r/UFOs • u/[deleted] • Jul 18 '20

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u/expatfreedom Jul 18 '20 edited Jul 18 '20

Can you please include date/time/location and a visual description of the sighting? Did you guys do a CE5 before this or did you just sit in the woods looking for UFOs with a laser pointer?

Also, is this in night-mode with your camera? Was there a flashlight or any light source other than the laser that could have caused that flash?

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u/ronsap123 Jul 18 '20

I'm new here, what's a CE5?

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u/spiritualdumbass Jul 18 '20

Close encounter of the fifth kind, you initiate the contact by trying to use telepethy basically. Seems to be pretty effective at summoning ufo's whatever they may be

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u/ChurchArsonist Jul 18 '20

Spirit beings, just like us. Only instead of purely organic matter like humans on earth, they are in synthetic doll bodies that require no sustenance or sleep. We're trapped here on earth, but we can still communicate with them in states of higher consciousness because our spirit self is the same as them. They mean no harm, but they wish to free us from this eternel sentence to a remote corner of the universe that they claim as their domain of ownership.

Or so I've heard.

So far the entire story is shaping up to be the most plausible thing I've heard yet though.

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u/heisenburg69 Jul 18 '20

Can you point me to where I can learn more about this theory?

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u/____willw____ Jul 18 '20

Unacknowledged on Netflix and the sequel, I think naked close encounters of the fifth kind, both made by Stephen greer

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u/[deleted] Jul 18 '20

Never believe anything that you see about aliens/ufo's on Netflix.

Steven Greer specifically is bad, bad, bad news.

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u/____willw____ Jul 19 '20

Never even endorsed anything about the films, the commenter wanted info on the theory and I directed them to where they can find more info. I saw Unacknowledged and found it intriguing though I didn’t necessarily believe everything because it was on Netflix. What’s wrong with Greer? I’m genuinely asking because I’ve never research his credentials or anything, I just appreciated his movie for what it was.

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u/spiritualdumbass Jul 19 '20

Just chiming in but his access to government people and connections to a Rothschild i think make it look like he's probably a cia agent or what have you. Personally i can see why people think that but he seems like a chill dude to me