This is a stirring 1999 interview of Betty Hill talking about her experiences of boarding a craft and communicating with what may have been humanoids from the future or aliens. It is hard to tell what Betty is claiming. Betty does caution people to be warry of UFO/UAP communities, false claims of abductions, sightings, and spiritual energy used to see or call them. She is like a believer as she claims to have first person experiences, but a skeptic to the claims of others which are more fantastical than real.

I am on the fence when it come to extraterrestrials as news stories about them often are diversions from news of one or another politician or billionaire engaging in criminal or egregious behavior(s). We are easily moved to look at shiny things as like a Westie dog when it sees a squirrel. Our attention spans are all like Westie dogs. Some say about manipulating our focus: "It's like shooting fish in a barrel."

Anyway. This is for you explorers. It's an interesting interview. Pay no heed to the interviewer who often tries to lead Betty, but Betty is sharp and says "No." often when he attempts to put words in her mouth.

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In two days, the next congressional UAP hearing is happening. I'm not terribly optimistic about it, given the witness list, but at least it's something.

Oh this is the right sub forum. There are plenty of crazy people in here.

Oh? Thanks for the head's up.



Hah! They are even where they ought not to be. I do not mind the creative "crazies", it is the ones who devalue the life of others for their own benefit. Those type are troubling.

Oh, we're OK with aliens, it's just ILLEGAL aliens that we worry about.

It is a statistical improbability that other life doesn't exist. The law of numbers is a real thing.

It was essentially a 1 in 10 million or 100 million chance that led to the human being developing here on Earth. There are 10 ^ 999999999999999999999999999999999999 other solar systems in the universe. You do the math.

You are honestly retarded if you don't believe there's other life in the universe. Just because we can barely get off this rock and "nothing seems to be visiting us" doesn't philosophically hold ground. Other life forms in the universe have developed different means of survival and evolutionary traits based on the things we "think" they need to survive as well. Things like "water" and the "goldilocks zone" where your just close enough from the sun to not be a desolate wasteland and just far enough to have "bodies of water".

The ancient Hindus had this to say and since everyone in here is a "white Anglican" maybe you guys can learn something.

Hinduism states there are 8.4 million species in the universe, with 400,000 of them being human-like species, as described in texts like the Padma Purana and the Bhagavad Gita. These human-like species are defined as intelligent beings with two arms, but not necessarily the same physical characteristics as humans from Earth, and are found on various planets throughout the universe. The 8.4 million species concept is tied to the soul's journey through the cycle of reincarnation (samsara), where it assumes different forms to evolve and progress.

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Not a whole lot came out of the Congressional hearing; there needs to be further whistleblower protections to allow first-hand, legacy program participants to come forward. The UAPDA is moving through Congress for about the third year in a row right now, so we'll see if it passes. In the meantime, probably the biggest takeaway from the hearing for people was the clip shared by Rep. Burlison which allegedly captures a UAP off the coast of Yemen in 2024 being struck by a Hellfire missile and maintaining flight and opening doors for people to debate what the object might be, what's debris v. other structures--particularly debris v. coordinating orbs (which are a hallmark of UAP reports). You can see the clip here at ~1:00.

Yes. That vid is an eye opener. Another element which is worrisome is how UAP/UFO whistleblowers experience various degrees of fear and uncertainty when they share their experiences. These are all well-trained military personnel who ought to experience support and our awe, yet are experiencing the opposite of that by their superiors or by other influential groups. I am not a believer in visitations nor abductions. Yet, I am curious. And, I am worried when people who sacrifice their lives to be in the military/navy/air force in any capacity are experiencing fear due to their peers. That is a mindf**k. Thanks for sharing the vid.

Another follow-up on the Hellfire missile that was launched and which may have hit a UAP:

No cattle were harmed in the making of this gentleman's vid:

Interesting. It might be the time to release the epstein files