alex jones SUED

pigfarmer

pigfarmer

tall, thin, irritable
Rick Hunter said:
There have been bunches of people come forward (with varying levels of credibilty) and state they were part of government UFO activities over the decades. Everything I have read indicates that the higher ups in our military openly stated that UFOs were most likely ET in the 1940's and early 50's. Now, of course they weren't going to divulge exactly what they knew about them but they weren't operating under the extreme gag order that has persisted until very recently.
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I thought this might go better in a different thread. Conspiracy talk = interesting. Alex Jones = piece of ****.
 
Standingstones

Standingstones

Celestial
I imagine Jones has taken steps to try and hide his money. He keeps harping the point that he won’t be bankrupted. If they can’t find the money they will go for his property. That is easier to do. Someone is going to get their pound of flesh.
 
Shadowprophet

Shadowprophet

Truthiness
It's crucial to recognize that much of the human experience, for better or worse, is tangled up in our darker impulses. We’ve seen countless examples throughout history: we harm, deceive, and betray one another, sometimes with the most chilling indifference. Yet, the thin thread that keeps our collective behavior in check is the shared belief in consequences—a belief that, if we cross certain lines, there will be repercussions.

But imagine for a moment, what happens if that thread is severed? If suddenly, the reality we’ve clung to no longer holds up and actions no longer carry any weight? In a world stripped of accountability, even the kind soul who once sold cookies on your street could transform into something unrecognizable, a reflection of what happens when boundaries fade and chaos prevails.

This is precisely why the idea of full disclosure about extraterrestrial life is something humanity might never face. The truth isn’t just about whether we're ready to see beyond the stars—it’s about whether we're prepared to face the cracks within ourselves when the rules no longer apply. It’s not that the truth is out there; it’s that we might not be ready to confront what it means for us here.



And you guys can rationalize this and say , I wouldn't do those thjngs.. I'm telling you guys , if there is no reason not to take what people want. They will justify that.


What happens when people find out, it wasn't just humans, but hundreds may e thousands or millions of other species of life in the cosmos. Suddenly we find ourselves questioning everything about ourselves and our position in the cosmos.

Sure, you could personally handle the revelation. However , we all know several people who couldn't. And the moment they discovered that concepts like virtue and morality are only in place to guide civilization (to be civilized ). What prevents anyone from just , killing their enemies or even people who get on their nerves. I know this, in a world where people didn't believe in consequences for their actions, society would looka lot different today. If any of us actually managed to survive.
 
Dejan Corovic

Dejan Corovic

As above, so bellow
Shadowprophet said:
It's crucial to recognize that much of the human experience, for better or worse, is tangled up in our darker impulses. We’ve seen countless examples throughout history: we harm, deceive, and betray one another, sometimes with the most chilling indifference. Yet, the thin thread that keeps our collective behavior in check is the shared belief in consequences—a belief that, if we cross certain lines, there will be repercussions.

But imagine for a moment, what happens if that thread is severed? If suddenly, the reality we’ve clung to no longer holds up and actions no longer carry any weight? In a world stripped of accountability, even the kind soul who once sold cookies on your street could transform into something unrecognizable, a reflection of what happens when boundaries fade and chaos prevails.

This is precisely why the idea of full disclosure about extraterrestrial life is something humanity might never face. The truth isn’t just about whether we're ready to see beyond the stars—it’s about whether we're prepared to face the cracks within ourselves when the rules no longer apply. It’s not that the truth is out there; it’s that we might not be ready to confront what it means for us here.



And you guys can rationalize this and say , I wouldn't do those thjngs.. I'm telling you guys , if there is no reason not to take what people want. They will justify that.


What happens when people find out, it wasn't just humans, but hundreds may e thousands or millions of other species of life in the cosmos. Suddenly we find ourselves questioning everything about ourselves and our position in the cosmos.

Sure, you could personally handle the revelation. However , we all know several people who couldn't. And the moment they discovered that concepts like virtue and morality are only in place to guide civilization (to be civilized ). What prevents anyone from just , killing their enemies or even people who get on their nerves. I know this, in a world where people didn't believe in consequences for their actions, society would looka lot different today. If any of us actually managed to survive.
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Add to this that in 99% UFO cases aliens communicate with humans telepathically. Practically they can read both your feeling and thougths. You can't cheat them in any way. They'll punish you before half of a betraying thought finished in your head.
 
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