As you may determine from reports posted among my UFO-related list of links, another scheduled congressional session regarding the government's approach to the subject occurred last week. Were there any surprises? That depends upon who you are. If you have followed the UFO issue closely for years on end, not really, except for the fact that even the casual observer now realizes that UFOs have apparently been high on government minds -- most imposing international government minds -- for decades, despite public denials.
However, should you be a newcomer to the UFO story, a drama played out in public since the 1940s and, truth cautiously be told, seemingly far earlier in the history of this planet, there is "new." The government's "Immaculate Constellation" is but one more revelation indicating official concern regarding technological qualities documented among various military and commercial pilots over the years. You can read the details elsewhere, for "I.C." is much in the news lately.
Why would an ongoing project be called Immaculate Constellation? Sounds a tad "Star Trek," doesn't it?
Dictionaries agree that a constellation references a configuration of stars as seen from Earth, but the term also defines "an arrangement of parts or elements." From what we outside of the insider government (the one by and for the people -- as if. . .) understand, entities such as this reflect an ongoing attempt to learn about UFO/UAO/USO capabilities and propulsion in relation to national security and weaponry. The "parts and elements." Are UFO crashes and alien bodies part of the mix in the USA and other countries? There is evidence, according to those who takes deep dives into historical research (Kevin Randle is prominent among them -- see link).
What do I want during these occasional congressional hearings? I say, cut the hackneyed discussions and get right to the alleged Pascagoula MS UFO abduction of two fishermen in October, 1973. This one had it all: Witnesses, radar, creatures, a lighted craft and recurring evidence of an extraordinary event. What's 'a matter? Afraid that one will -- as it should -- scare the hell out of every unaware dumb ass in America who can't think an original thought beyond the tips of their noses?
Researchers and investigators such as journalist Billy Cox, Kevin Randle and Barry Greenwood may have other suggestions even more evidentiary and progressive, but to instead watch hearing after hearing of participants basically sitting on their hands to consume time solves little.
OTHER STUFF
Fires consume the West and Northeast: Authorities can spout accusations of drought and climate change until they turn purple, but some of us are more likely to believe arson, intentional efforts to destroy everything, are a major culprit adding to the horror. Yes, there have been arrests here and there, but organized groups of people with an agenda can probably make anything look like as act of nature. In addition, who isn't just plain crazy or angry enough to do anything anymore? Fire, the perfect American consumer.
P'Nut the Squirrel: I'm not sure if I have the name right, but surely you've heard of the rodent You Tube sensation taken by the NY Dept. of Environmental Conservation and beheaded in a quest for rabies. In addition, the DEC allegedly rifled through the owner's home and in the end both the squirrel who he had raised from an infant AND his household raccoon were destroyed by the DEC. Why are people escaping from New York? Because we have "leadership" no better than dime-store communists with an unquenchable authoritarian flavor. If you want to do your own thing and be left alone to live a reasonable life, never, never move to New York State, where the touch of its hardcore, freedom-hating government is everywhere.
RFK Jr's Big Task: Drugs, Food and Health. Oh-h-h-h-h-h-h-h boy. This will be fun. In a country plagued by half of its kids burdened with mental illness and half chronically ill physically and overweight, Kennedy will have no lack of work to do. Then add mentally derailed adults with their own physical health problems on the increase, aided by damage done by opioids, legal drug pushers and the very food we eat every day and there you have it -- rivers of trouble.
I particularly look forward to RFK and, we hope, a spanking new Dept. of Justice going after medical "professionals" who medically or surgically turned young people transgender against all logic. Frauds abound, and some folks have made a pretty decent profit by creating candidates for eventual catastrophic unhappiness, if not suicide.
In consideration of how physicians, government personnel and so-called journalists spent months lying their asses off, telling us utter lies about Covid vaccines and denying the usefulness of long-established drugs that actually did work without deadly side-effects, yeah, RFK needs to rip health agencies apart to find out where money goes and to whom (and what for).
Will pharmaceutical companies be legislated into no longer advertising their drugs on TV, medications which really should be the choice of prescribing physicians without the assistance of slick TV commercials intent upon convincing viewers to beg their doctors for the latest chemical fix?
And will food finally become nutritional again, leaving out the factory's worth of chemical additives proliferating since at least the sixties?
Matt Gaetz in Hell: Well, I don't know whose hell, his or Congress' hell, but if he survives to run the DOJ we understand he's enough of a rabid dog to go after that which is worth going after. Trump needs an attack dog in the DOJ, and Gaetz's past actions as an attorney qualify him for the job. An alleged 17-year-old victim of his advances? Maybe let God sort that one out.
ON A PERSONAL NOTE: I need to change my socks now. Thanks for reading.