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    My understanding is craft that enter the Earth realm have to post a word/phrase on their bulkhead. This would imply the symbols ping the program and some unseen intelligence is able to determine whether a ship has it posted or not on the inside of the craft.


    http://www.crystalinks.com/roswell.html

    http://www.geocities.ws/Area51/Caver...oswellglf.html
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    This might be an interesting coincidence:

    Many of the CARET letters are either perfect japanese letters of the "katakana" writing system (one of 3 japanese scripts, this one used for loanwords and other non-japanese words), just mirrored or otherwise flipped, and several others are not quite perfect but still readable. Several others still would, from a design standpoint, be just continuations of the same design pattern, even if no longer corresponding to "real" letters.

    The I-beam has just 1 or 2 signs that would be japanese, this time in the "kanji" writing system (chinese characters).

    CARET: フワヲツシソンノリ
    (fu, wa, wo, tsu, shi, so, n, no, ri)
    I-beam: 王 (ou = king) 三 (san = three)

    In image form in case those letters aren't universally readable:


    On top of that, some letters of the I-beam look like symbols known in the west:
    One that looks like a W and a few that look like mathematical symbols like "sum" or "difference". Since some theories are that Roswell is humans from the future, it wouldn't be too surprising to see familiar characters, although if that was the reason for the similarity, i'd be surprised by the strange mixture of symbols from completely different cultures and usage domains. At least currently, we tend to consign particular groups of symbols to particular domains and not mix them randomly.
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    Thank you so much Bill for your hospitality and inviting me to join your amazing group. And thanks to ALL of you for your comments so far. I have spent today going over all of them extremely carefully. They have generated some very interesting insights for me, correlations and confirmations of various ideas I had rolling around in my brain. So everything is EXTREMELY useful to my research from CARET. David Adair, Rochelle D'Elia, Santilli/Marcel I-beam, Penniston, and even the Alienware/Dell comment (my teenage son actually told me this a long time ago after I showed him some CARET diagrams!!!) Thank you RunningDeer for the clarified photos - that's very helpful and I truly hope you enjoy "Psychic Intuition"! I talk about language in there also. And thanks Saint Theresa for the kind comments... I'm glad I don't come off unlikeable! :D

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    Quote Posted by Nancy du Tertre (here)
    Thank you so much Bill for your hospitality and inviting me to join your amazing group. And thanks to ALL of you for your comments so far. I have spent today going over all of them extremely carefully. They have generated some very interesting insights for me, correlations and confirmations of various ideas I had rolling around in my brain. So everything is EXTREMELY useful to my research from CARET. David Adair, Rochelle D'Elia, Santilli/Marcel I-beam, Penniston, and even the Alienware/Dell comment (my teenage son actually told me this a long time ago after I showed him some CARET diagrams!!!) Thank you RunningDeer for the clarified photos - that's very helpful and I truly hope you enjoy "Psychic Intuition"! I talk about language in there also. And thanks Saint Theresa for the kind comments... I'm glad I don't come off unlikeable! :D
    I like you already.
    Totally awesome presentation.
    Captivating, on so many levels.

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    I hope Nancy finds her stay at PA enjoyable and I offer my greetings. I don't think she could find a better place on the internet for constructive criticism and balance, we are not afraid to ask the difficult questions. Welcome Nancy.

    CARET......... really?

    I apologise. I could well be exposing my utter ignorance here. I thought this case had been picked to bits, to the nth degree, and was found to be lacking....... including the pristinely packaged documentation (that include many errors, untruths and mistakes), and absolutely perfect photographs of the drones of course. I was of the belief that this whole episode was rolled-out, move for move, like a well organised, tactical, marketing campaign. Did anyone ever get to the bottom of who, exactly, Issac was?

    I am genuinely asking for some clarification here. Honestly, I would love to be privy to more information that would turn my belief of this case into something I could believe in, because as it stands at the minute, in my mind, just telling people, "yes, this is real", does not cut it.

    Why is this case real?

