re: Jellyfish UAP Buzzing U.S. Base in Iraq

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I listened to an interview where their reasoning for not disclosing what they know is because “every religion on earth would be contradicted with this information and we simply could not handle this.”

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Who do you think is going to have a more difficult time handling any dislosure:

The groups of people who believe that there are imperceptible deities/forces beyond our level of comprehension that help guide and govern human affairs (visible and invisible)

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The group of people who tell you that there’s nothing special about life and that life overall is relatively meaningless. Life is only what you can perceive, quantify and codify. They have everything figured out (except the origin of the divine miracle that is the Big Bang) as they worship at the evidence based altar of understood/settled science (which has no room for UFO nonsense)

Prior to the enlightenment, the first grouping was the established worldview

Any disclosure could provide more clarity as to who may be these difficult to perceive “gods”. No doubt this will cause some degree of contention, but I think the atheist, nihilist, reductionist type will have a much more difficult time. (Ontological shock)

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No shite, they said it disappeared under water then shot straight up out of sight. Shazam

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I didn't see the video of it going into the water. Got a link?

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What if you, all of sudden, had proof your faith and religion were for naught? What if, all of a sudden, we all did?

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I’m not religious but I do believe we’re created by a higher power. Far too many coincidences to believe anything else.


The way I see it - God, aliens (not of this earth) could all mean the same thing. So this would be affirmation, not an existential crisis.

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Something ancient that is much older than us

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The idea that the came from underwater rather than space is also intriguing. Ancient civilization escaping apocalyptic times.

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I’m not religious but I do believe we’re created by a higher power. Far too many coincidences to believe anything else.


The way I see it - God, aliens (not of this earth) could all mean the same thing. So this would be affirmation, not an existential crisis.

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Our creator is not the “god” of the Jews, Christians or Islam.

The religious god(s) were a nasty race of drug using, murderous space aliens called the Elohim as a whole or EL as individuals.

Gabri-EL, Micha-EL, Rapha-EL, Uri-EL, Jeremi-EL, Ari-EL, and so on.

Lucifer was originally Sami-EL but got pissed off in a tiff with the head of the Council, EL-ELYon (god most high) and rejected that title.

The brainwashed Jews named their country for them as Isra-EL.

They abused the Jews for thousands of years, resulting in the Jewish people having a bad case of Stockholm Syndrome to praise their abusers.

As galactic radiation levels began changing and reducing their vitality, most left. A few stragglers were killed by our ancestors a couple of thousand years ago, leading to our current celebration of No-EL.

The biblical gods are nasty, adrenochrome huffing bastards that treat humans as cattle, I.e. the goyim.

Run if you see one sometime and regroup when you can

ETA: If you can’t get away, the proper greeting is, H’EL-LO as you bow or grovel. Alternatively it is acceptable to use the Polynesian version, EL-LO-HA.

That looks like one of those droids from Empire Strikes Back when they were on Hoth.

I’m agnostic. I wanna believe in something bigger than the belief that we just happened to be here. It’s just that the current world religions are all products of mankind and highly flawed.
If “aliens” are real I would not be shocked. The universe is a huge place.

They were changing filters while filming. It was invisible except in the ir spectrum. That is what so drastically different with this.

Prepping us for a fake alien invasion.