Courtney Marchesani @inspiredcreatv

"In Candomblé, the Brazilian version of the Yoruba religion, a human is constituted by a body and several souls. Each person is in part a reincarnation of someone who lived before, and at the same time, the offspring of a deity. Each person inherits from their divinity the virtues and defects spoken of in their myths. Hence the vital importance of the mythic tales: they teach us who we are and why we act as we do." open.substack.com/pub/mossdreams…

There are definitely parts of it that are a huge scam. And the time you spend it learning what parts is a complete waste of time....which eventually makes you wonder why you even got into the field in the first place.....

Robbie Martin @FluorescentGrey

7 hours ago

A lot of these suddenly huge UFO alien podcasts that get algorithmic boosting will need to get ahead of the curve and shift their programming to start telling their audiences that disclosure has been a huge scam they are very sorry for being part of a scam

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If you can change the world, and humanity's understanding of its place in the cosmos... then do it. Too many people now seem to enjoy the idea that they know all the cosmic secrets while keeping you in the dark. They're either lying, or they're part of the problem.

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A throw back for the older crowd. We used to have this on our warm up playlist before b-balll games. Because we were the Tigers. The Tunkhannock Tigers. A little Survivor for ya post DC presser. youtu.be/btPJPFnesV4?si…

@devgru1980mi More than just a few years ago....but as we get older the memories remain. Jennifer Lee Stackhouse Browning (1972-2012) - Find a Grave Memorial share.google/s8Labg9h12KitF…

Hahaha. Agreed. I used to play basketball with a 6'2" player named Jenny Stackhouse (real name) and she used to wear a shirt to practice that said: I LOVE MY ATTITUDE PROBLEM. Coach used to torment the heck out her for it. We would run wind sprints ( called suicides) and I would whisper to her, "are you still gonna wear that shirt everyday?" She would smile and say, "I'm sorry if its making us run." Every damn time I would run competing to beat her and every other player in the line that day regardless if he was punishing all of us for her wearing that damn shirt. Because I wanted to finish first. And thats a competitor. It doesn't matter. Anf thats how I liken this whole competitive thing with disclosure. When we all line up on that line we're competitive. Thats just a fact. But, we're all on the same damn team. Jenny passed away a few years ago. Which was tragic and brutal. But it made me recollect on all the games we played. And as a point guard I didn't give a fuck what shirt she wore on what day. She had excellent hands, could catch any ball I threw at her, and she make baskets. And we loved each other for our grit, determination, and team spirit. I wish more people in disclosure were team players or at least thought that way but I dont expect people to have that attitude if they've never played the game.

I think there are a couple different issues at play. While I dont know why Georgio is so angry, I do think Don Schmitt has a right to be. Some of his excellent works have been taken and used in projects with no recognition or credit given. And thats not cool. I saw some of his comments recently and really understood why he was salty. While I think that the standards of the past have eroded (e.g. citations, references) some still apply. He did excellent work on Roswell for years. When you see people horking others hard work for their own projects and take credit for it and receive the public recognition for it while they are not mentioned I think that's the crux of some of this backlash. Not towards Grusch per se, but it's what I've seen happen over the years. When people go out in the podcast circuit or write books or create films, they could give credit where credit is due. Its just a professional courtesy. Like Loose Threads. I refer to it all the time for it's excellent conclusions. Thats your work. You and all the writers of that document should receive proper credit for your contributions to disclosure efforts and the research foundation that you all laid down. @ChrisBartelSWR Is another that I highly respect for his work ethic, knowledge, and perspective. So I dont think it's just jealousy. Although there's alot of that as well. Then there's just plain old hatefulness.

Christopher Wolford @devgru1980mi

23 hours ago

I see many old timer UFO researchers along with some Ancient Aliens hair guy be big mad at the attention of David Grusch is getting why … he’s getting you ding dongs what you want ! Also don’t be mad if you have done nothing but sit on your hands .