    Regards.
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    Default Re: Exolinguistics - alien languages: the work of Nancy du Tertre

    about CARET.
    I have no proof of it being legit. Thats why i wanted your input higher up in the thread. But in the documentation the photographs of the parts are extreemly good and could not be proven to be fabricated. None of the photos of the drones could be proven faked. Al what happened back when this was hot was that whereever one of these dronephotos was posted 10 or more posted comments like: Thats definitely CG. - Clear fake. etc. All they could do to undermine their claims was to produce some similar design in 3D and telling people: look, thats easy faked.
    And one of the guys that took many of the photos was accused of beeing a hoaxer. There was a hole lot of pressure comming down. I looked at the photos back then and could not find one little hint that they been fabricated (bad masking, pixelation (graininess) difference in surrounding and objects, difference in blurriness or contrast, etc.). I work in and teach 3D, Photoshop and such.
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    Just 4 fun:
    If you wanna check on your skills in telling a CG pic from a real one. Heres a little challenge for you by Autodesk (3D Software):

    http://area.autodesk.com/fakeorfoto

    if you get 50 % or below right, that should tell you something

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    Forget about the images...... we should know by now that without corroboration images are worth zilch.

    The Devil is in the detail. The documentation is, to me, what this story is all about. That documentation, from the cover onwards, is like no technical laboratory documentation before or since. The whole story falls apart, in my mind anyway, once you put those documents under scrutiny. From Issacs's account of how he got them out, to the lay-out, the terminology used, the spelling errors and woeful terminology, the list goes on and on. It is full of holes.

    The fact that Linda Moulton-Howe endorses this case should not be used as a qualifier. This is a lady that has dedicated her journalistic life to the subject of ET's and especially, the animal mutilation conundrum. For this she is applauded, and rightly so. But what she will not look at in-depth, and has in-fact gone out of her way to rubbish, is the subject of human mutilation. This throws up a big red flag to me.

    As I said earlier, please, if there is more evidence, more to this than is not widely published, then point me in the right direction. I would love for this case to have more meat on the bones, because as it stands right now, it lacks credibility....... And to issue statements that, "this is real", without further explanation, evidence or testimony is a dis-service to people who may not know better.

    Please prove me wrong.


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    Default Re: Exolinguistics - alien languages: the work of Nancy du Tertre

    Am only sixteen minutes into the MUFON presentation and am definetely not convinced already that Nancy has a full grasp of the puzzle she professes. Had to stop to put these comments here.

    The Rosetta Stone is exactly what it says it is and I will not distract from the general consensus of the meaning and alleged purpose of its creation. To bring three regional languages together by the decree asserted on them.
    However I do condemn the evidence of the Rosetta stone to disinformation as it does not teach people what the Hieroglyphs mean, it teaches what is believed to mean. This was around the period of 196BCE.
    The Exodus of the Israelites occurred allegedly around 1196BCE and was a tumultuous time for mankind as expressed by the Book of Eunoch. Preceding this period there had been a massive global disaster that changed mankind biologically forever. From giants to our physiology now. Coincidentally there had been a brain wipe. What had been known as knowledge before this event was gone afterwards. Nobody at that time was able to decipher the Hieroglyphs.
    The Israelites raided the archives of the pyramid and stole one of the Arks (of which there were many) and records around this time (1196BCE) which now created two factions or groups with distended data information regarding the past. The priest hood of the Pharoahs, these were the power behind the figurehead which is what the Pharoah status was and the desert hovel of the Israelites with their stolen booty. Both groups were and are still today trying to decipher those same Hieroglyphs that is under examination here in this thread.

    So by the time of the creation of the Rosetta stone, approximately one thousand years later, with a growing population curious to know what the Pyramid complex was all about, I believe, a conspiracy of disinformation was created to maintain the credibility of the "kingship" of the Pharoah. This portrayed the Hieroglyphs as dominant, at the top, allegedly by the the king with the languages of the North, the ancient Greek and the South, the Demotic (the language of the Nile, Afica) asserting the right of power of the Pharoah.
    Everybody had lost their past memories, over generations so what was there not to believe at that time. The world was still a confused state.

    @Nancy This is my interpretation of the Rosetta Stone. Actually some of it. If you are unable to discern that everything you have ever been taught with regards mankinds past is a load of baloney, then your research will come to nought. People intuitively believe the truth. They know the truth. It is ingrained into our "sprituality".
    ________________________________________

    You also made a reference to insects with "hearing" organs inside their abdomens or other parts of their form. NO they don't. roflmao
    Insects are sensitive to external vibations for their existence to be sustained. All living creatures have sense organs that engage through emitting into and absorbing from the vibrations of the environments they exist. We, the euthemistically considered dominant species compare our functions of organ use and try to overlay our environment with the same comparison and it does not work.
    The cellular infrastructure is what is interacting with the environment, not the insects "perception" of environmental intercourse.
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    @ Nancy I wish you well in your research. If you depend on current sciences and their belief systems all you will do is produce a mish mash, a kalidescope of reinterpreted interpretations with no foundation in the truth. People will naturally "sense" the truth. Regardless of your esteemed references, whomever or whatever they claim to be.
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    As I haven't finished the presetation, I apologise if the following was included.

