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  1. Really? Refusing to pay something he promised, and saying shitty things about Mexicans or Mexican Americans is the most on-brand thing I can imagine.
  2. Every American needs the “At Sea Deterrent” tracking app on their phone.
  3. Deshaun at his first PT appointment:
  4. He plead guilty to espionage in exchange for time served in the UK awaiting extradition and went back to Australia.
  5. Wikileaks is an online portal that Julian Assange used to publish documents that purportedly leaked. Its primary purpose was to launder information stolen, hacked, or otherwise illegally obtained by Kremlin intelligence services in a way that served Russia’s foreign policy interests. It also notably refused to publish leaked Kremlin documents. This is because Assange is an open, paid Kremlin agent.
  6. They didn’t. I have seen the docs but if the heading that is circulating and the description is accurate, what got leaked was a U.S. assessment including sensitive imagery.
  7. I think this is identical to what they handed down to Tennessee for the Kiffen incident.
  8. As I commented on the earlier thread about the Tim Pool-Russia shit show, American “conservative” media is particularly vulnerable to Russian manipulation. They treat it as completely normal to have dark money sloshing around supporting enterprises that cannot turn a profit.
  9. A food hill I will die on: English food is really good. It gets a bad rap because: 1. Americans’ first mass encounter with it was during the war ration and blitz when people were making do. 2. The Brits went all over the world and tried to recreate their food with whatever facsimile could survive some horrendous age of sail voyage. In England it’s fantastic. Roasts, pies, sausages, cheeses, bread, baked goods. All of it.
  10. Pot roast. Beef stew. Roast chicken with vegetables and potatoes. Smothered pork chops. All kinds of good white people shit. And people of other ethnicities either overseas or here have the shit-tier versions of their food.
  11. There is a zero percent chance she will select the steak or fajitas I would.
  12. I would never volunteer for a poly, are you kidding me? That is designed to get you to admit shit on your own, not to rule you out.
  13. Died alone with a drone watching him.
  14. Throwing this back, do you think that we actually “know” anything. Because yes, physicists will tell you there is a lot to learn and explore. They will also tell you there is stuff we just “know” about how the universe and its building blocks work. It strikes me as equally arrogant to say “you can’t really know shit” as to say “we know everything.” The FTL and other stuff is fairly fundamental here. We don’t get to say “maybe they can create energy that wasn’t already in existence” or “maybe they solved perpetual motion.” It’s not far from saying that maybe the aliens have invented a method where 2+2=5.
  15. Serious question, why do we keep bringing up Roswell. The “official” version is that the military was launching high-altitude balloons with absolutely top secret, compartmented equipment attached designed to monitor potential Soviet nuclear tests. One of them crashed and scattered debris near military testing facilities. This explanation is absolutely consistent with a debris field of metallic shit and with anyone who touched the stuff being told “shut your mouth and tell people it was a weather balloon.” Why is this explanation unsatisfactory?
  16. Humans as we know them first started using stone tools 3.3 million years ago. We first started scratching on clay tablets 3600 years ago. Generation of people like you and me— in no way dumber— fucked, started families, fought wars, worshipped, ruled, traveled, dreamed, explored, suffered, died on a timeline that is literally incomprehensible to us before one of us thought to use a picture to represent an idea. We’ve been spacefaring for less than 100 years. We have sent, in 3.3 million years, single digit objects that will leave the Sol system on more or less random paths. That advancement contains the very real possibility that we’ve fucked our planet beyond repair and will die out before we get a person out of our star system. The “time” factor is not seriously appreciated.
  17. There is a probability tree that begins to be pretty daunting. 1. Probability of intelligent life evolving. 2. Probability of intelligent life turning skyward. 3. Probability of intelligent life doing so at the same time intelligent life has evolved on earth. 4. Probability of intelligent life existing within their own technological capabilities while intelligent life exists on earth. 5. Probability of detecting or accidentally bumping into earth. I can’t classify those numbers and neither can anyone else, but it’s for sure a big number. Where I depart with the believer is simple. Reach for the terrestrial explanation(s) first. If all terrestrial explanations must be ruled out, then let’s talk. I have yet to encounter a case that meets that standard.
  18. UFO sightings are an Anglosphere obsession. Independently, this means nothing other than that UFO sightings are in absolute and per capita terms reported more in the Anglosphere than elsewhere by far. But it’s a data point nonetheless.
  19. Entirely relevant to this thread and the discussion of confusing and unexplainable things being picked up by military sensors. https://www.twz.com/air/britestorm-miniature-electronic-warfare-system-can-allow-small-drones-to-create-big-ghost-formations
  20. Also to @Brisketexan’s point— it’s been said on this thread that two non-U.S. government figures (Gary Nolan and Avi Loeb) possess samples of interstellar or non-human origin metal samples. Is it too much to ask to follow the lead of the notoriously open and transparent Vatican and hand samples over to independent labs and experts like the Shroud of Turin? If they are confident in what they have, then they would welcome this analysis?
  21. The stuff. We have interstellar fragments? Ok, turn them over to CalTech or MIT and publish the results for peer review. A whistleblower knows where the craft is? Ok, where. What facility, what day did you see it.
  22. Just noting that we are enlisting further conspiracies as a necessity of making the first conspiracy more plausible. By my account, we are up to three nesting dolls that have been explicitly invoked: 1. Firm evidence of ET visitation to earth exists and has been concealed for generations by the federal government. 2. Keeping a secret of this magnitude requires a cabal/deep state of government insiders who illegally and unconstitutionally run programs outside the knowledge of the nation’s highest elected authorities. 3. To keep the existence of this cabal/deep state secret it was forced to assassinate a U.S. president and pin the blame on a stooge. It’s conspiracy all the way down, and citing a conspiracy to make another one more plausible is the opposite of evidence. And it reflects the general trend where UFO disclosure public figures gradually slide into more and more outlandish claims to reinforce the original one (psychic powers, inter-dimensional spirits, shape-shifting, etc.)
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