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The Paranormal, UFO's, and Mysteries of the Unknown
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Guest, it's time once again for the massively important and exciting FoH Asshat Tournament!
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Rajaah
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I'd bet money that the Eglin AFB UFO is some sort of secret project that's ahead of what China and Russia have, and they literally can't let it get out because it'd play our hand. If the disclosure people get their way, it's just going to turn out to be a super-advanced airplane from whatever the next generation of jets is, and everyone's gonna then know about it, and the government will be like "it's just a plane, guys, this is why we have to keep things top secret" and it'll probably be the death of the disclosure movement (in the mainstream) for a while.
Daidraco
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Advanced Weaponry / Vehicles hasnt seemed to move the needle in the MSM "much" lately. I imagine that if the shit ever does hit the fan, World War 3 in the literal sense, that we'll see all kind of fantastical, devastating, terrifying weapons unleashed upon the world. We've seen plenty of drone type shit, and I imagine thats just a small precursor for what is actually under wraps.. and Im more inclined to believe its some fucking Terminator shit that doesnt look like a Human at-fucking-all. The robot dog, by itself, is frightening. Imagine a pack of those SOB's running at you with a turret of some type on their back.
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Besides, any sane person knows that if Aliens did exist and they wished us any ill-harm at all... We'd probably never even know it and see our whole species die off from a mysterious plague that crops up around the world, no matter how isolated a country gets. If something as negligible as COVID can spread like that, imagine what an advanced civilization thats had thousands of more years to perfect bio-engineering would be able to achieve. A silicon based fucking virus that pulls carbon from your blood to replicate or some other fantastical shit.
Rajaah
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Yeah, an extraterrestrial race would have zero difficulty dispatching us if they had the technology to get here from somewhere else. For example, firing literally anything into the Earth at light speed (or even something close to it) could destabilize the entire planet, especially if it was fired into the ocean.
Having a ship enter light-speed while in Earth's atmosphere would in theory cause effectively a "super sonic boom" that might even strip part of the atmosphere temporarily and just cause everyone to die of radiation exposure. I mean that one thing would pretty much end humans.
As for WW3, I think most of what the big powers have isn't as fantastical as we think, given that Russia has deployed advanced weapons in Ukraine and they aren't exactly sci-fi level stuff. I doubt China or the US have much more advanced stuff than Russia, given that China is buying Russian tech to improve theirs, and the US has by all accounts fallen behind both of them on R&D.
The robot dogs are definitely gonna be a thing though. I can easily see a future where the police have been replaced by patrolling machines (that are immediately programmed with DEI and all that stuff, like the AIs are, so they're discriminatory and illogical). Putting guns on the robot dogs and turning them loose as soldiers would be extremely deadly, and probably end in disaster. Check out the "Metalhead" episode of Black Mirror to see what the aftermath of widespread militarized robot dogs would look like.
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Brikker
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What is this shit popping up on mainstream news now
Can't see shit in that video
Can't see shit in that video
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Void
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If you don't find biointegration sciences interesting, then you have a screw loose mister.
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BAU BAU
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Oh, is that what it was about? I just assumed it was more of your typical UFO stuff and didn't even read it. Post it in the science thread next time and I might pay attention!
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It's Kirkpatricks work at/before DARPA. Just go back to sleep old man. No UFO's for you.
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Lmao... so Kirkpatrick spewed bullshit in a recent interview with that twatwaffle greenstreet and has been called out on it, including by greenstreet.
Possible he was so bored that he forgot about it, or they spiked his skinwalker steak with skinwalker drugs.
Also, though the DoD wants this shuttered and is throttling the subject as hard as it did the last time, it doesn't seem to be phasing those that have been in the backdoor SCIF briefings.
And lastly, the 2 shithawks that can't help but fuck around are making bold claims again
Possible he was so bored that he forgot about it, or they spiked his skinwalker steak with skinwalker drugs.
Also, though the DoD wants this shuttered and is throttling the subject as hard as it did the last time, it doesn't seem to be phasing those that have been in the backdoor SCIF briefings.
And lastly, the 2 shithawks that can't help but fuck around are making bold claims again
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The first 2 times they said it was a coding error in the software. After the second one, they said it was fixed.
Well 2 times later and it's all fucked. Weird bugs in software or is there something different occurring?
The main HAARP platform comes from just south of this area
Well 2 times later and it's all fucked. Weird bugs in software or is there something different occurring?
The main HAARP platform comes from just south of this area
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The first 2 times they said it was a coding error in the software. After the second one, they said it was fixed.
Well 2 times later and it's all fucked. Weird bugs in software or is there something different occurring?
The main HAARP platform comes from just south of this area
Not having looked into this at all, what's the implication here?
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