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@WillRommel I don't remember that, but I do remember having to do nuclear drills where we got under our desks. I'm sure that would have saved us 😂

@galaxopithecus I remember that day vividly. Did you also get sent home with a warning letter for your parents - about the movie “the day after”? We did.

I was in 4th grade, and my teacher was having trouble getting the TV working and connected to the antenna. The other 4th grade teacher came running in crying, saying the shuttle blew up. It was dramatic and definitely left an impression.

@ChadWst It's so true

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Ha! No I suspect for various reasons I'll never be asked to comment on anything. Which is fine, it doesn't have to be me. They could literally consult any reputable archeologist or biological anthropologist, if they were interested in the truth. I haven't watched the latest because frankly I just can't bring myself to sit through it. I know this sounds harsh, but it's just trash reporting. From people I used to think better of. It's thumb up the ass click bait that should be beneath them. It's certainly beneath their viewers

@galaxopithecus @Karenalexphi @LueElizondo NewsNation started off so promising with Grusch, but but then went downhill with a lot of things. I was waiting to see what you had to say about Ross's mummy doc. Unfortunately, you weren't in it.

Could agree more with @TheUfoJoe on this 👇🏻

This and (not to put words in Lue's mouth) I think exaggerated and unscientific claims. Personally I don't think media personalities do whistleblowers any favors when they feature their testimony in one episode, then breathlessly try to drum up interest in fake mummies or reptilian skeletons in the next. One topic is serious, the other isn't, but no distinction. It's all just chum for the waters. Granted not all media outlets do this, for which I'm thankful. But enough do it that it (IMO) delegitimatizes the topic more broadly. Especially when we're talking an outlet like NewsNation, for example.

@Karenalexphi I think this is the kind of stuff @LueElizondo meant when he said he wanted to destroy ufology. Debunkers are one thing. But people who supposedly want the truth, attacking whistleblowers?

It's been interesting to watch psychic phenomena become a bigger part of the UAP discussion. Although it's always been there, over the last year or two we're hearing a lot more about remote viewing, telepathy, "psionic assets," etc. Venture capital more visible. But also a lot of bullshit and grifting. It feels like it's leading somewhere, I'm just not smart enough to figure out where.

Now all of these UFO authors are going to start adding more and more conciousness and psychic information to their tall tales. There is a reason for that.

Skamania County, Washington has an ordinance that makes killing or harming Sasquatch illegal (a gross misdemeanor). Whatcom County, Washington formally designated Sasquatch an “endangered species,” giving it protected status. I personally don't think it exists as a natural animal mainly because I think someone would have hit one with a car by now. 😂 But, who knows.

@Mr_BenPrime @sicktanick If you want to RT yourself or even QT yourself, as long as it's in the privacy of your own home, I say have at it.

@sicktanick I QT myself sometimes to add a point or follow up on a joke the original tweet set up. But just RTing yourself is kinda weird. Certain people do it a lot and I am convinced it's some bullshit algorithm gaming thing. Trying to max their numbers per tweet or some shit.

People who RT themselves should be slapped with a glove.

@un1versalist Yeah they said the Internet was a phase

This is the most dangerous type of thinking of all, that AI is just a "phase" and we don't have to react to it because any action would likely produce an overreaction We have to separate our emotions from the facts.

@TkMe2UrLeader11 @JosephAPWilson1 @fratercrc @InterstellarUAP @rosscoulthart @morrisonMSK If he isn't being paid he's absolutely a true believer 😂

@JosephAPWilson1 @fratercrc @InterstellarUAP @rosscoulthart @galaxopithecus @morrisonMSK This guy must get paid. 😆😆

🚨 The Nazca Mummies are FAKE - A Product of Ghoulish Grave Robbing in Peru 👽🛸 "Once I understood that I was looking at a human being & someone was desecrating the remains to achieve a narrative....This is really gross" "It's an evil behaviour & It's something we should not prop up" Incredible work by Radiographer @TkMe2UrLeader11 who appeared on the Weaponized Podcast with Jeremy Corbell & George Knapp along with Will Brown & Dr Dan Proctor Do you believe the Mummies are real or an elaborate unethical hoax & the product of ghoulish grave robbing in Peru, South America?

@JosephAPWilson1 @fratercrc @InterstellarUAP @rosscoulthart @TkMe2UrLeader11 @morrisonMSK lol

@fratercrc @InterstellarUAP @rosscoulthart @galaxopithecus @TkMe2UrLeader11 @morrisonMSK How very un-Christian-like of you, Christian, to continue to slander people for having different views than you do. Please get the help you so desparately need.

I wrote this guest essay about autism for the Nature journal Pediatric Research, in the hopes that some in the medical and scientific communities may find some small inspiration in it. Science that doesn't feel the weight of a specific child tends to stay on the journal page and off the broken sidewalk. @doritmi @AlastairMcA30 @AutismSociety @emilykmay 👇👇 nature.com/articles/s4139…

@Val_NuestraCosa I got to handle the the foot bones when I was working on my dissertation. Took a tour of the caves and saw where it was found, very cool!

Scientists reconstruct the face of ‘Little Foot,’ a 3.67-million-year-old human ancestor - Earth.com apple.news/Ai_6zr2srTtCop…

@marleydidit4130 @JonStewartIL I believe an alien pancake 😂

@JonStewartIL a delicious potato chip ... or an alien scab, YOU BE THE JUDGE

I bet you don't know what he is holding in his hand..... #uaps #ufos #aliens #uaptwitter #ufotwitter

@InterstellarUAP Thank you! Yes, unfortunately totally fake. Sad to see people in media wasting their and our time with it.

@AnneK32815 @The_Astral_ Yeah that's a weird one

@galaxopithecus @The_Astral_ 10000+ people! Plus Kurt Russell seeing it from the air and calling it in…. Zero chance this one man was responsible for the entirety of the Phoenix Lights. I’m not sure what he hoped to gain from his confession, but I do hope he’s now at peace.

Michael Rogers, Travis Walton’s boss and brother- in-law admitted to helping hoax the Travis Walton abduction and the Phoenix Lights. 😳

@AnneK32815 @The_Astral_ That one made me scratch my head. Witness reports don't seem to line up with something one person could do. People saw a giant craft!

@The_Astral_ Oh now he’s added the Phoenix Lights to his list of capers? I’d love to know how he pulled that off, but I guess we’ll never know. I hope wherever he is now, he’s finally at peace.

@wired4wonder Creeeeeeeeeepy

The drawing of Lam by Aleister Crowley is still one of the most unsettling images in the history of the occult. Long before the modern gray alien became a staple of pop culture, this entity was sketched with that same haunting, oversized head and those deep, vacant eyes. Looking at it now, there is a distinct sense of coldness that does not feel human or even particularly welcoming. It is the one image that really makes you reconsider the idea of a peaceful cosmic neighbor. If this is what was looking back from the other side, we might want to be very careful about who we are trying to contact. Do you think this was just an imagination at work, or did he actually tap into something that should have stayed hidden?

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