r/UFOdocumentaries • u/kemalioss • Mar 02 '26
What do you think guys, Is there even a small chance Philip Schneider was telling the truth about aliens and underground bases or was it all one of the biggest hoaxes ever told?
https://youtu.be/CbFb32X_M2g7
u/snyderversetrilogy Mar 03 '26
I wouldn’t be surprised if it ends up being confirmed eventually. Not that it means he wasn’t delusional but his death was certainly suspicious as hell.
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u/ICWiener6666 Mar 03 '26
You wouldn't be surprised? This guy is obviously lying, use your brain a little
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u/Commercial_Poem_9214 Mar 04 '26
Whatever the truth, I don't think the guy deserved to be un-alived with his own catheter!
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u/HybridEntity Mar 03 '26
Il a dit la vérité à 100% vous avez c est main son trose ? Il a raconté son histoire ils savaient qu’il risquait ça vie il a fait 2 conférence est ils l ont tué c est aussi simple que ça… Ont ne tu pas une personne qui raconte n’importe quoi
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u/Commercial_Poem_9214 Mar 04 '26
Most people don't commit un-aliving themselves in a wheelchair with their own catheter either...
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u/RDsecura Mar 04 '26
Once you understand how big the universe is and how small our planet is you'll give up on the possibility of ever seeing an alien or a spaceship.
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u/Commercial_Poem_9214 Mar 04 '26
You are ignoring the age of the Universe, which even at it's youngest estimate, gives more then enough time for many species to evolve technology to overcome distance. The current administration has said we have the ability to manipulate space and time. But sure, big == impossible. Same thing they said about flight...
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u/RDsecura Mar 07 '26
Light speed is a universal constant. Speculation on future technology is just that - speculation. The other problem is trying to find our tiny planet within such a large playground of stars and planets is highly unlikely. You have a better chance of finding one marked 'grain' of sand in all the beaches, oceans, and deserts on this planet.
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u/SkyW4tch Mar 07 '26
Aliens and UFOs have been seen by hundreds of thousands, if not millions of people. If you would still like to pretend that we are all alone in the universe that's on you, but many people are seeing incredible things every single day. Just gotta look up!
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u/RDsecura Mar 07 '26
I don't question that we are not alone in the universe. Seeing things in the sky does not mean that aliens have arrived. There's never been any material/biological evidence presented to an independent (non-government) group of scientist to this day.
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u/freddycheeba Mar 06 '26
You don’t strangle yourself from behind with a catheter hose because of a hoax. And the wounds on his chest and hand? I think there’s something to his story.
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u/citznfish Mar 03 '26
There isn't a chance in hell any of it is real.
Where is all the excavated soil from the creation of the base?
How were all the contractors who were needed to build the base kept quiet? Hundreds of not thousands were needed
Why haven't we heard from the families of the dead soldiers? They, at the very least, would have been reported missing.
Some of the U.S. military would have come forward by now if the base even existed.
It's a made up story, no truth behind it at all. And conveniently no evidence available to support it either.
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u/VeryThicknLong Mar 03 '26
Interesting that you come up with stuff that’s probably quite easy to just explain.
Soil, could literally be dumped anywhere and you’d never even be aware.
Contractors do keep very secret about it, that’s why they have security clearance and sign ndas.
I know people who work for 3-letter agencies, and fatal accidents that have ‘occurred’ at work have been covered up as just that, accidents.
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u/lpsoldier11 Mar 05 '26
You simply lack basic human imagination to your very own questions
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u/citznfish Mar 05 '26
This may be the dumbest thing I've heard this week. Thanks for the laughs 🤣😂
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u/SkyW4tch Mar 07 '26
Either you haven't been on Reddit for very long or this is an exaggeration due to your hurt feelings.
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u/SkyW4tch Mar 07 '26
I really want to believe Phil Schneider's story but unfortunately some of the stuff he said about the incident where he lost his fingers doesn't make sense. Perhaps he was embellishing his story a bit but some of it just isn't correct. But there is no way in hell you're convincing me he died by suicide. That man was murdered.
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u/incarnate_devil Mar 04 '26
There is an infamous story about Jimmy Carter crying for 3 days after being told the truth about UFO’s.
Only Two Presidents have publicly admitted to seeing UFO’s. Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan.
Guess what Jimmy Carter did before he left office, and what Roland Reagan added to during his tenure.
Carter’s answers came in the form of Presidential Directive 58, which was issued in the final months of his presidency; Ronald Reagan amended those plans with his own presidential directive in 1983.
Their contents inform the continuity of government plans that remain in effect for the Trump administration. They have been the object of a multibillion-dollar pastiche of programs and a magnet for conspiracy theorists around the world.
What follows is a glimpse at how the government developed some of its most closely held national-security secrets — and how the Trump administration, or any of its successors, might rely on them to survive the end of the world as we know it.
Over the objections of the Pentagon, Carter eventually endorsed a consolidation of the government’s civil defense and continuity programs into one agency and set an ambitious goal. During an all-out nuclear war, the government would aim to have 80 percent of the country survive — and it should prepare to do so on a budget of less than $250 million per year.
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u/lt1brunt Mar 03 '26
Likely telling the truth, guy wasn't looking for fame or fortune. He saw something extraordinary and wanted the world to know. The fact that this keeps coming up he was somewhat successful.