Anon posted this thread https://voat.co/v/QRV/2940650
About Q drop 2222: https://qmap.pub/read/2222
Anon: Q, Are we alone? Roswell?
Q: No. Consider the vastness of space. Q
No doubt you remember when that shit hit the fan back in September. When it did, I spent some time trying to figure this shit out. Unfortunately, there's an EPIC amount of bullshit out there. No one has yet come up with a trustworthy, easy to understand introduction to just what the fuck is up with the little green men.
Maybe one strategy for figuring this out would be to start with declassified US Gov't documents. Here's some clickable links. (Note: If you don't want the gov't to know you come here, don't just click the link, but copy and paste into a new tab to avoid sending the server the message that you came from this site.)
NSA: https://www.nsa.gov/news-features/declassified-documents/ufo/
CIA: https://www.cia.gov/library/readingroom/collection/ufos-fact-or-fiction
FBI: https://vault.fbi.gov/UFO
National Archives: https://www.archives.gov/news/articles/do-records-show-proof-of-ufos
Now you may think, shit, I can't trust the gov't! They're the ones who are keeping this knowledge from us! They're the ones who are lying to us! Well, according to Q, that's true. But that also implies that they are in possession of the truth. They have been forced to release a little bit of it.
There are many other sources of information as well. Someone recommended these sites on the thread I posted above. Thanks Anon!
http://wespenre.com/index-level-one-to-level-five.htm
https://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/esp_tema.htm
Eventually you're gonna hear about David Wilcock and Corey Goode: https://divinecosmos.com/
Wilcock used to be on Gaia TV, which has this article about NSA declass docs:
https://www.gaia.com/article/declassified-ufo-documents-from-nsa-create-more-questions-than-they-answer
You'll also hear about David Icke. He's the dude that believes that the Illuminati are actually shape-shifting reptilian aliens.
https://www.davidicke.com/
Finally, there's this other site I like to follow called Collective Evolution. They write about all KINDS of stuff.
https://www.collective-evolution.com/
Before you dig into this stuff, know this: this rabbit hole is deeper than you can imagine. At first, you'll look through maybe some declassified gov't docs. You'll see some eyewitness accounts of UFOs. Lots of it will be mysterious, and you'll wonder about it.
But eventually, you're going to come across something called "remote viewing". I guess it's sort of astral projection. It's a sort of psychic ability to view remote locations - and remote times. Now you may say, "That's BULLSHIT!!!" And I sure don't know what to believe about that. But let me ask you this. How do you KNOW it's bullshit? Just because you can't do it? Just because you weren't taught about it by your parents, teachers, etc? The truth is, you don't KNOW it's bullshit. Your instincts are telling you that it's bullshit, but you don't actually know shit about it.
So here's your introduction to remote viewing: https://www.exopolitics.org/cia-used-remote-viewing-to-learn-about-mars-pyramids-inhabitants/
Just read it. It won't hurt, I promise. No anal probes. But you should probably read that before you read anything else. Now, I certainly don't know if any of it is true. However, here's a real, no shit fact: the US Gov't is absolutely spending enormous amounts of money, time, and energy investigating this shit, and has been doing so for decades.
Why might intelligence agencies be interested in remote viewing? Well, that's easy. If it were true, it'd be a great asset for intelligence gathering. You could astral project yourself into Putin's office and listen to his morning brief every day. Completely undetected. Just think of the possibilities. And for this reason, it would have to be classified at the highest level. You wouldn't want Putin to know you could do that, right?
Well, I don't know if it's real, but the USG certainly thinks it is. And as they developed these abilities, they found they could also "travel" to other times and even other planets. The article I linked to above in Exopolitics - which is another helpful source - talks about a remote viewing session in which the viewer went to Mars a million years ago.
As you get into David Wilcock, you'll find that this remote viewing business becomes more important. Turns out that there's this whole aspect of aliens that involves telepathic communication.
Now, I know what you're thinking, because I'm thinking it too. "Aliens exist! They speak to me in my head!" Hahahahaha, you fucking moron. Proof inside your head is not proof.
