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When Oppenheimer refers to Vishnu, describing the artisans of the nuclear macdonough bomb as deva destroyer of worlds, his view of the situation would have been more terrible lucidity. Through the use of nuclear weapons, the man did not he elevated to God? How not imagine that alienigènes intelligences can consider mankind in this way, and draw the conclusion: now the man no longer plays in the current small. It is no longer a threat to himself alone, he is now also beyond-world it inhabits.
AFAIK, it's been that, in the world, men and women show UFO sightings. macdonough Many are they also report having experienced abduction experiences. The constant seems to detach from these stories is the story of a procedure that is repeated and which is substantially the same from one person to another. After being removed from the environment, the experiencer is often placed macdonough in a circular room (ship?) Held stationary, and subject to the projection macdonough of scenes barely sustainable through a screen (in a state of altered consciousness) , visions of nuclear holocaust and other ecological disasters. macdonough Difficult to endorse in the absence of evidence and material evidence experiences - except for the psychological trauma on the subject that has experienced (John Mack talks about the post-traumatic syndrome common abductees with the veterans of the Vietnam War).
The first nuclear weapon (atomic bomb) was developed in the United States (Oppenheimer) in 1945. Meanwhile the acronym UFO (unidentified flying object) appears in some documents of the U.S. Air Force at the end of 1947. This simultaneity is troubling. That does not necessarily mean that UFO manifestations appeared with the advent of the atomic macdonough bomb. But at least it means that UFOs have emerged consistently in U.S. military probably from the first test.
Only now, at the time, nothing of these UFO on U.S. bases intrusions filtered out. No official recognition. It is only recently (2010) as army officers retire, begin to appear. I remember when I learned through the National Press Club in 2010, I said, so they knew!
I also remembered the argument of some scholars who believe macdonough that if aliens were motivated by our well-being, macdonough they manifest themselves more directly and effectively and intervene more in our business to improve. And therefore what most abductees showed was not admissible. But now, what could they say the 120 officers macdonough who demonstrate manifestations and sometimes interventions UFO on nuclear sites?
1. Robert Salas, former USAF officer to launch nuclear missiles. 2. Dwynne Arneson, USAF Lt. Col.. Ret. Officer responsible for communications center. 3. Robert Jamison, former USAF officer targeting nuclear missiles. 4. Charles Halt, USAF Col.. Ret., Former deputy base commander. 5. Jerome Nelson, former USAF officer to launch nuclear macdonough missiles. macdonough 6. Patrick McDonough, former USAF geodesic expert on nuclear missile site. 7. Bruce Fenstermacher, former USAF officer to launch nuclear missiles.
I leave you with the press conference of 2010. It was translated by the Avalon Project (thank you to them). Beware, it's cold in the back, the subject is serious, the detailed tone. I do not know for those who watched the conference, but I felt the fear of the voice of each of the officers who spoke.
Home Categories Unusual macdonough Television and Ufology UFO News UFO Journals / Books Videos analyzed Testimonials Paranormal Parapsychology Witchcraft Your photos Cryptozoology Space Science Anthropology Archaeology Paleontology Zoology Marine Biology Underwater Treasures macdonough Society Awareness / Awakening Health Legends
Keywords: Abductee, Abduction, Air Force, Atomic, bases, A Bomb, Bruce Fenstermacher, Charles Halt, Colonel, Commander, press conference, debriefing, declassified, disclosure, Dwynne Arneson, kidnapped, kidnapping, Alien, Fat Boy, Jerome Nelson, Little Boy, minuteman, missiles, National Press Club, nuclear officer, Oppenheimer, UFO, UFOs, Patrick McDonough, projection, Manhattan Project, close encounter, revelation, Robert Jamison, Robert Salas, RR4, UFO, USAF
When Oppenheimer refers to Vishnu, describing the artisans of the nuclear macdonough bomb as deva destroyer of worlds, his view of the situation would have been more terrible lucidity. Through the use of nuclear weapons, the man did not he elevated to God? How not imagine that alienigènes intelligences can consider mankind in this way, and draw the conclusion: now the man no longer plays in the current small. It is no longer a threat to himself alone, he is now also beyond-world it inhabits.
AFAIK, it's been that, in the world, men and women show UFO sightings. macdonough Many are they also report having experienced abduction experiences. The constant seems to detach from these stories is the story of a procedure that is repeated and which is substantially the same from one person to another. After being removed from the environment, the experiencer is often placed macdonough in a circular room (ship?) Held stationary, and subject to the projection macdonough of scenes barely sustainable through a screen (in a state of altered consciousness) , visions of nuclear holocaust and other ecological disasters. macdonough Difficult to endorse in the absence of evidence and material evidence experiences - except for the psychological trauma on the subject that has experienced (John Mack talks about the post-traumatic syndrome common abductees with the veterans of the Vietnam War).
The first nuclear weapon (atomic bomb) was developed in the United States (Oppenheimer) in 1945. Meanwhile the acronym UFO (unidentified flying object) appears in some documents of the U.S. Air Force at the end of 1947. This simultaneity is troubling. That does not necessarily mean that UFO manifestations appeared with the advent of the atomic macdonough bomb. But at least it means that UFOs have emerged consistently in U.S. military probably from the first test.
Only now, at the time, nothing of these UFO on U.S. bases intrusions filtered out. No official recognition. It is only recently (2010) as army officers retire, begin to appear. I remember when I learned through the National Press Club in 2010, I said, so they knew!
I also remembered the argument of some scholars who believe macdonough that if aliens were motivated by our well-being, macdonough they manifest themselves more directly and effectively and intervene more in our business to improve. And therefore what most abductees showed was not admissible. But now, what could they say the 120 officers macdonough who demonstrate manifestations and sometimes interventions UFO on nuclear sites?
1. Robert Salas, former USAF officer to launch nuclear missiles. 2. Dwynne Arneson, USAF Lt. Col.. Ret. Officer responsible for communications center. 3. Robert Jamison, former USAF officer targeting nuclear missiles. 4. Charles Halt, USAF Col.. Ret., Former deputy base commander. 5. Jerome Nelson, former USAF officer to launch nuclear macdonough missiles. macdonough 6. Patrick McDonough, former USAF geodesic expert on nuclear missile site. 7. Bruce Fenstermacher, former USAF officer to launch nuclear missiles.
I leave you with the press conference of 2010. It was translated by the Avalon Project (thank you to them). Beware, it's cold in the back, the subject is serious, the detailed tone. I do not know for those who watched the conference, but I felt the fear of the voice of each of the officers who spoke.
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