Roadside Game Checkpoints???

Tim McVey. Timothy McVey was a patsy in the Oklahoma City bombing. It was not a truck bomb. There was eye witness testimony of men planting explosives in the building. News reports mention a second unexploded bomb. FBI agents were told not to come into work that day.

Guess who was responsible for interrogating / handling McVey after he was "caught"? Jolyon West. He was deeply involved in the CIA MK Ultra mind control experiments.
 
If by "responsible for interrogating" you mean Jolly West was hired by the shit bags defense team to try and get him off not guilty by reason of insanity, then, yeah, I guess you could kind of say that.

- DAA
 
Trump's # 1 priority with the BOP is to privatize it.
dave3006 said:
Tim McVey. Timothy McVey was a patsy in the Oklahoma City bombing. It was not a truck bomb. There was eye witness testimony of men planting explosives in the building. News reports mention a second unexploded bomb. FBI agents were told not to come into work that day.

Guess who was responsible for interrogating / handling McVey after he was "caught"? Jolyon West. He was deeply involved in the CIA MK Ultra mind control experiments.
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So what do you think about the aliens? And not the ones illegally coming across the border.
 
The UFO phenomena is real. Most of the phenomena is related to fallen angels.

God made:

Angels
Man
Animals

Some angels are good. Some are fallen and in rebellion. These fallen angels use technology to travel. Governments all over the world have recovered some of this technology and even reverse engineered it. So some of the UFO activity is man made.

There will be a great deception. It is likely the so-called aliens will be disclosed (falsely) as the ones that created us. They will probably say they needed to return because we are on the verge of destroying the earth and civilization. This may be in conjunction with the foretold Antichrist that will deceive all those who do not believe in Jesus Christ as their Lord and Savior.

They have been conditioning us for this all our lives.

P.S. I am speculating on the relationship of these "aliens" to the end times. But, the Bible is clear. There will be a great deception. And, there will be an Antichrist that deceives the entire world with miracles and requires all to receive a mark (666) to buy or sell.
 
If God is the Alpha and Omega, created the earth and the universes, and every being on this planet...you are foolish if you believe we are the only beings he created in all of the universes and constellations. Call them what you want.
 
His stated reasons for creating the heavens and the earth are as a reflection of his glory, for his pleasure, and to reveal his invisible attributes. The earth was created for mankind to inhabit and have dominion. The heavens were created for signs and seasons and days and years. But, ultimately all were created by and for Christ.

He only states that he created mankind, angels, and animals. There is no record for or against other creations. Christ only died for mankind. That is a strong implication that we are at the center of his creation.
 
Depending on the year Dodge / Ram did something design wise to disable your 4x4. The usage of a linkage that simply slid into rubber bushings that eventually fell out because the bushing deteriorated. The rubber bushing did although a bad design did have a positive effect, vibration in the cab. One would think that they could or rather would have used a C or E clip or even a nut to hold the linkage into place versus the whole linkage simply falling out. But due to greed, or laziness they opted not to use what some would refer to as a superior design.
Privation of the bureau of prisons is I'll agree, a bad idea at the minimum. While overreach is real by governments, they can to a degree be constrained by out rage. In the private sector there are as many if not more whom serve to extend power over the masses. Because of greed / quest for power at the highest levels when it's done at the private sector it is profitable and deniable at the same time.

Ford in their design of the head gaskets could cause the shunting of up to 4 cylinders in the 7.3 power stroke, simply because the wiring of the injector and the glow plugs are built into the head gasket. not to even come close to the built in flaws in designs of "time" bombs built into Cummins, Detroit's and every other diesel engines. Gas engine are even worse in many degrees when thrown under a load.

Since DEF is made up of urea why can't I simply piss into the DEF tank?? Urea can be made from urine......

Aliens' are controlling area 51, and majority of New Mexico. That is just one state their are more.

Thousands of acres of BLM controlled land is being released that was seized. What some will say in a illegal manner. Will that reversal pan out to be good or bad will depend on a case by case.
Writing in cursive is the new enigma machine to sent cryptic messages.

