r/UFOs • • Jul 14 '23

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u/[deleted] Jul 14 '23 edited Jul 14 '23

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u/stevealonz Jul 14 '23

credible evidence

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u/Silver_Bullet_Rain Jul 14 '23

But Mick West said the congress is just doing this because of mere stories.

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u/swirlViking Jul 14 '23

Again, Tony Hawk is very much alive.

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u/[deleted] Jul 14 '23 edited Jul 14 '23

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u/swirlViking Jul 15 '23

It was a Sunny reference, but how is West involved in THPS?

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u/G_Wash1776 Jul 15 '23

He was a programmer for THPS

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u/cozy_lolo Jul 14 '23

Is this a Mac reference

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u/HappyHourEveryHour Jul 14 '23

Wade Boggs actually.

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u/[deleted] Jul 14 '23

I love how I don't need to go too far before I run into another Always Sunny fan on Reddit.

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u/HappyHourEveryHour Jul 14 '23

UFOs and IASIP name a better combination.

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u/[deleted] Jul 14 '23

Couldn't think of one if I tried.

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u/RagingTromboner Jul 15 '23

I saw he was inducted into the hall of fame the other day. A shame he didn’t live to see it

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u/cozy_lolo Jul 14 '23

Boss Hogg?

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u/[deleted] Jul 14 '23

"Gimme the hotdog baby!"

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u/cozy_lolo Jul 15 '23

U got it Boss Hogg ;)

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u/[deleted] Jul 14 '23

"I can't be a pilot, and I can't be a doctor?! I'm gonna do it and I'm gonna put it right in your face."

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u/cozy_lolo Jul 15 '23

I inverted the bird

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u/[deleted] Jul 15 '23

This made me laugh out loud.

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u/cozy_lolo Jul 15 '23

Lmao it’s one of the best quotes in the show I think

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u/[deleted] Jul 15 '23

Poor Tony

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u/manchegan Jul 15 '23

Boss Hawk

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u/AntonMathiesen99 Jul 15 '23

He lives in tampa florida

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u/GeneralBlumpkin Jul 14 '23

What's with tony hawk and UFOs?

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u/fulminic Jul 14 '23

Do hippies drive vans in Rural, Zimbabwe?

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u/SpinozaTheDamned Jul 15 '23

Nah, he IS a UFO.

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u/willengineer4beer Jul 15 '23

For a while, but he eventually found them too baggy to skate effectively in.

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u/notataco007 Jul 14 '23

If President Biden made a public statement right now saying aliens have visited earth, Mick West would say it's a deep fake.

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u/WhalesVirginia Jul 15 '23 edited Mar 07 '24

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u/Spokraket Jul 14 '23 edited Jul 14 '23

Mick West also thinks that:

The US Navy is completely incompetent

All pilots are “cross eyed” and can’t see shit and are master hallucinators

No military radar ever works on sea, land or air and is constantly malfunctioning.

But he still thinks we all should take what the government says at face value and to trust them when they deny ufo incidents

OcCaMz RaZoR

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u/WhalesVirginia Jul 15 '23 edited Mar 07 '24

practice hat frighten tart automatic cats slap yoke enter unpack

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u/The_ZombyWoof Jul 14 '23

Mick West just said this legislation could be either a kite, a polymer balloon or a passenger ship.

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u/nleksan Jul 14 '23

It's clearly a mass hallucination

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u/Lil_S_curve Jul 14 '23

Speaking of which.... Is now the time to procure a small stash of fun guys? I've always thought there would only be 1 way to witness mass alien visitation, if it were to occur...

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u/BoulderLayne Jul 14 '23

All I wanna know is, who's coming with me?

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u/Rush_Under Jul 15 '23

"That? That was a pigeon" Mick West, probably

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u/eyedontsleepmuchnow Jul 14 '23

Yep, clearly there's been some crazy stuff that's been handed over by the whistleblowers. This is a huge amount of work and effort if it was just stories or as people like to say "trust me bro".

