/team-mace/stor...ip/details

[The Grand Nudger]

Why not, everybody else in the government ufo train is on the take.