Depending on the viewer's point of view / opinion, one can be either the terrorist or the patriot. And can be both at the same time.
While upheld by the Supreme Court, several states condemn /ban jury nullification. And the Supreme court is powerless to hold the Governments to account unless those governments concede.

Climate change is real the climate has been changing even before man walked the earth. It is a natural cycle. To think we can control that is stupid. As stupid as our highly "educated" lot is would lead to the destruction of the planet long before what we are currently doing.
 
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And quite honestly almost every bit of the authority of a game warden is based on "common law". The same law that we broke away from by rebellion. Common law is the King's law based in Great Britain. If the founding father would have wished to retain that, why wasn't it mentioned in the founding documents. Instead they wrote documents that repelled the same concepts used by that tiny island nation.
 
The Bible tells us why God created the heavens and the earth, but it doesn't spend much time explaining everything He created. Its focus is God's relationship with mankind and His plan of redemption through Christ. That doesn't necessarily mean we're His only intelligent creation—it just means we're the audience the Bible was written for.

To me, silence isn't proof. The absence of a record isn't the same as a record of absence. Whether we're alone or not, the message of the Bible remains the same: Christ came for mankind. Anything beyond that starts moving into speculation.
 
Here's something to think about. God created light on day one, but the sun, moon, and stars weren't appointed to govern that light until day 4. So if light existed before the heavenly bodies, maybe we're a little too quick to assume everything in creation fits within the limits of our own understanding and the dimensions we can perceive.

The Bible is crystal clear about one thing: there are things beyond our visible world—including angels and fallen angels. The rest? That's where humility belongs. Scripture gives us enough to know there's more going on than we can see, but not enough to pretend we've solved every mystery. Sometimes the biggest mistake isn't asking questions—it's becoming convinced we've already got all the answers...
 
Here's another rabbit hole to throw into the mix...

What if UFOs aren't actually "traveling" through space at all? What if they're simply crossing into a reality that has always existed alongside ours, but lies beyond the limits of what we can perceive? Kind of like a radio station—you can't hear it until you tune to the right frequency. The Bible has always described a spiritual realm interacting with the physical world. Maybe what we call "interdimensional" today is just our modern vocabulary for an ancient concept we've never fully understood...

:alien:
 
AWS said:
I volunteered for a LSD study while in the service i think I was lucky to have a cold and was turned down.
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My friends and I took our fair share of "mind-expanding journeys" through college. We spend so much time assuming we understand the boundaries of reality, while still barely understanding the mind we use to interpret it.
 
Whether it's the CIA or the VA, the U.S. government has always kept hallucinogens within arm's reach. Decades ago it was experiments and studying their effects; now it's exploring whether they can be used as a tool to help veterans.

Funny how the same substances that were once treated like a dangerous enemy are now being revisited as a possible treatment option. History has a strange way of coming full circle. The things we once feared sometimes become the things we study to help fix the problems we couldn't solve before.

 
Other cultures have relied on trance states to "tune into the right frequency" to experience and communicate with this possible parallel reality (other dimension?) for at least a couple thousand years. Not everyone, it's traditionally been the role of the Shaman. The substances or rituals for attaining the trance state always being treated with great respect and reverence. Not recreation. It's a common theme among almost all ancient cultures. And still common in under developed areas.

It's interesting that the "beings" and fabrics of the "reality" encountered in these trance states have remained fairly consistent across the world, over centuries. Today, the fad is DMT. Users report startingly consistent experiences in terms of the other beings encountered.

Throw in the emerging theories on consciousness and reality being products of matter, quantum mechanics. The fact is, we don't really have any idea what consciousness actually is and only a rudimentary and not very satisfactory explanation for reality.

It's all very interesting, but leads only to questions and speculation. No answers.

I'm an atheist, myself. Deeply suspicious of organized religion. Doesn't mean there aren't some truths in the deepest core of it. Or that it has to contradict with any of this. It's pretty easy to make connections and correlations if one is inclined to (demons, angels etc. being just one example).

