This Week In Space podcast: Episode 147 — Not As They Seem

[Admin]

On Episode 147 of This Week In Space, Rod Pyle and Tariq Malik speak with Mick West, a passionate conspiracy debunker.

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[Dave]

What truly would have been a surprise would be to see one of the whistleblowers on your program. They must have been busy. No conspiracy. No mistrust. No paranoia. There is a lot of trust these days in the government concerning disclosure of evidence from credible witnesses about UAP's. Yes. Let's reveal the truth. The DOD and the Pentagon are under a lot of pressure to reveal the truth. Reverse engineering and the immaculate constellation need to be understood. Spacecraft that defy the laws of physics have been seen by many credible witnesses. Oh, that's just a bird or oh, that s just a plane you say. Great. Open up all the files. Declassify the whole lot. No problem. Congress no longer needs to run into brick walls to have any tidbit of information released.

When intelligent lifeforms beyond our world light years away see the ISS they see it for what it is, an alien spacecraft built by an alien race. Whistleblowers have also seen alien spacecraft. Craft that defy the laws of physics. We call them witnesses. They do not believe they saw a bird or a plane. They saw intelligent lifeforms observing our world. Those lifeforms do not wish to contact us. They do not wish to be discovered. There science is a better science and they wish to remain hidden. Our military needs to tell us the truth.

 

[MicchaelL65]

The debunker (Mick West) has been debunked many times by the very people that actually fly f-16 and F-18 Fighter jets, as well as the people that work on these cameras.

 

[Wrapitup]

I invite anyone who cares about our atmosphere. and the state of the only oxygen we have to breathe, to please go outside and see for yourself. I spend a lot of time outside recording what's falling from the sky and some days the strange particles fall like snow after a completely clear day (no natural clouds) Before you publish your opinion about something I think you should look for yourself. I'd bet you haven't spent more than an hour outside each day seeing and feeling the state of our atmosphere and looking at what's whirling around out there. It's actually very interesting but also very scary.