The Conspiracy Theory Thread

[boozeman]

9/11 bugs me because we got lied to In one fashion or another.

And the lie continues.

 

[Chocolate Lab]

It bugs me that so little was said about it yesterday. Least I can remember in the 23 years since it happened.

In fact, if you want a conspiracy, was it coincidence that the debate was held the night before? Sure took attention away from that horrible day.

 

[boozeman]

 

[Smitty]

Michael Shellenberger, noted “Twitter Files,” journalist, stating that he has confirmed and cross checked sources who verify that the US government is running a program called Immaculate Constellation which is illegally not being reported to Congress. The program keeps a database of UAP evidence including video, photographic, and captures from other data collecting instruments and dwarfs what has been made public.

Shellenberger tries to couch his scoop by saying “the story here is that the government is running an illegal program that they aren’t reporting to Congress,” but he’s burying the lede in an attempt to not be too sensationalist: while he says he can’t verify whether the UAP are extra terrestrials, he sounds pretty confident that the US has knowledge and/or possession of advanced tech, regardless of the source. The words “anti gravity” are thrown around.

 

[Smitty]

I’m reminded of the story of Ning Li, the Chinese physicist working in the US who touted a pending development of an anti gravity device in the late 90s, then left her University position to “open her own company” in 1999, but then never published any further findings or any inventions, though she received a grant in 2001 from the DOD for nearly $500k and she continued working with and giving speeches for entities associated with the DOD as late as 2004.

Im beginning to be very persuaded that the US has anti gravity technology in its possession.

 

[Smitty]

Uncovering The Mystery Of Huntsville’s Brilliant Anti-gravity Scientist - Huntsville Business Journal

Dr. Ning Li’s son talks about his mom’s career and legacy along with the internet’s obsession with her so-called “disappearance”.

huntsvillebusinessjournal.com

 

[Cotton]

Im beginning to be very persuaded that the US has anti gravity technology in its possession.

How do you think they faked the moon landing?

 

[NoDak]

How do you think they faked the moon landing?

Are you one of… those people?

 

[Cotton]

Are you one of… those people?

 

[Cowboysrock55]

Are you one of… those people?

I'm still not even sure why people think it was faked.

 

[Genghis Khan]

 

[bbgun]

I'm still not even sure why people think it was faked.

anti-Americanism

 

[Smitty]

Oh shit.

How do I embed twitter?

 

[Smitty]

Explanation of the above:

The term "Immaculate Constellation," spiked on Google Search history the other day when Shellenberger disclosed it.

It ALSO spiked in June 2023, right at the time David Grusch came public with his revelations about a secret UAP retrieval program being run by the government.

The catch is.... Grusch never said the name of the program. He never said the name Immaculate Constellation.

Geographically the spike occurred right around Dayton Ohio, the home of Wright Patterson AFB where there have always been whispers and rumors that the Roswell craft was taken.

It's almost as if people behind closed doors in that community got nervous that Grusch was talking and began searching for the name of their program online to see if there were leaks.

 

[Cowboysrock55]

x.com

x.com

Oh shit.

How do I embed twitter?

Weird, I googled immaculate constellation and I'm not sure I have ever gotten this response to a google search:

It looks like the results below are changing quickly
If this topic is new, it can sometimes take time for reliable sources to publish information

What? Like in all these many years those words have never been searched to the point that we need to say they are now "new" This actually has a weird conspiracy feel to it.

 

[Smitty]

Weird, I googled immaculate constellation and I'm not sure I have ever gotten this response to a google search:

It looks like the results below are changing quickly
If this topic is new, it can sometimes take time for reliable sources to publish information

What? Like in all these many years those words have never been searched to the point that we need to say they are now "new" This actually has a weird conspiracy feel to it.

No shit.

And if you click on the thread you see people saying they have screen caps of the search interest spike in June 23, but then Google wiped the results and it no longer shows the search interest spike.

 

[Cotton]

Oh shit.

How do I embed twitter?

Just replace the X in the URL with Twitter.

 

[Cowboysrock55]

No shit.

And if you click on the thread you see people saying they have screen caps of the search interest spike in June 23, but then Google wiped the results and it no longer shows the search interest spike.

I mean that response certainly makes it feel like it was wiped. Like hey, that's a new phrase, sorry give us time to find reliable websites for you. I can type in random garbled words and I'm sure it's been searched many times before.

 

[Chocolate Lab]

If this topic is new, it can sometimes take time for reliable sources to publish information

"Reliable" sources. That's not suspicious at all, Google.

And wasn't that the name of Stelter's show on CNN?

 

[Smitty]

So what's everybody think? There is alien tech? Or just advanced tech that the US possesses that it developed on its own that it is hiding?

Or that it's all a disinformation campaign to deflect from something else they have going on?

Either way something is happening, this isn't all just coincidence.