MUFON State Director Montana
Aerospace Research and Development Manager
Advanced materials and applied sciences
Bathymetry and acoustic surveyor
Diver - ROV
@BrandonFugal@MrPeteKelsey You should have Jake Barber out to the ranch. Set up a Red Bull aviation course to go head to head with Cameron. Winner gets a lifetime supply of diet Mountain Dew.
Nobody sees the 5am runs.
Nobody sees me choosing a salad over fries.
Nobody sees me doing yoga in a peaceful sunlit room.
Because I don’t do any of that shit.
@BillyKryzak The work you're doing and contributions you've made are unparalleled. Don't pay any attention to the BS that bots and paid haters throw at you.
@TimothyAlberino Have you thought about making a graphical representation showing the order of beings from your book Birthright? Like an organizational chart?
@digijordan Do you think these could be calibration points or markers? Think LMH at one point mentioned nazca lines being left behind as point in time markers.
For those who misrepresented what Steven Spielberg said, let me correct the record.
Steven Spielberg:
"This movie also takes the position of the church. What does this do to the fundamental beliefs that many of us have? Is God our God only on this planet or is God a God for every system where there is civilization, intelligent life, and even developing life."
What’s funny is that the movie did exactly what Spielberg said it would:
It took the position of the church.
Remember when Jane Blankenship asked the nun how she would respond if it were announced that we’re not alone?
The nun basically said it would be a nothing burger, and that the one true God is the God of all including aliens. She did NOT say that God is only the God of humans.
So yes, the movie took the position of the church, just as Spielberg said.
It’s sad how often people distort the record, whether intentionally or not.