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Definitely have heard that one.
But Carter being such an overt man of faith and extremely well educated makes that story rich with possibilities.
But Carter being such an overt man of faith and extremely well educated makes that story rich with possibilities.
Agristotle said:
Jimmy Carter's final days have recycled the story of him weeping after receiving the intelligence briefing on aliens. I would love to hear some of y'all riff on that.
He was probably weeping because of how terrible of a President he was (and at the time, had been to that point) and it was just happenstance that he learned about aliens right before.
CNN is an enemy of the state and should be treated as such.
You better be careful, the same people that ban us for joking about aliens are also the same people that ban us for making fun of democrats…
Edit: That sounds like a Rage Against the Machine song:
"Some of those that ban posters (for alien humor), are the same that ban posters (for political humor)." And then he goes "UGGGHHHH!" Y'all know that Rage song I'm talking to about…
Edit: That sounds like a Rage Against the Machine song:
"Some of those that ban posters (for alien humor), are the same that ban posters (for political humor)." And then he goes "UGGGHHHH!" Y'all know that Rage song I'm talking to about…
aggiephoenix02 said:
You better be careful, the same people that ban us for joking about aliens are also the same people that ban us for making fun of democrats…
Maybe the aliens are hiding in plain sight amongst us wearing democrat skinn suits.
I think this thread is now at the perfect place to see if this overbearing and manipulative moderator wants to delete posts and ban people just to keep the thread on the course that THEY themselves want, or letting the thread grow and develop naturally.
I have a feeling their inner fascist will show itself…
I have a feeling their inner fascist will show itself…
I have heard this claim, but have never seen a video or actual source that wasn't a conspiracy website.Agristotle said:
Jimmy Carter's final days have recycled the story of him weeping after receiving the intelligence briefing on aliens. I would love to hear some of y'all riff on that.
That actually makes a lot of sense. Almost too much sense…
They Live was a documentary.
yeah, I think the story goes, "a senior aide" walked in on him weeping after the briefing. Probably not a lot of witnesses to the POTUS crying.
Agristotle said:
yeah, I think the story goes, "a senior aide" walked in on him weeping after the briefing. Probably not a lot of witnesses to the POTUS crying.
Here's my hang up with aliens. How many decades have we supposedly "known" about them now? What are the chances that everyone in the know (besides Bob Lazar or whatever his name is) takes those secrets to their graves?
Bob Lazar is a fraud, he made up his bio largely, was busted for a number of things before he became "famous" for aliens.
But the question you ask is exactly why as much as I would like to believe it's true, I can't. The government can't keep a secret for anything. And the biggest secret in the history of humanity being kept under wraps for the better part of three generations now doesn't seem remotely plausible.
Not to mention, why would only the US know? So everyone else is that good at keeping it secret too?
But the question you ask is exactly why as much as I would like to believe it's true, I can't. The government can't keep a secret for anything. And the biggest secret in the history of humanity being kept under wraps for the better part of three generations now doesn't seem remotely plausible.
Not to mention, why would only the US know? So everyone else is that good at keeping it secret too?
Thought experiment time.
Imagine Europe as it existed in 900AD on the surface of the planet as the x-axis on a graph. The y-axis that creates a 2D space is the distance across the ocean. If you're living on that x-axis as a European in the 10th century, you have no reason to believe that there is anything beyond the horizon. Not land. Not people. Not strange animals. Not anything. Hell, the ocean may drop off into Oblivion. Who knows? Sure, the Greeks had hypothesized 1400 years before that the Earth was round, but what does that mean? Nothing to me, I have a goat to milk or some crap.
At some point, someone (the Vikings, probably, because it seems like those dudes were ready for anything) set off across that expanse and located a whole other land that was teeming with different people and different animals. They traversed the y-axis that makes up the "2D" space covering the surface of the planet.
But there's also a "z-axis" in this thought experiment. That would be the "ocean" of space. There's now way we can know for a fact that if we developed the means to traverse the z-axis that we wouldn't find new land and people and animals just like our ancestors did over a thousand years ago.
And if you are a religious person as I am, I don't see any reason why the discovery of new worlds teeming with life or whatever has any implication of the existence of God. If we learn to sail the ocean black along the z-axis and locate a "new new world" among the stars, there's no reason it means that it wasn't "created" in the same way nova scotia was "created". That discovery - to me - would only mean that the grand plan is even grander than I can imagine.
Anyway, I don't know if there are aliens out there. I don't have any reason to believe that there are, and I don't have any reason to believe that there are not. I'd be fascinated to learn either way, but for me, it wouldn't create a theological crisis.
Imagine Europe as it existed in 900AD on the surface of the planet as the x-axis on a graph. The y-axis that creates a 2D space is the distance across the ocean. If you're living on that x-axis as a European in the 10th century, you have no reason to believe that there is anything beyond the horizon. Not land. Not people. Not strange animals. Not anything. Hell, the ocean may drop off into Oblivion. Who knows? Sure, the Greeks had hypothesized 1400 years before that the Earth was round, but what does that mean? Nothing to me, I have a goat to milk or some crap.