    I had spent some time researching the past and clearly the Pyramids was on the list.
    There were glyphs behind the tunnel door accessed from the Kings Chamber of the Khufu Pyramid.
    Here is the link for some more insight:
    https://www.newscientist.com/article...er-of-secrets/
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    Furthermore, listed here at Avalon today is a thread about the Giants of our past. The Nephillim. Along with the photos of the evidences of the bodies is also pictures of the glyphs of antiquity. Each set of glyphs we are told belong to some group or another. This is done to confuse researchers so be careful what you believe to be true.
    https://projectavalon.net/forum4/show...n-the-Americas
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    @Nancy I personally do not have any interest at all in Aliens. I beliieve the cosmos is packed full of them. Good luck to them. They do not talk either as we do as they are highly likely to be telepaths as mankind was once before.
    How can anybody consider the language of Aliens if they do not understand the languages/glyphs of our past? It is quite absurd.
    Good luck to you on your journey. Am sure the books will sell for a while anyways. An openly sceptical though value your interest as "somebody has to do it, am glad it's you"
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    As an end note, refer to the work of Klaus Dona. Should keep you busy for a while:-)
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    To understand the scope of corruption in this area of research you are embarked you might consider also investigating the Phaitos Disk which has depictions of glyphs on both sides. The world of experts hve esposed a junket of nonsense to describe this and its origination.
    Well, as you are a woman, I state now the Phaitos disk is nothing more than a dinner/banquet planner. It is read from the middlle outwards for clearly two types of menus I would guess. Have a look at it, see what you come up with.
    (By the way it was not written by aliens I wouldn't have thought, as they would have brought their own space rations as others would have us believe).
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    Default Re: Exolinguistics - alien languages: the work of Nancy du Tertre

    Klaus Dona is really worth watching



    I uploaded some hi-resolution Pictures of the presented Artefacts on wetransfer, they are gone in a week so grab em now.
    http://we.tl/cOaAse9DGW
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    Quote Posted by uzn (here)

    Klaus Dona is really worth watching.

    http://we.tl/NITQFEmYRU
    The zip file won't unzip... can you upload again?

    Re Klaus, the relevance here is that many of his intriguing artifacts have an ancient language on them that has been described as 'Pre-Sanstrit' by world-class lingusitics expert Professor Kurt Schildmann, who could speak and write over 40 languages.



    This (below) is a post of mine copied from this 2010 thread:
    Klaus Dona follow-up: The Hidden History of the Human Race

    https://projectavalon.net/forum4/show...ull=1#post4797

    ~~~~~~~


    Hi, Folks:

    I've had an interesting exchange with Avalon member Houman, a very intelligent and delightful man.

    He has a friend who is a Touareg, who pointed out that some of the symbols in the Touarag language [in Central Africa] are identical to the ancient pre-Sanskrit symbols depicted from about 8:30 on the new video. Here is just one still from the image sequence:



    A modern symbol list (in a language now called Neo Tifinagh) is here:

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tifinagh



    The plot thickens and becomes really interesting when it turns out that (a) the last symbol on the base of the pyramid here:



    ...really does mean child/son in Touareg (Tifinagh). Note that Klaus said that the respected ancient-languages linguist Kurt Schildmann had translated this as "The Son of the Creator comes" - and this is right next to a depiction of the stars of Orion's Belt, all on the base of a pyramid that is the splitting image of the pyramid depicted on the American dollar bill!



    And (b) ...there are established mythical connections between the Touareg and Atlantis. Klaus tells me that the researcher Marcel F. Homet wrote about this. Klaus Dona and Houman are now in touch with each other... the research continues.

    Cheers, Bill
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    Her's the new Download link for the Pictures, tested it this time, works
    http://we.tl/cOaAse9DGW


    Note from Bill — excellent, thank you.
    Some of those images I'd not seen before.
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    Default Re: Exolinguistics - alien languages: the work of Nancy du Tertre

    Welcome to Avalon Nancy, it is lovely to have you join the forum, take your time to settle in then enjoy being yet another piece of the jigsaw that is a part of the greater picture. You have the choice to debate with who you wish and when you wish. You also have the choice to ignore who you wish when you wish.

