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jupiter
31st March 2011, 09:22
I was thinking about disclosure the other day ,and I got to wondering what the different reactions will be between people and also groups of people.
The told you so group, I imagine will feel vindicated and as such will need a slightly larger hat size,I do think the majority of the population probably won`t be too put out, as I believe that they already have an inkling as to the existance of ET floating around in the back of their mind and as such confirmation of the fact shouldn`t be too much of a shock.
However for a small group I do worry, (well I hope its a small group) people that are unable to acept the information put before them because they are not particularly spiritual and have just had their entire lifes belief system ripped from under their feet and as such a bit of extra consideration I feel is deffinately warrented :peep::peep::peep:
Kindest Regards James
Patrish
31st March 2011, 10:23
Hi James
I think thats why many of us have woken up - to help those not able to make that leap. Particularly that small group you worry about. We will be there to support them and steady them. But I think it will be too much for some and no amount of help will overcome the shock to their belief systems. Sadly we may even see some suicides.
kindest regards
Pat
Nortreb
31st March 2011, 10:46
Hi James and Pat,
Thanks for your posts. I have a strong resonation to this subject due to a subtle thought that has been leaking into my daily contemplation over the last 2 months.
It comes through almost daily as a subtle whisper of preparing for the true reality to be revealed which will include many forms of life that we have not been aware of for obvious reasons on the planet.
It will be a great challenge for everyone especially those who are dailed in and locked into the 5 senses.
Have you noticed how time is speeding up on a weekly basis now? Perhaps this is the subtle preparation!
Peace,
Nortreb
str8thinker
31st March 2011, 11:06
I've considered this question too and believe it will make no difference at all to the world at large.
Imagine tomorrow's newspaper headlines saying BARACK OBAMA CONFIRMS ET'S EXIST. Most people would breathe a sigh of relief and say "Whew, I'm glad that issue's been resolved" and get on with the daily task of earning money to feed the kids and pay off the mortgage, resigned to the fact that by now, big business will already be way ahead of them in making trading arrangements, etc.
Seeing real live (or dead) Greys on TV will be hardly more exciting than seeing Obama, King Tut's relics, the Royals, Oprah Winfrey or your local Lord Mayor. Toy companies will already be creating figurines to compete with Santa Claus, Easter Rabbit, Barbie and Ken. There are already so many Grey-like images on the market in all shades of grey and green that we wouldn't notice the difference.
Joe Sixpack will be happy to let someone else deal with the headaches of accommodating them. ETs are not about to change our world by dispensing their largesse to the public. The only problems that might arise is if they turn hostile (I wouldn't blame them), but we can rest secure in the knowledge that Steven Spielberg and Jonathan Liebesman have shown us how to deal with them.
Even if an army of green-scaled reptilians wearing military boots steps out of a wormhole created in CERN's Large Hadron Collider, that will be somewhere else than where we live now, and someone else's responsibility. Isn't that why we pay our taxes? It might be seized upon as another excuse to push up prices at the supermarket or petrol pump, but we are used to that. The US dollar should continue its slide, and "Al-Qaeda" will always be around to blow things up in case life gets too boring.
The reason for this creeping lethargy here is that we have learned to distrust what authorities tell us to the extent that we now devalue what comes out of news channels, and those of us in the know tend to overvalue what we read in the alternative media.
Contrast this with the situation sixty or more years ago when less news and more responsible journalism prevailed. There was just as much lying and cover-up by authorities, but what did make it into the newspapers was more respected.
str8thinker
31st March 2011, 12:59
I also don't think it will greatly affect the lives of the whistleblowing community, except to cause temporary disappointment to those who will lose face when their carefully channelled information is shown to be at variance with the truth.
Richard Dolan will be busy bringing out the second edition of After Disclosure, this time containing more fact and less fiction. Charles Bolden will become NASA's scapegoat instead of its spokesperson, and will probably step down. Steven Greer will rub his hands in glee and exclaim "See? I told you they were all friendly little critters." Son of Paul will run over-budget as the CGI has to be re-done. The Pope will officially bless ET as another of God's creatures, until ET declares it's never heard of God. Everyone from Jordan Maxwell to David Wilcock will be editing their bios and manifestos just a little more carefully than usual. Charles will come out of hiding and talk about a group of 34. Erich von Daniken will open a new museum in Nazca. The Smithsonian Institute will build a new wing to house Roswell relics and lawyers will reap a fortune from a class action by former military personnel assigned to top secret locations now dying of various conditions attributed to alien microbes.
There will be fewer abductions and more visitations. McDonald's will offer us a green Alienburger, and for ETs, a pink Humanburger, both mostly soybean. Mutilations will be a thing of the past, and Dulce will become the first seven-storey hotel with bilingual signs in English and Annunaki.
Project Blue Beam will gather dust. The SETI installations will gather rust. The Cosmological Constant will be revised yet again, turning the Big Bang into a Big Crunch. The original, unbalanced versions of Maxwell's equations will replace the ones currently in the textbooks at about the same time as the first cars powered by Bedini technology make it to the streets. While Gary McKinnon, Bradley Manning and Julian Assange are writing their memoirs in prison, The USSS Roscoe Hillencotter will be undergoing a refit at the New Madrid underwater naval base.
Meanwhile, up at the Trout Lake ranch, James Gilliland will be adding a "Meet And Greet" wing for those holidaying extraterrestrials who wish to sample country hospitality at first hand. Jesse Ventura will be campaigning for the White House, Lloyd Pye will be measuring ET's skull dimensions for his next book, and Mary Rodwell will have a chance to talk to real aliens. Airfix will be marketing 1/72 scale models of ET's craft, with Michael Schratt's assistance, and the glitterati will be sporting the latest Versace sunglasses made of transparent memory metal.
Monsanto will begin annoying cattle farmers as much as they currently annoy wheat farmers by producing green cows that photosynthesize, derived from ETs that do the same, much to the delight of futurologists like Michio Kaku. Every newspaper will have a new section on Exopolitics, offering gainful employment to freelancers such as Benjamin Fulford and Michael Cohen. But Alex Jones and George Noory will still be around to make sure we really know what's going on behind closed doors and at Bohemia Grove.
King William will be accused of being a reptilian by David Icke and the AntiChrist by Jordan Maxwell. Jay Weidner will prove that NASA's latest pics of recent landings on the far side of the moon were actually taken from inside the giant indoor Moonworld recreation park in Dubai, and Laura Knight-Jadczyk will be delivering a daily telepathic broadcast from ET's hotel.
Throughout all this, Bill and Kerry will continue to argue and make up, trotting the globe in search of interesting interviewees and meeting up at conferences, managing like Neo and Trinity to escape or deflect beams of malevolent energy that threaten to drive them asunder. Invisible friends wearing white hats will assist them in this. Forum members may come and go, but there will always be injustices to be discussed and disinfo to be triumphantly revealed.
Happy April Fools' Day to you all.
ulli
31st March 2011, 13:04
McDonald's will offer us a green Alienburger, and for ETs, a pink Humanburger.
I always used to think that it would be a McBloodBucket,
for ET to stick their arms into.
Also to add to your excellent list:
just think what disclosure will do for the fashion industry,
not to forget cosmetic surgery.
jupiter
31st March 2011, 13:20
(The reason for this creeping lethargy here is that we have learned to distrust what authorities tell us )
A truer statement has never been made
Thank you str8thinker
Kindest regards James
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