At some point, someone (the Vikings, probably, because it seems like those dudes were ready for anything) set off across that expanse and located a whole other land that was teeming with different people and different animals. They traversed the y-axis that makes up the "2D" space covering the surface of the planet.
But there's also a "z-axis" in this thought experiment. That would be the "ocean" of space. There's now way we can know for a fact that if we developed the means to traverse the z-axis that we wouldn't find new land and people and animals just like our ancestors did over a thousand years ago.
And if you are a religious person as I am, I don't see any reason why the discovery of new worlds teeming with life or whatever has any implication of the existence of God. If we learn to sail the ocean black along the z-axis and locate a "new new world" among the stars, there's no reason it means that it wasn't "created" in the same way nova scotia was "created". That discovery - to me - would only mean that the grand plan is even grander than I can imagine.
Anyway, I don't know if there are aliens out there. I don't have any reason to believe that there are, and I don't have any reason to believe that there are not. I'd be fascinated to learn either way, but for me, it wouldn't create a theological crisis.
oragator said:
Bob Lazar is a fraud, he made up his bio largely, was busted for a number of things before he became "famous" for aliens.
But the question you ask is exactly why as much as I would like to believe it's true, I can't. The government can't keep a secret for anything. And the biggest secret in the history of humanity being kept under wraps for the better part of three generations now doesn't seem remotely plausible.
Not to mention, why would only the US know? So everyone else is that good at keeping it secret too?
The only thing I know about Lazar I learned passively from the JRE podcast.
He was very upset for several weeks from what I gather. Something clearly upset him.Agristotle said:
Jimmy Carter's final days have recycled the story of him weeping after receiving the intelligence briefing on aliens. I would love to hear some of y'all riff on that.
Our thoughts on the current controlled EXTRATERRESTRIAL reality disclosure process and related US GOV cover-up? Once the uneasy, contagious giggling subsides, how will our civilization and the mislead sheep adapt to this publicly known reality? Are the good Shepherds withholding the truth in our best interest? Perhaps multiple species are involved?
Not only is it plausible, but any reasonable, rational thinking person should be able to connect a few dots. Not sure they can even be termed dots at this point. The NYT article in Dec 2017 sorta pulled the plug. That toothpaste aint going back in the tube...oragator said:
Bob Lazar is a fraud, he made up his bio largely, was busted for a number of things before he became "famous" for aliens.
But the question you ask is exactly why as much as I would like to believe it's true, I can't. The government can't keep a secret for anything. And the biggest secret in the history of humanity being kept under wraps for the better part of three generations now doesn't seem remotely plausible.
Not to mention, why would only the US know? So everyone else is that good at keeping it secret too?
Our thoughts on the current controlled EXTRATERRESTRIAL reality disclosure process and related US GOV cover-up? Once the uneasy, contagious giggling subsides, how will our civilization and the mislead sheep adapt to this publicly known reality? Are the good Shepherds withholding the truth in our best interest? Perhaps multiple species are involved?
You should probably post 10 more times in a row so you don't look so crazy.
Beast of Burden said:Agristotle said:
yeah, I think the story goes, "a senior aide" walked in on him weeping after the briefing. Probably not a lot of witnesses to the POTUS crying.
Here's my hang up with aliens. How many decades have we supposedly "known" about them now? What are the chances that everyone in the know (besides Bob Lazar or whatever his name is) takes those secrets to their graves?
This is the single most compelling data point against the "the government knows!" narrative.
Because believing what the government is telling us, and believing in aliens crashing on our planet is totally sane…
Aliens are always portrayed as being one of three things:
1 super serious creatures
2 dumbasses, they may be smart, but have no common sense
3 evil murderous beings that kill everything
But! What if, hear me out now, aliens have a superior sense of humor!?! Like Andy Kaufman is child's play humor to them, Norm McDonald is what they were doing in their preadolescent.
Wouldn't that be crazy? An alien species that is just amazingly funny and witty? Yeah, betcha never thought of THAT!
1 super serious creatures
2 dumbasses, they may be smart, but have no common sense
3 evil murderous beings that kill everything
But! What if, hear me out now, aliens have a superior sense of humor!?! Like Andy Kaufman is child's play humor to them, Norm McDonald is what they were doing in their preadolescent.
Wouldn't that be crazy? An alien species that is just amazingly funny and witty? Yeah, betcha never thought of THAT!
"I just flew in from the Orion gamula, and boy are my flippers tired!"
POTD
Blue star for you sir.
Blue star for you sir.
aggiephoenix02 said:
Because believing what the government is telling us, and believing in aliens crashing on our planet is totally sane…
Right.
"We flew millions of light years to get here but just couldn't handle the New Mexico desert".
Even if there were beings, from off-world, I still wouldn't believe they are aliens, more likely genetically modified and engineered organic robots that were created after the voyage or just before the probe/craft arrived here.
That makes more sense than aliens…
Edit: Think of it like a small scale version of Rendezvous with Rama.
What I'm saying is they could be SOME MANY things, but some posters in here are just set in one mind frame, "IT'S ALIENS!"