    For example, comments such as.
    Quote .Well, as you are a woman,
    you can just ignore as it has no meaning whatsoever.
    The majority of members will debate with respect in their hearts. If respect is lacking, the forum is well moderated to deal with such.

    Welcome and enjoy.
    With respect.

    Billy.
    When you express from a fearful heart in the now moment, You create a fearful future.
    When you express from a loving heart in the now moment, You create a loving future.

    Have no fear, Be aware and live your lives journey from a compassionate caring nurturing heart to manifest a compassionate caring nurturing future. Billyji


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    [[...]

    I've had an interesting exchange with Avalon member Houman, a very intelligent and delightful man.

    He has a friend who is a Touareg, who pointed out that some of the symbols in the Touarag language [in Central Africa] are identical to the ancient pre-Sanskrit symbols depicted from about 8:30 on the new video. Here is just one still from the image sequence:


    [...]
    There is a video in which Credo Mutwa talks about the Berbers' ancestors and their traditions which he inherited parts of.

    Those ancestors are also those of the Ganges who populated the Canary islands but also the founders of the Hawaii Huna tradition... as demonstrated in this book: "The Secret Science Behind Miracles" (see this post) which ties the Berber's language to the Huna language. With Ho'oponopono deriving from the latter...

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    [I].

    As a comparison, Jesse Marcel Jr's recreation of the I-beam he remembers being shown by his father when he was a young boy of 10, is here. They're so totally different, it has to be possible that the beam he saw was another one, not depicted in the video.

    Hi Bill, not sure I can accept your conclusion that they are totally different. From the perspective of a 10 yr old child they'd be very much the same. Then consider how old the son was when he had to bring up the memory of the beam and re-create it. Memories can be suspect after just a few days.

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    The fact that Linda Moulton-Howe endorses this case should not be used as a qualifier. This is a lady that has dedicated her journalistic life to the subject of ET's and especially, the animal mutilation conundrum. For this she is applauded, and rightly so. But what she will not look at in-depth, and has in-fact gone out of her way to rubbish, is the subject of human mutilation. This throws up a big red flag to me.
    I also found it quite disturbing that LMH veered so sharply away from the subject of human mutilation but I wouldn't, as a consequence, disregard anything she has to say because of that. It is possible, for example, that the topic of human mutilation is just a topic that she just can't even face the possibility of and subsequently disregards as a defence mechanism.

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    Quote You also made a reference to insects with "hearing" organs inside their abdomens or other parts of their form. NO they don't. roflmao
    Don't laugh too hard. Its true insects like the cricket have their hearing organs on the hind legs. Also moths have a tympanic membrane on the body to hear ultrasonic sounds.
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    Memories can be suspect after just a few days.
    Yes, and in Jesse's case it was more like 60 years. My point was that when it comes to academic attempts to decipher (or at least ascribe potential meaning to) specific symbols, Jesse's recollection is interesting, but practically valueless in pragmatic terms.

    If his recall was a good match for the beams shown in Santilli's video, then that'd be significant. But it's not... and that leaves us logically with nowhere to go.

    Was it a different beam? Was it his faulty memory from 1947? We don't and can't know. In a court of law, his testimony, no matter how heartfelt, would be rejected as admissable evidence.

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    Am only sixteen minutes into the MUFON presentation and am definetely not convinced already that Nancy has a full grasp of the puzzle she professes. Had to stop to put these comments here.

    The Rosetta Stone is exactly what it says it is and I will not distract from the general consensus of the meaning and alleged purpose of its creation. To bring three regional languages together by the decree asserted on them.
    However I do condemn the evidence of the Rosetta stone to disinformation as it does not teach people what the Hieroglyphs mean, it teaches what is believed to mean. This was around the period of 196BCE.
    The Exodus of the Israelites occurred allegedly around 1196BCE and was a tumultuous time for mankind as expressed by the Book of Eunoch. Preceding this period there had been a massive global disaster that changed mankind biologically forever. From giants to our physiology now. Coincidentally there had been a brain wipe. What had been known as knowledge before this event was gone afterwards. Nobody at that time was able to decipher the Hieroglyphs.
    The Israelites raided the archives of the pyramid and stole one of the Arks (of which there were many) and records around this time (1196BCE) which now created two factions or groups with distended data information regarding the past. The priest hood of the Pharoahs, these were the power behind the figurehead which is what the Pharoah status was and the desert hovel of the Israelites with their stolen booty. Both groups were and are still today trying to decipher those same Hieroglyphs that is under examination here in this thread.