Most of the hard core UFO people, most of whom are also atheists, seem to agree that whatever the phenomena is, it is deeply deceptive. That is my opinion as well. I think the phenomenon itself is very deceptive. And I think any "disclosure" by gov't is going to be deeply deceptive as well. The gov't role being to frame a new set of pre-packaged beliefs. I also don't believe elected officials at any level have any more clue as to what the phenomenon is than I do. I think the people who know the most are in the private military industrial complex, along with a few bureaucrats. Elected politicians, no, they come and go and can't be trusted with anything worth a damn - everyone knows that.

- DAA
 
Absolutely, humanity has been chasing altered states of consciousness for thousands of years. The substances and rituals change, but the search seems to stay the same. Shamanic traditions, meditation, psychedelics, and now more modern things like DMT all circle around the same question: is consciousness something the brain creates, or is the brain more like a receiver tuning into something bigger?

The funny thing is watching the cycles repeat. Shrooms and acid were the counterculture of one generation, then ecstasy became the rave culture of the 90s, and ketamine had its moment. Different tools, same human curiosity. Maybe we are just using different languages to ask the same questions people have asked for thousands of years... or maybe sometimes it was simply an unforgettable night out with friends during our youth.

I was raised Catholic, but I don't really fit neatly into a box. I found my faith at the bottom, when I had nothing left to lean on but something bigger than myself. What has always intrigued me is how someone can acknowledge there is an unexplained and possibly deceptive phenomenon, yet still be completely certain there is nothing beyond the physical world. To me, that sounds closer to agnosticism than atheism.

The human mind is a powerful thing. What we believe shapes how we interpret the world and how we move through it. I once heard it said, "belief lives in the mind, while faith lives in action." That one stuck with me.

Maybe faith isn't about having every answer. Maybe it's about having peace when the answers aren't clear. The idea that this life is temporary, that this body is just a vessel with an expiration date, and that we're passing through this world rather than truly belonging to it... there is something comforting about that.

Maybe the biggest question isn't just "what is out there?" Maybe it's "why were we created with the ability to even ask the question?" Dogs don't have that ability. They don't sit around wondering why they exist, and as far as we know, they don't wrestle with the weight of their own existence. That strange awareness of ourselves—the ability to question, create, love, suffer, and even choose the act of suicide—might be one of the greatest mysteries of all.
 
Infidel 762 said:
What has always intrigued me is how someone can acknowledge there is an unexplained and possibly deceptive phenomenon, yet still be completely certain there is nothing beyond the physical world. To me, that sounds closer to agnosticism than atheism.
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To be clear about myself. I could not be further from certain there is nothing beyond the physical world that we perceive. I'm only certain that I don't know. I lean towards wanting to believe there is. I don't reject the likelihood of a creator. I just reject all the religious dogma I have ever been exposed to. I tried, and tried to believe. Acted like I did. For most of my life. Always felt like a liar. Was not comfortable in my own skin until my mid forties, when my Dad died, and I finally admitted to myself and everyone else that I just don't believe. Huge weight lifted off my shoulders, not having to live a lie anymore.

- DAA
 
DMT is interesting. I don't think I'd ever do it, unless it was some extraordinary circumstance I can't even imagine. But it's interesting. It's not modern at all. It's actually produced naturally by the human body and is present in all of us. But increasing the amount a certain degree above the natural level induces "hallucinations" according to some, "revelations" according to those who have explored the use.

In pure form, it can't be taken orally. The body simply neutralizes it immediately. The pure form - which is synthesized and is modern - has to be smoked or injected. The effects only last 20-30 minutes.

It's interesting that people who have tried to use it extensively for recreation, almost universally report that after a certain number of "trips", the entities encountered on the DMT experience tell them not to come back. That they have learned all they are going to learn and don't try to come back. And that when they do DMT again anyway, are "denied entrance".

But the use of DMT is ancient. It's the main psychoactive compound in ayahuasca. Which is taken orally. But thousands of years ago, shamans learned that by combining the DMT containing plant, with another plant, it could be taken orally and produce much longer experiences than the pure synthesized experiences people in the west do now.

Of course, we don't know how they figured that out. Their explanation is that the plants themselves "told them". Their explanation for all of their vast knowledge of plant based compounds is the same. The plants told us. Who am I to doubt it?

- DAA
 
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