Friday, September 20, 2024

Again Bill Murphy/Anomalist "promotes" UFO geezers who no longer matter (if they ever did) in the UFO/UAP discussion

Paperwork Against Alien Invasion? Luis Elizondo on The Daily Show Daily Grail

Miguel ("Red Pill Junkie") Romero notes how Luis Elizondo got across his standard spiel on Ronny Chieng's The Daily Show on Tuesday night. RPJ also quite rightly points out that those UFO community members living in a "UFO bubble" might be surprised at Chieng's theatrical "normie" reaction. RPJ judges Elizondo et al.'s strategy absurd. However, we remember that almost nothing had advanced UFO respectability and dislodged some Government admissions (and legislation) until we heard from Elizondo, a former Senate Majority Leader's previous initiatives, and a Government Insider in late 2017 To Do Something About It. Pressure must be maintained upon and within Congress, lest Kevin Randle's justified fear of history repeating itself is confirmed. One of the more outré elements surfacing after the December 2017 revelations was AAWSAP's interest in a certain Ranch, the subject of Micah Hanks' podcast Skinwalker Ranch: Visit to A Notorious UAP Hotspot. A very effective narrative of an extremely unsettling 2009 experience three ex-military sensor experts had at then-Robert Bigelow's property sets the stage. Micah sketches the background history of the Ranch and Utah area on archaeological, palaeontological, and geological terms. His on-site Ranch tour leads him to a perhaps rather unexpected but ponderable conclusion about that experience. Unfortunately, the podcast's conclusion brings us back to the "normal" world as Micah defends himself and colleagues against journalistic malfeasance. (WM)

This recent "display" apparently caused quite a buzz in Tampa this week, as "Meredith" reported, for videos of the "UFO" went "super viral." Two days later, Meredith says it turns out the UFO Sighting Over Tampa Was Creative Marketing Campaign. Makes you wonder if there's a lucrative market somewhere in this universe for real ET craft appearances. After all, a Mexican Tire Shop Owner Filming UFO Turns Sighting into Impromptu Store Ad. That's per Tim Binnall, who reports this maybe saucer, popped into an impromptu commercial, got the owner six million views and counting! (WM)

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