ProfD

Today is the holiday acknowledging the legacy of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Yet, there is hardly any media coverage of it. Unfortunately, the pageantry of the POTUS inauguration has literally trumped Rev. Dr. MLK Jr's holiday. There are events commemorating the legacy of Rev. Dr. MLK Jr's happening around the country. Hopefully, they are getting local coverage.

That part doesn't make sense. Therein lies the reason for disbelief and skepticism. I was referring to artificial intelligence compiling the information. Not myself.

Thanks. I know you're already aware of the dealy-o. America is gangsta as h8ll. Smiles on camera and bullies behind the scenes.

Clearly, they don't use their psychic abilities to conquer humans. I edited by last post to say they are now conflating Bigfoot and ETs. Funny thing is humans have believed in some version of Bigfoot and ETs for a long time.

Maybe they only communicate with Reptilians. Even if the truth is hidden in plain sight, it would seems that humans should be able to decipher the clues and figure it out. I guess they're waiting to dump every book ever written and other data into computers and allow AI to compile the answers. I've got a feeling that if they asked AI about UAP/UFO/ET phenomena right now, it would parrot the same information we've been getting from whistleblowers.

Reminds me of Woody Harrelson's character in the movie "2012". War games is a different form of entertainment. Yesterday, I watched a program about Bigfoot. Now, one of their theories is that Sasquatch the wild man is an ET. A woman in Kentucky claims the Bigfoot alien edition communicates with her. A dude showed up at her for a campout. Sure enough, a Bigfoot with glowing green eyes showed up. The dude met with Bigfoot. The creature could read human minds. The guy couldn't remember everything they discussed due to the "Missing Time" effect. Missing Tme usually happens to people who've been abducted by aliens. It's a phenomena where these people cannot remember details of their alien encounter. On cue, Bigfoot and ETs are now being conflated in some quarters.

Same reason a sh8tload of the cheap products sold in America are made in China. Follow the money. America doesn't see China as a real threat. They don't want them to call in the markers (money owed) or to out-grow their britches. America creates adversaries to justify building up the military industrial complex. The next best thing is proxies. That's why America is throwing money and weapons at Ukraine and Israel.

You are not alone. There are other believers. We have been conditioned by a society that requires all types of proof of verification (birth certification, transcripts, photo IDs, passport, insurance cards, contracts, etc.). It's not unreasonable for some of us to require more evidence and proof than a handful of folks claiming it. the 87-year old man says the aliens don't want to communicate with humanity directly but they're talking to a handful of humans. I'm wondering how those particular folks were selected. Then, the woman in the Gravitas video clowns at the end saying the old man should be hospitalized and by recommending Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy.

My AALBC easy chair is metaphorical. I envision the forum like a coffeeshop where a few folks roll through to chop it up. The regulars sit in their same spot when they show up in the joint i.e. easy chair.

The eyewitness with government credentials has a strange look about him. If his knowledge and information was that serious, he would not be able to freely walk around talking about it. He's running around with paper scissors. Possibly, the guy will make some money running around telling his "story" about the UAP/UFO/ET retrieval program. I There's no shortage of UFO experts running around. Folks getting paid big money to talk about something anecdotally. Americans enjoy different types of entertainment. Add UAP/UFO/ET to the list of distractions.

The incoming POTUS will take credit for keeping the lights on at TIkTok. The CEO of TikTok will be attending pre-inauguration events too. In the meantime, TikTok parent company, ByteDance, is looking for $40-$50 billion dollars to sell it to an American company. I don't use the platform so buying into it is of no interest to me.

I would only watch it to add to the chop up with brotha @frankster on the subject. Otherwise, you're right...as the resident agnostic and skeptic, I would have to see the UAP/UFO/ET for myself.

I missed the event yesterday. Hopefully, it will be re-aired soon. In the meantime, I'm looking forward to reading whatever @frankster thought about it. I know he already believes UAP/UFO/ET exist. Just wondering if the event heightened his belief. Of course, I also understand his weekend includes kush. So, I'll wait for the smoke to clear.

I don't know how cool he made reading look but it made the white man who wrote the book rich over night.

Considering that He doesn't appear to be in a rush to end poverty, pain and suffering, instead of waiting on that train, folks should probably start walking i.e. helping themselves. They'll get wherever they're trying to go and/or need to be faster.

