The Paranormal Chris

2021 Syria UAP Video: Proof of Alien Technology of Something Prosaic? After combining my original analysis of the video that was released in February of this year from @JeremyCorbell (has me blocked), along with verifying information through AI, and a recent interview with a former USAF RPA Sensor Operator, I published my second article on Medium that breaks down the technical information that explains why the object doesn’t actually exhibit “instantaneous acceleration”. Check it out and let me know what you think. @paranormalchris615/2021-syria-uap-video-proof-of-alien-technology-or-something-prosaic-8abe9cecac87" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">medium.com/@paranormalchr…

@YounisJoseph It is the furthest thing I’ve seen from realistic.

Completely opposite experience. This movie was in fact very profound and I suspect the people leaving this movie were the ones who needed instant gratification, salient action, and broiling, predictable plots. Here's my experience as a sci-fi fan: 1. It's different than other ET movies in that it doesn't cut you off at the most anticipated scenes - you get to experience the results of mounting anticipation with well choreographed mass reactions 2. It's depictions are not corny - I am not a fan of skyscraper level tripod Aliens or ionized mycomutated abominations. It's harrowingly realistic and executed in well-defined detail 3. It focuses on ultra-realism - rather than mold the real world context to the sci-fi, it adapts the sci-fi into the context of real life 4. The message is timely, not timeless - corny movies attempt to draw timeless platitudes into their message. The message from this movie is genuinely useful, especially today I think a lot of people missed the point too. The ending was abrupt, and confusing if you were not engaged.

ICIG complaint about reprisals ruled credible and urgent, which is just a threshold that needs to be met to push to ODNI to trigger an investigation. And guess what the DoDIG determined about the reprisals claim in their investigation? There were not reprisals. He had security violations and behavioral issues that screwed with his clearance. You can’t use that “credible and urgent” excuse anymore. The ICIG only investigates reprisals, fraud, waste, and abuse. Not alien craft and bodies. You all are suckers

Not an "idol" , he's a credentialed ex-intel officer (GS-15) whose ICIG complaint was ruled credible & urgent. Just testified again on Capitol Hill this week with Reps. Luna, Burlison & others exposing slush funds & demanding declassification. Reprisals reported, witnesses corroborate. Not fraud! Nice try though.

You don't know what he presented either, why do you have such a hard on for the most important UAP whistleblower of our time? Makes me wonder what your motives truly are.. I don't think you are after the truth about the phenomenon, but instead are running a smear campaign against the people holding the keys to the truth.

@MeltedMindz I did watch the movie

@LegacyProgramVP Maybe you should of watched the movie instead of watching other people and texting?

It really is THAT bad. I was texting/messaging people during the movie and found myself looking around watching other people’s reaction. I did see two people walk out of my theater.

@MaxEllison2048 @rwg686 @AlchemyAmerican Massively successful?

@LegacyProgramVP @rwg686 @AlchemyAmerican How he's massively successful and people like him?

Disclosure Day was like if Spielberg just read the captions for all of Jesse Michels (@AlchemyAmerican) posts of his goofy podcast episodes of whistleblowers, UFOs, unrealistic technology, combined them, asked ChatGPT to make a script using key talking points, edit in some atrocious CGI VFX, and said “make me a movie about Disclosure”. It’s THAT bad and unbelievable.

@ultra_orbs @AlchemyAmerican No. He’s not intentionally lying about what he believes. Believing something to be true and making claims isn’t perjury. Intentionally deceiving and lying to Congress under oath is perjury

@LegacyProgramVP @AlchemyAmerican David has testified under oath. So if he's lying, wouldn't he have been arrested by now?

David Grusch discusses the various UFO types that have crashed at sites across the United States and gives an epic shoutout to American Alchemy for our interview with Brazilian Defense Minister Aldo Rebelo who confirmed the Varginha UFO crash involving non-human entities in 1996

@frick_jerad Because jdizzle is far better.

@LegacyProgramVP I’m still in disbelief that someone calls themselves paranormal Chris lmao

Disclosure Day is getting ripped apart by critics. Clearly, I’m with the majority that was severely disappointed in the film.

@ZeroNineTwenty3 @ultra_orbs @AlchemyAmerican Touché

@ultra_orbs @LegacyProgramVP @AlchemyAmerican How would they know he’s lying? Everything he discusses is top secret and classified. You can’t get arrested if they’re not allowed permission to view the evidence. If there is any.

