Thanks to Golden Age of Gaia
HBO goes over the history of UFO Disclosure. With Disclosure seeming to approach, it seems appropriate to begin reviewing the history of sightings and cover-ups.
As a side note, engineers at the company I worked for back in the mid-1990s, Hughes Aircraft, acknowledged to me that Hughes had received from the military the silicon chip, taken from the Roswell spacecraft, which served as the back-engineered heart of what became our computer.
The Internet also derives from galactic technologies, as do Kevlar, Teflon, fiberoptics, stealth technology, etc.
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Reblogged this on Multidimensional Being and commented:
Like bell labs, who got secret documents from the MIC to build the first transistor. Technological evolution is guided from various sides.
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Didn’t get to watch all of this, but it did interest me that the point of time of 12,000 years ago was mentioned.
What IF our history, as we have been taught it, is not the full truth? There’s another angle to think of this from perhaps – it’s certainly another possibility. Perhaps we were only “cave people” because we’d already got to a level of technology where we were able to destroy everything? Perhaps we were actually more advanced in our past than we’ve been led to believe?
Just throwing some ideas out there.
Ancient Indian scriptures have depictions of missiles also – so perhaps our history needs a revision? There are a lot of anthropological and geological explorations that differ with our stated “official” history and its timelines, but they are dismissed by our “academics” rather than viewed with interest. I know that I’ve since discovered that some of the things I learned in history at school were not true at all! It will be interesting to see the real truth emerge, as I’m sure it will in time.
Shakespeare knew a lot of interesting things (or the man who gifted his work to him) – Hamlet quote:
“There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio,
Than are dreamt of in your philosophy.”
Hamlet Act 1, scene 5, 159–167
There is NO way we are alone – even purely from the perspective of probability. However, if I was a more advanced being, I wouldn’t want to meet us quite frankly – we are primitive – we still kill each other for goodness sake. I suspect that is our perception that is limited.
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