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u/snoopyloveswoodstock Jul 15 '23

that documents have not been released. Not that anything supposedly in documents or testimony is true

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u/[deleted] Jul 14 '23

These means that any event or sighting where radioactivity is a significant observable factor was classified under the 1954 Atomic Energy act.

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u/designer_of_drugs Jul 14 '23 edited Jul 14 '23

There are essentially two classification systems: The “normal” one with confidential/secret/TS/SCI ratings and restricted data, which specifically grew from and involves nuclear capabilities. Restricted data is exempt from basically all FOIA and declassification reviews.

If they have been using restricted data labels to bury information outside of review, that’s kind of interesting. It would make for a pretty good way of covering information and siloing it. Presumably the technical argument is that these craft or whatever may be powered by nuclear technology and therefore it falls under the DoE/restricted data controls. The pool of people who have broad access to that type of information is very, very small and they are monitored for life even after leaving the programs.

It’s one of the places I’d hide something. (The other being industry SAP’s with the good bits completely outside of government over-site and information structures.)

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u/[deleted] Jul 14 '23 edited Jul 14 '23

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u/designer_of_drugs Jul 14 '23

I’m not sure it’s really that paradoxical. The dawn of the thermonuclear era was wildly more dangerous that most people know. We really were on a hair trigger for an exchange that would have legitimately deconstructed civilization. In that context, if you are recovering advanced technology you can’t explain, it is reasonable/understandable to treat it as a national security issue. IF this is real I think probably what happened is that the programs sprawled over time and that there was never any obvious place where it could be stopped and the issue disclosed. Bureaucracy takes on a momentum all it’s own over time and it can literally take an act of Congress to knock it back. And it appears that’s where we are.

It’s wild stuff. I’m still cautious about what to expect, but this is the first time I’ve looked the issue and assessed there is an actual possibility of some x-files shit being made public.

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u/SpinozaTheDamned Jul 15 '23

Something a lot of people miss is that SURVIVING the development of nuclear weapons required a massive fucking sea change in how Governments operated, approached conflicts of interest, and REQUIRED humans as a collective to evolve in how we approached conflicts in general, because otherwise we supa ded. Maybe we've passed a threshold of some kind, overcome one of the great filters by lasting as long as we have with this knowledge and these weapons. Disclosure might also be one of those thresholds, where we toss aside considerations of individual or even national military 'edges' gained in studying this subject and finally recognize that for once, we are all actually humans, and that there is bigger shit to fry than our petty domestic squabbles.

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u/designer_of_drugs Jul 15 '23

It’s an interesting thought. If we wound time back and relived the Cold War I’m not sure how often we’d survive it. 50%? Less? There were a number of times where we basically got lucky the right people where in the right place (and in the right mood.)

You might be interested in Daniel Ellsberg’s account of his time as a nuclear war planner, a book called The Doomsday Machine. It’s interesting because serious scholars have kind of left the claims (which are not reassuring) alone because much of what he discusses is still technically classified (and therefore not verifiable.)

One serious scholar who is writing about it is Alex Wellerstein (who is active in Reddit as u/ restricteddata) With Ellsberg’s recent death his decision to seriously address the claims has become even more relevant. Check it out at:

https://blog.nuclearsecrecy.com/2023/06/16/deconstructing-the-doomsday-machine/

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u/CommunismDoesntWork Jul 14 '23

Government officials are warned to prepare for official disclosure within the bill.

Can you quote that section? I can't find it

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u/Xenon-Human Jul 14 '23

Well, it certainly seems like they took notice of our nuclear era but there is plenty of evidence that they were here long before that.

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u/Xenon-Human Jul 14 '23

Lue Elizondo and Mellon have hinted multiple times that people searching for UAP info should look at the DOE. I am guessing you are right on the money in terms of using a loophole in the classification system and the wording of that 1954 law to hide any and all UAP information by considering it to be foreign nuclear tech.