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I still respect the hell out of him for everything he did and while it was painful to see that recent exchange I kinda understood his feeling left out due to the history of projects that never named him. So, I try to approach this whole thing respecting the old guns while championing the new since its all to the good. The positive. For disclosure. Even the recent new guns may feel they're being overshadowed right now. But, in the end...And I hope both you and I see it...when you continue to do good work and stay on the edge you will have self respect and thats all each of us can attain in this thing called "disclosure."

Now that I have your attention. Everything in my last post is 100% true. People are treating yesterday's conference as a slam dunk victory, and in some respects it was. It's important to keep pushing for transparency and disclosure, but make no mistake. Yesterday's speeches nor the speeches that follow are going to change this conversation here. x.com/i/status/20556…

Chris Bartel @ChrisBartelSWR

4 weeks ago

" China " youtube.com/shorts/aJVaMyB… We’re watching 1950s UFO mythos get repackaged for a new era of space competition and space warfare. The difference now is the distraction machine is far more powerful. In the 1950s it was newspapers and rumors and today it’s nonstop social

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In my offical duties.. I was involved in multiple crash and recover missions. Carried out remote viewing experiments. Documented NHI. Underwent medical testing as a result of interactions associated with the phenomenon. Most of these activities were associated with a ranch in Utah that has had a significant influence on the direction and evolution of the current UFO/UAP narrative.

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Anthony here! While @sineadaw sadly could not make it down to DC today for @jamescfox & @lesliekean’s UFO/UAP press conference with David Grusch and bipartisan lawmakers (although she’ll be here with me in a few weeks for the @disclosurefound forum!), there were some notable takeaways from being there in person! The media contingent was historic for this field (at least 10 different outlets reporting, including a livestream by @reuters)! I met correspondents filming for @el_pais (one of Spain’s most prominent newspapers) and @AlArabiya. The latter’s @houssainetaud had a great chat with me about his own metallic sphere experience flying out of my city of birth—Beirut—that got him interested in this field! He even spoke with Grusch on camera (see photos). I also had 3 teenage girls come up behind me from outside the fence as Grusch was speaking, without knowing what was going on, and I overheard them as they realized this was “about aliens,” and the geeked out: “OMG that’s David Grusch!” They were absolutely giddy this was happening. If the above are a microcosm of what’s happening in society on this topic, we are entering uncharted and amazing waters. Hope is in the field. 🙌🏼✨

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A huge thank you to @jamescfox and Leslie Kean for leading this event. And to Dave Grusch and our leaders in Congress. As James says, reality should not be classified.

NewsNation @NewsNation

a day ago

"The American people deserve more than vague denials and selective releases": UAP whistleblower David Grusch speaks about the importance of disclosure, saying he wants to help Congress and the president restore lawful accountability and to be transparent with Americans. He also

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Hahaha!! I did happen to catch professor Laslo. And a nice smile from David Grusch.

Thank you to everyone who joined us today. For decades, Americans have been told to stop asking questions and trust the process. That mindset has no place in a government that answers to the people.

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NEW EXCLUSIVE: Game plan after today's UAP presser? “We just got to keep talking about it,” Rep. @JaredEMoskowitz tells us. askapoluaps.com/p/moskowitz-ua…

Awesome dadgum press conference. 🛸 Fantastic play by Leslie Kean, arguing that NHI biologics shouldn't be classified as craft, propulsion etc are. (Unless they can be used as weapons I guess).

Earlier today, David Grusch referenced the government's knowledge of what he described as "sentient plasmoid beings" during a press conference at the U.S. Capitol. Hearing those remarks reminded us of a story we've been quietly researching for years- one that, to our knowledge, has never been told publicly before. For some time now, we've been investigating the case of an individual who was allegedly involved in a secret effort to communicate with something remarkably similar to what Grusch described today. The story is extraordinary. And today felt like the right day to share a first glimpse.

It was an honor to stand with these patriots. 🇺🇲 Reality is classified. The battle begins now. Join the fight. 🟥