    So by the time of the creation of the Rosetta stone, approximately one thousand years later, with a growing population curious to know what the Pyramid complex was all about, I believe, a conspiracy of disinformation was created to maintain the credibility of the "kingship" of the Pharoah. This portrayed the Hieroglyphs as dominant, at the top, allegedly by the the king with the languages of the North, the ancient Greek and the South, the Demotic (the language of the Nile, Afica) asserting the right of power of the Pharoah.
    Everybody had lost their past memories, over generations so what was there not to believe at that time. The world was still a confused state.

    @Nancy This is my interpretation of the Rosetta Stone. Actually some of it. If you are unable to discern that everything you have ever been taught with regards mankinds past is a load of baloney, then your research will come to nought. People intuitively believe the truth. They know the truth. It is ingrained into our "sprituality".
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    You also made a reference to insects with "hearing" organs inside their abdomens or other parts of their form. NO they don't. roflmao
    Insects are sensitive to external vibations for their existence to be sustained. All living creatures have sense organs that engage through emitting into and absorbing from the vibrations of the environments they exist. We, the euthemistically considered dominant species compare our functions of organ use and try to overlay our environment with the same comparison and it does not work.
    The cellular infrastructure is what is interacting with the environment, not the insects "perception" of environmental intercourse.
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    @ Nancy I wish you well in your research. If you depend on current sciences and their belief systems all you will do is produce a mish mash, a kalidescope of reinterpreted interpretations with no foundation in the truth. People will naturally "sense" the truth. Regardless of your esteemed references, whomever or whatever they claim to be.
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    As I haven't finished the presetation, I apologise if the following was included.

    I had spent some time researching the past and clearly the Pyramids was on the list.
    There were glyphs behind the tunnel door accessed from the Kings Chamber of the Khufu Pyramid.
    Here is the link for some more insight:
    https://www.newscientist.com/article...er-of-secrets/
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    Furthermore, listed here at Avalon today is a thread about the Giants of our past. The Nephillim. Along with the photos of the evidences of the bodies is also pictures of the glyphs of antiquity. Each set of glyphs we are told belong to some group or another. This is done to confuse researchers so be careful what you believe to be true.
    https://projectavalon.net/forum4/show...n-the-Americas
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    @Nancy I personally do not have any interest at all in Aliens. I beliieve the cosmos is packed full of them. Good luck to them. They do not talk either as we do as they are highly likely to be telepaths as mankind was once before.
    How can anybody consider the language of Aliens if they do not understand the languages/glyphs of our past? It is quite absurd.
    Good luck to you on your journey. Am sure the books will sell for a while anyways. An openly sceptical though value your interest as "somebody has to do it, am glad it's you"
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    As an end note, refer to the work of Klaus Dona. Should keep you busy for a while:-)
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    To understand the scope of corruption in this area of research you are embarked you might consider also investigating the Phaitos Disk which has depictions of glyphs on both sides. The world of experts hve esposed a junket of nonsense to describe this and its origination.
    Well, as you are a woman, I state now the Phaitos disk is nothing more than a dinner/banquet planner. It is read from the middlle outwards for clearly two types of menus I would guess. Have a look at it, see what you come up with.
    (By the way it was not written by aliens I wouldn't have thought, as they would have brought their own space rations as others would have us believe).
    I really don't think you came off conceited enough... More snark next time, and maybe jack that horse up higher.

    *Sarcasm...sigh...eyeroll.
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    Ewan wrote:

    Quote I also found it quite disturbing that LMH veered so sharply away from the subject of human mutilation but I wouldn't, as a consequence, disregard anything she has to say because of that. It is possible, for example, that the topic of human mutilation is just a topic that she just can't even face the possibility of and subsequently disregards as a defence mechanism.
    True Ewan, true, but I beg to differ. It is also possible that Linda has come up against a wall..... "you shall pass no further, you shall not talk of such thing's"....... But with that I am in the land of guesswork. Her comment's on the Brazilian case of HM were dis-ingenuous at best, mis-direction at worst.

    The symbols on the i-beam from the Santilli video spell out V-I-D-E-O. That is some co-incidence, maybe just a quirk of 'Alien' humour. For people new to this, do a little research on Ray Santilli to start getting a bit more perspective of this case. What ever did happen to Ray Santilli, the guy that brought to light some of the most important video known to mankind?

    As ever with these things, The more I research, the more questions' I'm left with.


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