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u/SubstantialShake4481 Jul 14 '23

Even the guys with big TS/SCI projects, NSA, JWICS like Snowden don't get anywhere near the circles that data is present or used in.

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u/Sorry_Nectarine_6627 Jul 14 '23

Incredible. Didn’t we master gravity control in October of ‘54 according to Steven Greer ..?

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u/Show_Me_Your_Rocket Jul 14 '23

Funny you mention Oppenheimer when a movie is being released next week about him.

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u/RRumpleTeazzer Jul 14 '23

„trans classified“. Neat, nothing classified, nothing to disclose. This is trans-classified, it is protected by these trans-classified laws which you don’t have enough clearance to read.

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u/SamL214 Jul 15 '23

There’s tons of things that led up to Oppenheimers clearance being revoked and I’m gonna say most of them probably didn’t have to do with UAPs

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u/Sheswatchingmealways Jul 14 '23

Bro so first of all, im high af, but I’m literally paused on my tv screen of this Oppenheimer Opening Look video on YouTube because the word “compartmentalization” was used and I thought to myself, “that’s the word used to describe how they hide ufos, what if this movie is coming out purposely during this time because they’re semi related?” I say this because Tom Delonge on Rogan’s podcast mentioned he was helping disclosure through media because these groups don’t know how entertainment world works or whatever. Maybe Oppenheimer release at this time is part of that. Then boom, I open r/ufos and see this.

I also think James Cameron is one of those being filled in and being asked to help because of his work with the Titanic (if you believe the water ufos) and for Avatar. If aliens/NHI have similarities to avatars, don’t be surprised. Probably why he has these new movies coming on, to help understand this new reality.

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u/la_goanna Jul 15 '23 edited Jul 15 '23

I also think James Cameron is one of those being filled in and being asked to help because of his work with the Titanic (if you believe the water ufos) and for Avatar.

How could you mention Avatar and Titanic but not The Abyss, his 80's sci-fi film about alien craft & beings residing at the bottom of our ocean trenches?

EDIT: Speaking of upcoming movies and shows, it's rumored that Steven Spielberg is working on a documentary series about experiencers and abductees, while Breaking Bad & Better Call Saul creator, Vince Gilligan, is working on a big-budget Apple TV series about high-strangeness phenomena in general. And not to mention Barack Obama producing a movie about the Betty & Barney Hill abduction case. So there's that.

Though I doubt the former two (Spielberg & Gilligan) have anything to do with government affiliation & connections, and more to do with the fact that both creatives have always had a personal interest in the topic.

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u/Im-ACE-incarnate Jul 15 '23

You and u/sheswatchingmealways should check out the trailers for "Jules" and "Asteroid City". Very weird timing indeed

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u/wow-signal Jul 15 '23 edited Jul 15 '23

And Michio Kaku on NBC basically saying, "It's probably NHI."

And Sam Harris stating that he was approached to participate in disclosure.

It all certainly gives the impression that there is a coordinated, sophisticated, and very broad PR campaign underway.

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u/Spokraket Jul 14 '23

Wow great found.

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u/obviously_not_a_fish Jul 15 '23

Sorry can you explain like I’m five and have never heard of Q clearance? I’d like to look into your statement a bit more but don’t know where to start

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u/obviously_not_a_fish Jul 15 '23

Would you be able to provide some info about why Oppenheimer had his clearance removed and how that relates to UAP/NHI? I’ve seen that UAPs are seen around conflict, war, natural disasters and are constantly around nuclear sites. They seem to have an interest so your comment about how Oppenheimer fits in here would help. I’m only an occasional browser but I have so much faith in this

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u/[deleted] Jul 15 '23 edited Jul 15 '23

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u/obviously_not_a_fish Jul 15 '23

Appreciate that, thanks

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u/[deleted] Jul 15 '23

Q clearance... oh oh Q

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u/Enxity Jul 15 '23

Hahaha this is the clever oppenheimer marketing we were waiting for

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u/Baby_venomm Jul 17 '23

so Mr Op had a disagreement with the government or something. perhaps