@overclassifiedx @AlchemyAmerican Yet none of that has been substantiated. And you don’t know what he presented. There’s a reason that man doesn’t work in the IC anymore.

@LegacyProgramVP @AlchemyAmerican He has presented evidence, behind closed doors. Just because it's not publicly available to you does not mean it did not happen.

@Stefano_Cellino I think those critics scores are legit bought and paid for. No way people think it’s that good. I mean, sure. Some people with low standards in cinema but this was pretty bad for the hype going into it.

@LegacyProgramVP I seen close to 10 people leave and not come back lastnight. I stuck it out. I was Hoping the end would be satisfying and it wasn't. To everyone saying it's a great movie you are being paid or you're stupid.

Analyzed simply as a movie, “Disclosure Day” was a failure. Will go into more details in a later “Missive from Babylon,” but here is my summary: —Acting: not good (a few moments excepted) —Music score: shockingly unmemorable, given that it was written by John Williams —Story: uninteresting; countless missed opportunities; explained almost nothing; it didn’t dive into any fascinating lore, or present a compelling narrative —Writing: often bad; dialogue didn’t work in many places; came off forced/contrived —Theology/Philosophy: utterly shallow; felt like “New Atheist” level of “thinking”: clearly intended to subvert the Catholic Faith at every turn, given its ubiquitous use of Catholic imagery and themes It had some good/funny moments here and there. But overall, a massive failure. It felt like it was put together super fast and haphazardly. Even its use of CGI was bad. I went to “Disclosure Day” quite literally for research purposes—to study what kind of messages powerful forces in our society want to put out there. I’ll definitely have more thoughts on that, but what I experienced was simply a bad film. The worst Spielberg I’ve ever seen.

@matthewfiddy You can’t be serious

@LegacyProgramVP In a few years we will all look back and realise what an integral part this movie played in the disclosure process. Why can’t you see this?

@The_Astral_ They really did

I just rewatched the final Disclosure Day trailer. Turns out the biggest disclosure was that they already showed us the entire movie in the trailer. 🫠

@JoeyShadow96 @AlchemyAmerican My wife thinks so

@LegacyProgramVP @AlchemyAmerican You sound like such a cool guy

@everyonecalmdwn @AlchemyAmerican Or I just think the movie sucked. Go see Masters of the Universe instead.

@LegacyProgramVP @AlchemyAmerican Your either a professional rage baiter or a hateful little man

@WeaponexBand @AlchemyAmerican You’re right. Gullible low IQ people thinking the movie is based in reality is.

@LegacyProgramVP @AlchemyAmerican Sounds amazing then. To be fair, you’re clearly not the target audience btw.

@maira4yo But it was terrible.

Emily Blunt carried Oppenheimer, The Devil Wears Prada, A Quiet Place, and Edge of Tomorrow… she has never once been in a bad movie and Disclosure Day is not starting that streak

@BrianRoemmele “Accurate grasp of the situation” - huh? I’m sorry. What part is accurate?

UPDATE: Disclosure Day Movie It was Sold Out, I was early. It is a solid movie with a beautiful storyline and an accurate grasp of the situation. The writers did their research and dove in to the telepathic and physical aspect of the phenomenon. I went in with an open mind but truth is I was biased to the negative. I was turned around. It is not about the special effects but the nuanced treatment of the subject and contacted. A good tenderizer for what is up ahead for us. The audience clapped.

@AEfterlife117 @ApollosMission What’s going on in the world? Because last I checked, the UFO videos have been a joke. Birds, balloons, drones, flares, satellites, camp fires, planets, etc. Absolutely NOTHING extraterrestrial.

@ApollosMission It was an amazing film...I guess most of you goons have no idea what's actually going on in the world with this topic

Disclosure Day was atrociously bad. I mean, potentially one of the worst movies I’ve ever seen. Multiple people got up and left the theaters, people were on their phones, fidgeting and completely uninterested. Uninteresting, corny beyond belief, premise sucked. Acting was just bad. Music cringed me out. This felt like a boomer blockbuster, and Steven Spielberg tarnished himself with this one. Rough watch, if you can stay awake. Save your money.