Do you believe aliens exist?

Do you believe aliens exist?

  • Yes

    Votes: 351 69.1%
  • No

    Votes: 105 20.7%
  • Other

    Votes: 52 10.2%

  • Total voters
    508
Thought provoking interview. Not that I can agree with most of his concepts, but interesting nevertheless.

Most interesting was MK Ultra. In 2023 the Quebec court ruled the US government has immunity against being sued for their mind control experiments.


But you haven't answered my question, as to what is your personal opinion on DMT, and would you consider doing a DMT experience if you were given the opportunity.
 
But you haven't answered my question, as to what is your personal opinion on DMT, and would you consider doing a DMT experience if you were given the opportunity.
DMT is naturally produced by the body. I've nothing personally against it but, like psilocybin it enhances intuitive abilities, which can be a blessing and a curse. My experience with shrooms acted as a deterrent from attempting anything else.

Does someone, in any case, need a substance to expand awareness and consciousness?
 
DMT is naturally produced by the body. I've nothing personally against it but, like psilocybin it enhances intuitive abilities, which can be a blessing and a curse. My experience with shrooms acted as a deterrent from attempting anything else.

Never done anything like that, thanks for your response.

Does someone, in any case, need a substance to expand awareness and consciousness?
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Attorney–client privilege overrides most NDAs

A security clearance is not an NDA. You can't tell a lawyer anything you learnt while holding a security clearance.

an attorney who has the proper security clearance,

Security clearance utilises the need to know principle. If the lawyer is not working on the same information that you are, he doesn't need to know and is not entitled to the information even if he holds the required level of clearance. Giving him access to that information, even verbally, is an offence.

You are confusing government-issued security clearances with civilian voluntary NDA agreements.
 
The Age of Discovery film is essential viewing

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Of course, there are unexplained aerial phenomena. But that meme is making him look like he is saying the unexplained phenomena are of intelligent alien origin.

The meme is dishonest in the way it portrays a high ranking member of the US Military as admitting to alien spacecraft incursions.
 
A security clearance is not an NDA. You can't tell a lawyer anything you learnt while holding a security clearance.



Security clearance utilises the need to know principle. If the lawyer is not working on the same information that you are, he doesn't need to know and is not entitled to the information even if he holds the required level of clearance. Giving him access to that information, even verbally, is an offence.

You are confusing government-issued security clearances with civilian voluntary NDA agreements.
Show us where Grusch acted against the law consulting an attorney?
 
Show us where Grusch acted against the law consulting an attorney?

If he disclosed anything that he learnt while having a security clearance to anyone not authorised to receive the information, he committed an offence.

I've tried to explain numerous times how security clearances work. You keep pitter pattering around the facts.
 
If he disclosed anything that he learnt while having a security clearance to anyone not authorised to receive the information, he committed an offence.

I've tried to explain numerous times how security clearances work. You keep pitter pattering around the facts.
Show us where the details you're providing are facts.
 
Show us where the details you're providing are facts.
Military Discipline Code. Look it up. It explains all the do's and don'ts of any military, most contain the same rules/regulations regarding classified information and the control thereof.
 
Show us where the details you're providing are facts.

Military security clearances protect national security by preventing the unauthorized release of classified information. A core principle governing access is ā€œneed-to-know,ā€ meaning that even with a clearance, an individual can only access information directly relevant to their assigned dutie

A security clearance is considered a privilege, not an inherent right. It is granted based on a thorough assessment of an individual’s character, conduct, and loyalty. The Department of Defense manages these investigations to ensure that those entrusted with classified information meet stringent eligibility requirements.

 
Military security clearances protect national security by preventing the unauthorized release of classified information. A core principle governing access is ā€œneed-to-know,ā€ meaning that even with a clearance, an individual can only access information directly relevant to their assigned dutie

A security clearance is considered a privilege, not an inherent right. It is granted based on a thorough assessment of an individual’s character, conduct, and loyalty. The Department of Defense manages these investigations to ensure that those entrusted with classified information meet stringent eligibility requirements.

The article says nothing about attorneys.
 
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