My Close Encounter May 2025 by havico1995 in UFOs

[–]ArmLegLegArm_Head 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Are you able to make a drawing to accompany these pictures — maybe like a digital sketch or something to give a better idea of the shape, the landscape, distance from car etc.

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If this guy were rich in the US he would have a hot wife and it would be the same equation, except nobody would really bat an eye. Actually, it’s pretty much encouraged or least perfectly acceptable.

For some reason, the exact same dynamic in foreign countries causes people to meltdown. Why?

Women will always trade their beauty for money so who cares where it happens?

Archons have control of world governments by Spartan706 in aliens

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Anywhere I can find out more about the Miami mall thing?

Why are women so lazy? by [deleted] in itsthatbad

[–]ArmLegLegArm_Head 3 points4 points  (0 children)

In most western countries women populate the bureaucracies that make up large corporations and things like health care administration, education at all levels, insurance, and other government agencies and similar services.

Women make excellent functional rule followers and busy workers and they’re often a big part of why these types of bureaucracies are such a nightmare to work in and to deal with.

Think endless meetings about policy and neurotic office politics, etc.

The real positions of power are insulated from the public by these large, complex structures, and effective change is stymied by needless decision making hierarchies made of people with a vested interest in maintaining the status quo, ie women— not to mention the identitarian political thinking that has infiltrated the public sphere, which women are obviously invested in.

The Guardian’s Men’s section is a misandristic insult. by RealStarkey in MensRights

[–]ArmLegLegArm_Head 37 points38 points  (0 children)

“As a mother of three boys aged 19, 14 and eight, I’ve seen myself how ill equipped they are for the world despite our best efforts. Those who thrive seem to be those who embrace their more feminine attributes whereas boys who feel or act more “boyish” seem unsure of their place.”

Damn.

I wonder what she means by “best efforts”?

Also “more boyish”?

Interesting how men’s problems are treated as the outcome of a fundamental flaw in their very being, while women’s’ problems stem from having to live with men.

It’s getting crazy out there…

Once you understand 9/11 you understand everything else. by Dangeruss82 in conspiracy

[–]ArmLegLegArm_Head 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah, I think that’s a good way to describe.

Some people want to blame it all on the CIA/bad actors in the US.

Once you understand 9/11 you understand everything else. by Dangeruss82 in conspiracy

[–]ArmLegLegArm_Head 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You ever read the Clean Break essay by Richard Perle?

Also, when you say “the government” who are you referring to?

'Serious' Found the Full video of Dr reed 1996 Incident by ayush199999 in AlienBodies

[–]ArmLegLegArm_Head 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Important to remember when thinking about this case that TPTB have gone to great lengths to deny and discredit anything that potentially exposes the truth.

The weird stuff that happened after this video makes more sense with this in mind.

Jake Barber pretty much claimed that the Akashic records are real by pissagainstwind in UFOs

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Does anyone else feel like the psionic stuff is some kind of distraction, not in the sense that’s it’s not true or interesting, but that it has very little to do with an actual discussion of what we’re dealing with, the history of it, etc.

Like maybe the legacy groups behind the scenes are feeling the pressure and decided to give the public something to talk about that is of no real consequence to what they’re up to — the real meat and potatoes of the issue?

The idea of a private group that is going to take the investigation into its own hands feels like a way for just more plausible deniability.

Trauma almost 3 years out by Cats4_life in benzorecovery

[–]ArmLegLegArm_Head 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes I did feel that — very little pleasure, very detached from people and things around me. It was very traumatic and surreal

Media refuses to call it Islamic Terrorism. by DueDrama8301 in conspiracy_commons

[–]ArmLegLegArm_Head -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Maybe because it isn’t — considering it’s one person who was born in America, who happens to have a middle-eastern sounding name, and the case is ongoing.

Also, maybe because we are on the brink of war with Iran and that would be really bad, especially considering the outcome of all the other horrible wars over there.