UFOs Are Here

[integration journey]

I can’t wait to meet some aliens and gtfo out of earth. It’s expensive here and survival is brutal.

I hope there is no rude awakening with how aliens live. 

Edited 10 hours ago by integration journey

[Cubbage]

14 hours ago, OBEler said:

You all don't research correctly. On a topic like this this is just sloppy and ignorant. 

 

How many books have you read on ufology?

[Cubbage]

6 hours ago, integration journey said:

I hope there is no rude awakening with how aliens live. 

The rude awakening is that their way of life makes us seem even more like savage, deranged bastards by comparison.

[Wilhelm44]

14 hours ago, Vido said:

What i absolutely love About ufo stuff in general is that the people don't feel like they are lying. Like somewhere deep i feel i know they are telling truth and i want to believe them. But then logic kicks in.

 

 

And what is logic saying ?

[Leo Gura]

15 hours ago, OBEler said:

 

While many previous accounts have been accompanied by real photographs or video footage of apparent sightings, the “black triangles” report features nine identical images of the same unidentified canyon with tiny, trilateral silhouettes crudely added to replicate the movement of the object the observers said they saw.

“This does indeed look like little more than a black triangle shape superimposed on a landscape background to illustrate the report. I don’t think it really adds anything substantive to the report itself,” said Greg Eghigian, professor of history and bioethics at Penn State University, and author of the 2024 book After the Flying Saucers Came: A Global History of the UFO Phenomenon

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026/oct/23/ufo-pentagon-files?utm_source=chatgpt.com

 

The FBI document included a number of pictures which appear to be an object representing the reported sighting superimposed over the landscape (Computer-generated - The Pentagon)

https://www.the-independent.com/news/world/americas/pentagon-ufo-files-triangles-us-trump-b3072621.html?utm_source=chatgpt.com

 

You all don't research correctly. On a topic like this this is just sloppy and ignorant. 

Fair point.

[OBEler]

2 hours ago, Cubbage said:

How many books have you read on ufology?

I have read zero books on ugology, so does that make my arguments about ufos irrelevant for you?  My common sense threats probably some Ufo believers here. Sorry for that. 

By the way you don't understand that most Ufo books are hidden science fiction books. Ufo books don't sell good without faking something and over exaggerate what happened. 

[Cubbage]

@OBEler I was just curious.

[Cubbage]

4 minutes ago, OBEler said:

By the way you don't understand that most Ufo books are hidden science fiction books.

"Most" being the key word. Lot of incredibly valuable stuff out there. Should look into it if you really care about this subject.

[OBEler]

3 minutes ago, Cubbage said:

"Most" being the key word. Lot of incredibly valuable stuff out there. Should look into it if you really care about this subject.

4 minutes ago, Cubbage said:

@OBEler 

Which would you recommend? 

[Cubbage]

@OBEler

All of Whitley Streiber's work starting with Communion. His modern stuff is actually the most interesting imo.

Passport to Magonia (must read), Dimensions, The Invisible College & Confronations by Jacque Vallee.

UFO's & Nukes (must read) by Robert Hastings.

Unacknowledged by Steven Greer (a controversial figure but worth looking into).

Abduction by John E. Mack

Area 51 by Annie Jacobson.

Need to Know by Timothy Good.

The Uninvited by Nick Pope.

All of Richard Dolans work, starting with UFOs for the 21st Century mind. He balances Vallee and Strieber's metaphysics with hard data on top of maintaining an open mind that isn't conspiratorial. Highly speculative but exceptionally articulated. Not conjecture, proper analysis of theoretical ideas when given unbiased attention.

Skin walkers at the Pentagon by James T. Lacatski.

Closer Encounters by Jason Reza Jorjani.

Encounters D. W. Pasulka (American Cosmic gets a lot of good rep but I've not read it yet).

If you read the essential stuff I'd be surprised if you didn't come out of it learning something new.

 

 

 

Edited 23 minutes ago by Cubbage

[OBEler]

@Cubbage Skin walkers at the Pentagon by James T. Lacatski.

This was a hoax to grap some money from the government. All you need to do is invent some evidence for further research and the money from the government goes into these researchers. The one who initiated this program was the owner of skin walker range himself. Red flag interest conflicts here. 

[Leo Gura]

@OBEler Study Roswell. Roswell alone is enough.

I have a Roswell book in my book list.

Roswell was a cover up.

Edited 4 minutes ago by Leo Gura