I don't believe AALBC active membership will grow. It's a boutique site that serves a particular niche. Nothing wrong with it. AALBC will continue as long as there is activity and/or until brotha @Troy decides to move on to something else. IMO, while it would be great to migrate AALBC data into repository in the event of closure, I plan to continue enjoying my easy chair here. If the proverbial lights are turned out, I'll have fond memories of this place. Hard to believe it's already been several years that I've been a fixture.

This weekend is supposed to be cold enough here to warrant moving the inauguration swearing-in ceremony indoors. We already know the incoming POTUS will claim this inauguration drew more people than several past inaugurations combined. The real question is why 47 isn't using the January 6th rioters to provide security services.

No shortage of folks were able ro take pictures of that exploded SpaceX rocket. As I'd expect with an aerial phenomena. I saw a bit about the latest UAF/UFO/ET whistleblower event this evening. Different person with a similar testimony as others. This is a guy with military credentials and a super top secret security clearance. From 150 feet away, he claims to have seen the spacecraft and a NHI ( Non-Human Intelligence). The build up to the program is that this guy's testimony could be the greatest breakthrough in UAF/UFO/ET retrieval over 50 years. Supposedly, there was also a mental telepathy program back in 1974. It was claimed to have shut down in the 1980s but actually kept going until many years later. We'll find out tomorrow whether or not this fella has evidence or proof UAF/UFO/ET activity. He looks a bit strange but we'll put a pin in that for now.

Considering our ongoing dialog in the other thread, I look forward to the outcome of this latest event/talk. Of course, I don't expect to see any evidence or proof to believe anything different. I'm slightly curious to know why UAP/UFO/ET phenomenon has become a buzz again though. I wonder if we are being distracted from something else.

Yet, this credible source has walked out of the building with any evidence or proof. Just his memory and mouth. Exactly, I expect you and me to see the UAP/UFO/ET for ourselves. If that's not going to happen, these people are selling BS. You and I have not witnessed it. There's a cure but thousands of people die from cancer every year. That doesn't make sense but OK. Since we have not witnessed it for ourselves nor have we seen evidence and proof, some of us will continue to believe it's not real. It's easy to monetize unexplained/non-existent phenomenon. The human imagination feeds on it along with science-fiction, fantasy, conspiracies,etc. I could put on a tinfoil hat and compose music dedicated to UAP/UFO/ET, the universe and cosmos. There's no shortage of people who would eat it up like Skittles. Especially when they are smoking that real purple haze, skunk, kush, etc. Ties back to my comment about cancer. If there is a cure, seems like devastated people who've lost loved ones would have formed a huge movement clamoring for it. Sames goes for UAP/UFO/ET believers. They should have a movement complete with evidence and proof of their claims. it would be hard for offcialdom to hide it.

The sky fairies do not discriminate. Natural disasters happen all over the planet. That part of California happens to be a tinderbox. Wildfires are expected there.

Not sure how this applies to the dialog but if America is their home country, they have a 1st amendment right.

Weren't his credentials bestowed upon him by officialdom? Still, in all of his talking, the man didn't provide sn evidence or proof of anything. Just a bunch of words. Two sides of the same coin. Selling the same product. Cancer is real. Medications allow people to live longer. No cure. They still spending *researching* it. i put them in the same box with those who believe in UAP/UFO/ET. I'm saying that everything about selling UAP/UFO/ET phenomenon generates money from various avenues. Just like crime, drama, comedy, science fiction, fantasy, etc. I doubt the numbers of these people losing is significant enough to raise the unemployment or murder rate.

Absolutely not. Talk to them. The FBA/ADOS civil rights movement enabled Black immigrants to come to the US en masse. The accomplishments of FBA/ADOS are well documented. Many men and women are revered as pioneers in various areas of human activity. None of the above. FBA/ADOS need to invest in building own infrastructures on several fronts. FBA/ADOS men need to do a better job of embracing and encouraging our women to go natural. Another thing FBA/ADOS men need to fix. Then, it really doesn't make sense for them to leave their home countries to take up residence in a majority white country.

I'm defining modernity as the period of time humans have been able to survive, apply science, engineering and technology, build things, form governments, etc. What makes this individual credible? I'm not experinencing cognitive dissonance. My position is "extraordinary claims require extraordinary proof". Supposedly there's no cure for cancer. Yet, trillions of dollars have been spent researching it. Same goes for UAP/UFO/ET phenomenon. A whole lot of money can be generated from it.