Actually, I've always been suspicious of the whole Tom Delonge thing and his involvement with high profile government connections. I think he has been used, while many real researchers and even experiencers have been treated awful over the years. To the Stars has become more about entertainment, and just because Delonge says, "This is real"...I have engaged with Semivan and I'm not comfortable with any of them.
🔮👀✨! Maybe Tom Delonge will be next…? Public interest in these disappearances seems to have subsided for now but then so has interest in Disclosure for that matter? Distraction after distraction…? The news is all about floods or forest fires or wars or Epstein’s Island of lost dreams and rigged elections etc…etc…? Right now I’m afraid disclosure is not on that list except for documentaries and docudramas and T.V series and in this virtual universe or in a movie🎥✨💸? Conspiracy theories and Congressional hearings that played out like episodes of the Twilight Zone is all you got left and that’s that…?❔❓🙏🏼
Two channels, both linked to the name Bob but otherwise anonymous, both with interesting -- not necessarily authentic -- videos about aliens and/or UFOs, and both with no further follow-up or monetization, seems highly suspicious.
As Cosmic Librarian posted elsewhere, I think DeLonge is being used. I've never trusted Luis Elizondo, whose background is in counterintelligence (which is often directly part of a disinformation effort), and the Pentagon has been clearly involved in spreading falsities all through the UFO era, from Roswell to the Phoenix Lights, and the 2017 Nevada-to-Oregon "white tic tac" event that coincided perfectly with the release of the first UAP videos that involved similar objects. Lue is nothing more than this generation's Richard Doty, with more connections and a higher profile.
Nearly everything the Pentagon has released so far can be attributed to terrestrial objects, and the Pentagon knows this. That means they're deliberately spreading misinformation. To what end? To make our adversaries, specifically Russia and China, believe we have back engineered alien craft. If that were true, we'd see such craft, or their descendants, being used with frequency in multiple combat zones around the world. The US military has never been shy about throwing new projects into combat, ready or not: the loss of the first Apache helicopters in the Balkans was a clear indicator of that, as were the multiple crashes of the Ospreys before all the bugs were ironed out.
I believe these two YT channels are being used to disseminate disinfo. We'll likely see more.
BTW: I was lucky enough to investigate a series of crop circles in southern Ohio some years ago, wedged between Native American geoglyphs to the north, and the Ohio River to the south. One of the neighbors, who lived less than a mile away, described the night they appeared, which was during a heavy rainstorm. In the middle of the storm, in the dead of night, he described what he thought sounded like the engines of a 747, which would have been impossible for that rural area. So it's possible that the sound DeLonge describes may be connected to *some* crop circles, and possibly through them to alien craft. But by and large, most UFOs are described as eerily silent.
Actually, I've always been suspicious of the whole Tom Delonge thing and his involvement with high profile government connections. I think he has been used, while many real researchers and even experiencers have been treated awful over the years. To the Stars has become more about entertainment, and just because Delonge says, "This is real"...I have engaged with Semivan and I'm not comfortable with any of them.
I agree 100%.
No way in hell i am going to believe that the Clintons wantsd to disclose anything. Thats a load of shit.
That's really amazing. I think it is interplanetary, but what do I know?
Please take a look at the photos and took and weigh in. https://mikerembis982868.substack.com/p/the-rembis-report-and-other-fascinating-topics-volume-xcvii
https://mikerembis982868.substack.com/p/the-rembis-report-and-other-fascinating-topics-volume-ci
🔮👀✨! Maybe Tom Delonge will be next…? Public interest in these disappearances seems to have subsided for now but then so has interest in Disclosure for that matter? Distraction after distraction…? The news is all about floods or forest fires or wars or Epstein’s Island of lost dreams and rigged elections etc…etc…? Right now I’m afraid disclosure is not on that list except for documentaries and docudramas and T.V series and in this virtual universe or in a movie🎥✨💸? Conspiracy theories and Congressional hearings that played out like episodes of the Twilight Zone is all you got left and that’s that…?❔❓🙏🏼
Two channels, both linked to the name Bob but otherwise anonymous, both with interesting -- not necessarily authentic -- videos about aliens and/or UFOs, and both with no further follow-up or monetization, seems highly suspicious.
As Cosmic Librarian posted elsewhere, I think DeLonge is being used. I've never trusted Luis Elizondo, whose background is in counterintelligence (which is often directly part of a disinformation effort), and the Pentagon has been clearly involved in spreading falsities all through the UFO era, from Roswell to the Phoenix Lights, and the 2017 Nevada-to-Oregon "white tic tac" event that coincided perfectly with the release of the first UAP videos that involved similar objects. Lue is nothing more than this generation's Richard Doty, with more connections and a higher profile.
Nearly everything the Pentagon has released so far can be attributed to terrestrial objects, and the Pentagon knows this. That means they're deliberately spreading misinformation. To what end? To make our adversaries, specifically Russia and China, believe we have back engineered alien craft. If that were true, we'd see such craft, or their descendants, being used with frequency in multiple combat zones around the world. The US military has never been shy about throwing new projects into combat, ready or not: the loss of the first Apache helicopters in the Balkans was a clear indicator of that, as were the multiple crashes of the Ospreys before all the bugs were ironed out.
I believe these two YT channels are being used to disseminate disinfo. We'll likely see more.
BTW: I was lucky enough to investigate a series of crop circles in southern Ohio some years ago, wedged between Native American geoglyphs to the north, and the Ohio River to the south. One of the neighbors, who lived less than a mile away, described the night they appeared, which was during a heavy rainstorm. In the middle of the storm, in the dead of night, he described what he thought sounded like the engines of a 747, which would have been impossible for that rural area. So it's possible that the sound DeLonge describes may be connected to *some* crop circles, and possibly through them to alien craft. But by and large, most UFOs are described as eerily silent.