Title: BATTLE: LOS ANGELES - In Theaters 3.11.11 Source:
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#4. To: Eric Stratton, christine, farmfriend, abraxas, HAPPY2BEME-4UM, wudidiz, TwentyTwelve, All (#1)(Edited)
Actually the producer of the movie, which is a documentary based on actual historical footage, is a Mexican American by the name of Jose' Escamilla. I'm familiar with him from his earlier work on a different phenomena.
This is a real event, dubbed "The Battle of Los Angeles", which took place in 1942 after the onset of WWII. The object, which was quite large, was fired on by multiple anti-aircraft batteries and was attacked by Army-Airforce fighters. All of course to no avail. It even made the papers at the time, but due to wartime censorship did not receive the coverage it should have. It is still the largest mass sighting of a an unexplained flying object on record as it was seen by tens of thousands.
I think it is our particular cultural conceit that we somehow think that this little speck of sand on the edge of a galaxy made up of hundreds of millions of stars in a universe made up of hundreds of millions of galaxies is the only place where intelligent life has ever arisen. As for a star faring culture hundreds to thousands of years in advance of us technologically - why should they bother with one little dot inhabited by a bunch of primitives? We are likely viewed with little difference from our view of the tribes of the remote Amazon or New Guinea. A curiosity and little more.
We are likely viewed with little difference from our view of the tribes of the remote Amazon or New Guinea. A curiosity and little more
I disagree. They seem to take a keen interest in us for some reason. There are perhaps other more advanced civilizations don't, but there are obviously SOME who do...
We are likely viewed with little difference from our view of the tribes of the remote Amazon or New Guinea. A curiosity and little more
I disagree. They seem to take a keen interest in us for some reason. There are perhaps other more advanced civilizations don't, but there are obviously SOME who do...
Perhaps. Some do seem to take an interest in us, but then anthropologists take interest in the Amazonian Natives, and the people of New Guinea. Some of the interest, based on abductee reports - my sister being one, seems to be clinical i.e., they are examining the natives.
What we don't know at this stage of the game what kinds of political calculations and considerations are influencing any of the contacts and observations. I have seen it theorized that at some point in the past we were kind of a "Botany Bay" and so the descendants of the prisoners are still under observation. That would possibly explain the multiplicity of races on the planet - different groups of "transportees" at different times. Or it may simply be that the "Prime Directive" prohibits influence on primitive cultures. However, at this point that is purely extreme speculation.
And no I haven't watched the Jerusalem video - not because I'm not interested but just that my connection is too slow.
Keep in mind that it was photographed by at least 4 people independent of each other. Were it just one recording that would be different but 4 simultaneous recordings by 4 independent individuals is another.
Just call me, in keeping with the overall theme here at 4um, skeptical.
Oh, that's fine. There is entirely too much open credulity in the world as it is.
However, while skepticism has its place, never let it get in the way of expanding your point of view.
I feel like the comment that was attributed to Socrates: "The more I learn the more I know that I know absolutely nothing."
The more I learn the more it makes me aware of how much I do not know.
It also reminds me of a cynical quote that the Lieutenant in charge of the last place I was stationed in the service kept on his desk. While I don't recall it word for word it was to the effect that the educated man will never be as certain once as the ignorant man is ten times a day.