That makes more sense than aliens…
Edit: Think of it like a small scale version of Rendezvous with Rama.
What I'm saying is they could be SOME MANY things, but some posters in here are just set in one mind frame, "IT'S ALIENS!"
I highly recommend anyone interested in this topic to watch the episode of the new season of Unsolved Mysteries on Netflix called "Paranormal Rangers."
It's about two Navajo Nation Rangers (I.e., cops) who in addition to their normal cop duties were assigned to a "Paranormal Unit" and this episode details some of their noteworthy cases. Bigfoot, UFOs, and Skin Walkers are all present for the party.
If you're too cool for Netflix, here's a presentation one of the Rangers gave at a UFO conference in 2019 which covers some of the cases from the show. The Netflix show is obviously far more entertaining.
It's about two Navajo Nation Rangers (I.e., cops) who in addition to their normal cop duties were assigned to a "Paranormal Unit" and this episode details some of their noteworthy cases. Bigfoot, UFOs, and Skin Walkers are all present for the party.
If you're too cool for Netflix, here's a presentation one of the Rangers gave at a UFO conference in 2019 which covers some of the cases from the show. The Netflix show is obviously far more entertaining.
CNN is an enemy of the state and should be treated as such.
aggiephoenix02 said:
Even if there were beings, from off-world, I still wouldn't believe they are aliens, more likely genetically modified and engineered organic robots that were created after the voyage or just before the probe/craft arrived here.
That makes more sense than aliens…
Edit: Think of it like a small scale version of Rendezvous with Rama.
What I'm saying is they could be SOME MANY things, but some posters in here are just set in one mind frame, "IT'S ALIENS!"
There's a name for what you described. Aliens.
aggiephoenix02 said:
Even if there were beings, from off-world, I still wouldn't believe they are aliens, more likely genetically modified and engineered organic robots that were created after the voyage or just before the probe/craft arrived here.
That makes more sense than aliens…
Edit: Think of it like a small scale version of Rendezvous with Rama.
What I'm saying is they could be SOME MANY things, but some posters in here are just set in one mind frame, "IT'S ALIENS!"
So off-world genetically modified and engineered organic robots don't count as aliens? Curious what your definition of aliens covers.
If humans were to stumble across possible alien life, would we walk right up to it and shake its tentacle? No, there would probably be some robotic liaison that we would first use. That robot isn't an alien, and neither would be the things that are here now.
Still NOT aliens…
Still NOT aliens…
If humans visited another planet with beings on said planet, WE would be the aliens. However, if we sent robots, no matter the material, (plastic, metal, organic, etc.), those robots would NOT be aliens. The beings on that planet may think our robots are aliens, but they are not, they're just robot probes…Rocagnante said:aggiephoenix02 said:
Even if there were beings, from off-world, I still wouldn't believe they are aliens, more likely genetically modified and engineered organic robots that were created after the voyage or just before the probe/craft arrived here.
That makes more sense than aliens…
Edit: Think of it like a small scale version of Rendezvous with Rama.
What I'm saying is they could be SOME MANY things, but some posters in here are just set in one mind frame, "IT'S ALIENS!"
So off-world genetically modified and engineered organic robots don't count as aliens? Curious what your definition of aliens covers.
Is the 02 your class year or were you maybe born in 1902? If the former, I implore my fellow EBers to let me know if my posting ever becomes this spacey and disconnected. I know we're getting up in years, but...
I used to watch lots of those shows…Sightings, Unsolved Mysteries, the shows on Area 51 etc. Lazar would always seem to turn up. Interesting character and could spin a good tale. But if you read anything about him, he's not exactly salt of the earth.
Is the Jimmy Carter weeping story true?
https://www.reddit.com/r/ufo/comments/nj6bs7/why_jimmy_carter_wept_when_he_heard/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf
https://www.reddit.com/r/ufo/comments/nj6bs7/why_jimmy_carter_wept_when_he_heard/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf
BenFiasco14 said:redline248 said:
Sounds like you need to start a new thread to tell your story.
Or lay off the drugs
I've never taken psychedelic drugs in my life. However, I am interested by the descriptions some users have about seeing "machine elves" and other similar beings.
I don't think it's far fetched to think some drugs can help "assist" glimpses into alternate realities. 99% of it is probably BS, but I find machine elves compelling
This sounds incredibly interesting and almost exactly like what you've been talking about (though yours obviously wasn't drug induced). There's even mention of "machine elves"...
Do androids dream of mechanical elves? https://t.co/Al8p8LAL4J
— Futurism (@futurism) March 2, 2023
If a guy on Reddit says so, then it must be true. Especially with lines like "largely believed to be true by the serious researchers on the subject". So researchers who do not believe it to be true aren't "serious" apparently.Ghost of Bisbee said:
Is the Jimmy Carter weeping story true?
https://www.reddit.com/r/ufo/comments/nj6bs7/why_jimmy_carter_wept_when_he_heard/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf
I have NEVER seen any real evidence of this except proponents repeating claims like this.
I've heard versions of it over the years, it's not new.
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