The CIA has done a lot to develop this, and a lot has been declassified. A lot hasn't as well I guess. But THEY, at least, are convinced that it's real, and you can find stuff about how they've tested it and proved it to be true. Some of that is in that article from Exopolitics.
So dig away anons! I hope you found this intro helpful.
NOTE FOR CHRISTIANS: Your impulse is going to be to respond to this thread by saying, "There's no such thing as aliens. Aliens are actually just demons. Especially with this psychic stuff. I know everything already. Be quiet." Look, I have read the Bible. I believe the Bible. I can even read it in Hebrew/Greek. I've studied it at great length. I even have a masters degree in it (MDiv) from a very conservative seminary. (No, I'm not a pastor. Yes, I do go to church every Sunday.) There is nowhere in the Bible that says aliens don't exist, can't exist. Please provide chapter and verse if you think otherwise. There's nowhere in the Bible that says psychic communication is false. In fact, quite the opposite. Remember the witch of Endor. The Bible says nothing about electricity either, and yet that exists and is a huge part of our modern day lives. People used to think the world was flat. Think about what it would have meant at the time when Colombus discovered the new world. Stop assuming you know everything. Stop assuming you've been taught everything there is to know and to learn. God is bigger than that. The universe is bigger than that. And by the way, a few swear words here and there won't hurt you. There are even passages in the Bible that would be far more accurately translated using swear words (such as passages containing curses in the prophetic books, for example.) There is no such thing as a word that it's inherently a sin to utter it. So open your mind a bit.
Who is John Galt?
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15835043? ago
This reminds me of 'Men in Black' where they looked to the 'National Enquirer' to learn what was going on with the local aliens, the supermarket tabloids present true stories of alien living among us. Most of us believe that the Enquirer and other tabloids present fictitious stories. I'm a sci-fi fan. I notice in many sci-fi movies and TV shows that the main characters are in the middle of an 'unbelievable event' that would be considered a conspiracy, while someone else comes along with a different conspiracy that isn't part of their conspiracy and they consider this other person the silly person... Difficult to explain... I'll give examples.
Independence Day... The crop duster confesses he was abducted by aliens and while they are being invaded by alien's they are still making fun of him. Then Goldburg's dad brought up Area 51 as well as other alien conspiracies and everyone blows him off, until that guy says, that's not entirely accurate.
Stargate: Martin Lloyd is a human from another planet which was destroyed in a war with the Goa'uld and is hiding on Earth because he and four other soldiers deserted when they realized the war was lost. He was introduced in the episode, 4.11 "Point of No Return". A side effect from drugs caused him to become paranoid, and he became obsessed with conspiracy theories such as a secret government, CIA microwave harrassment, and lizard people. During one of his searches on the internet, he came across talk of a Stargate project. Somehow, he was able to garner up enough information to know about Colonel O'Neill and the project's location in Cheyenne Mountain. Martin telephoned the SGC with his knowledge. He also believed he wasn't just interested in outer space, he was "from outer space." While they are sitting around living one of his 'conspiracy theories' they still consider him a nut case because of all his other theories.
Does this make sense?
Anyway, I don't discount anything completely any more. However, I don't completely agree with everything either. I still search for facts to back everything up. If something doesn't have facts to support or debunk yet, it's still possible. However, once facts surface to support or debunk then it's no longer theory.
15843487? ago
Nice - well said.
15844171? ago
really? that made sense to you? I thought it sounds like I was rambling.
15850026? ago
No, I like your analogy.
Your point was that even as they put stuff out there in broad daylight, they also ridicule it. It's a tremendously effective technique for innoculating people against the truth. And then you proved it with examples that no one could dispute.
I actually thought it was quite brilliant.
15850584? ago
ah, thank you.
15855939? ago
Good - now do that at least 10 times a day here and help bring this board up a few notches.
15856066? ago
I'll do what I can.
15856083? ago
Start with this one: https://voat.co/v/QRV/2943802