More About Those "Drones"

[poliphilo]

 I watched Ross Coulthard (who actually knows a great deal about UFOs) talking to a reporter on the ground about how local politicians were going, "We wanna know what this ia about" and the alphabet agencies were going, "Haven't a clue, mate" and the big government people were going, "We don't know anything either but trust us there's no danger,' and the sneaky deep-throaty people from the corridors of power were going "Don't spread this around, but just between you and me it's the Russians, innit* And every so often Coulthard was blowing his top and going "But this is all totally bonkers!" And they were at it for an hour or so...

At one point Coulthard suggested that the agency behind the drones might be non-human and the reporter looked really uncomfortable and said "Oh please, lets just no go there...."

Because the thing is if we do go there- and we're going to have to soon- because the pressure is building up- the materialist paradigm that informs everything from our science to our politics to our education system is going to collapse into a cloud of dust like the scraggy, dessicated, mummified old thing that it is.

So what is it all about?

Well, it's simple: ourselves from another part of the multiverse are coming into our part of it and informing us that the storyline we're pursuing has run its course- and it's been a jolly interesting experiment and they thank us for conducting it- but there's no way we're taking it to its logical conclusion and using those goddam nukes.....

It's like we've been asleep and dreaming and they''re shaking us gently and going,  "Time to wake up...."

Comments

[paserbyp]

Dream on…

[poliphilo]

You don't buy my theory, do you? Ah, well; time will tell.....

[paserbyp]

I just looking to whom will have benefits from this theory...

[poliphilo]

A worn-out system is coming to an end and a new and better world is being born. I reckon we all benefit.....

[paserbyp]

Yesterday was modern and today is post-modern. What will be tomorrow? Better world? I doubt, sorry...

[paserbyp]

A northern California man was charged on 11 December with flying a drone over and taking pictures of Vandenberg Space Force Base, located near Santa Barbara.

The incident is alleged to have taken place on 30 November, according to prosecutors.

The man, 39-year-old Chinese national Yinpiao Zhou was arrested just before he boarded a flight to China. He appeared in court on Tuesday and no plea was was taken.

[poliphilo]

But most of these things aren't drones. They're just being called "drones" by the authorities. There are legions of them and they're showing up all over.....

[paserbyp]

Some residents have suggested they may take action against the drones themselves - something authorities have strongly warned against doing, as it is illegal.

"A good shotgun will fix that problem," a man commented on a video of a drone on social media.

[poliphilo]

If the USAF can't bring them down I doubt that a guy with a shotgun can