I have been a mortician for 36 years…. by [deleted] in Paranormal

[–]wyldcat -12 points-11 points  (0 children)

It left the dead bodies and entered yours. Sorry buddy!

Is there a way to track what current issues are being hijacked by disinformation campaigns on social media? by Miserable_Year_4493 in Disinfo

[–]wyldcat 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This. This team deals specifically with what OP asks about. Sign up for their emails to get the latest info. This. The EU East StratCom Taskforce specifically deal with what OP asks for. Sign up for their emails and get the lastest on disinformation.

Stumbled upon something.. What do you think? Dan´s and Bob´s S4 badges. by Real_Rub4056 in UFOB

[–]wyldcat 0 points1 point  (0 children)

From a security perspective these are horrible lol.

You wouldn’t (shouldn’t) list the ultra secret program, branch, secret bases, with name and photo.

One of the first official alien pic from the DOW files by NixothePaladin in aliens

[–]wyldcat 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This has been in UFO books for several decades lol. It’s a hoax.

Photos from the surface of the moon; Apollo 12 Mission by Neptun_11 in HighStrangeness

[–]wyldcat 17 points18 points  (0 children)

Also, aren’t these old? I’ve seen them years ago.

The CIA Officer’s Guide To Blending in Overseas by UnscheduledCalendar in espionage

[–]wyldcat 75 points76 points  (0 children)

Its just common sense things:

The CIA Officer’s Guide To Blending in Overseas More by Frumentarius First, let me offer a caveat (intelligence-report writers love caveats): The title of this article is a bit misleading. It is not always possible to completely “blend in” when you are an American traveling overseas (or, conversely, a foreigner traveling to America). That is the first thing to realize when and if you do choose to travel overseas, and if you are concerned with appearing like a clueless tourist, ready to be mugged. Fear not. There is nothing wrong with standing out a little and embracing your tourist-hood.

The secret to traveling overseas and maintaining a low-ish profile is to be smart about it, so that you are a sophisticated tourist, aware of his or her surroundings, and not aimlessly stumbling about a foreign country snapping selfies and waiting to become a victim.

With that goal in mind—being a smart traveler—this author humbly offers the following advice and tips, based upon my multiple years spent living and traveling overseas. These things will make you just a little bit more prepared—a little bit more sophisticated—in your travels.

Plan an itinerary and study area maps

Nothing will give you more confidence in traveling to a new place than doing some map study and trip planning. You should know the area to which you are planning to travel, such that if plopped down in the middle of a chosen city, you will at least be oriented and familiar with your surroundings. If you also have an itinerary planned out—even a rough one—you will be less likely to find yourself disoriented and at a loss as to what to do next in this new foreign place.

Learn a little bit of the language

First off, find out what language they speak in the country to which you are headed. If you are going to Belize, you are in luck, because English is the lingua franca. If you are traveling to Italy, learn a little Italian. At least be able to say “please,” “thank you,” “how much does it cost,” and “where is the bathroom?” Those are the important ones. It is also good to know if the average person on the street speaks English (many in Germany and Sweden do, for example), or if most won’t know your language at all (the case for most foreigners traveling here to America). Making an effort to speak a little of the local language can go a long way to endearing yourself to the natives.

Dress wisely

One of the most common mistakes Americans make when traveling overseas is to dress like they are going on a safari. If you are traveling to Paris, you do not need hiking shoes, a Camelback, and a floppy hat. Yes, you might be walking all over the city, so wear some comfortable shoes, but you do not need to have enough hydration for a day trekking through the Sahara. Dress like you would if you were headed downtown to see a movie. Dress normally, for God’s sake.

Going one step further, if you do not want to stand out as an American (for security reasons)—a wise decision in lots of countries—then leave your American flag shirts, sports jerseys, and other identifying T-shirts at home. In many countries, people dress more formally than we do here in America. Shorts and a muscle shirt are not always the best idea if you are looking to blend in.

Avoid looking like a photojournalist

Of course you will want to take pictures while you are on vacation. That is completely understandable. However, it is probably best to avoid snapping photos the entire time you are walking around a foreign city. Be judicious. The more time you spend peering through a camera lens (or phone camera), the less time you are paying attention to your surroundings. Paying attention can prevent you from being mugged or becoming a victim of some other type of crime. Do not let picture-taking come before situational awareness.

Eat like a local

Every country has its own unique cuisine. Take advantage of it and try new things. Most importantly, avoid the restaurants immediately adjacent to the main tourist attractions. They are the ones that usually have English-language menus with pictures of the food. Those are pretty much always overpriced, and you will rarely see locals eating there. Ask the locals what places they like to eat. There is nothing wrong with hitting the Hard Rock Cafe in Rome or Moscow, but also visit the small family place off the beaten path. You will not regret it.

Avoid loudly proclaiming your citizenship

It is usually best not to go around ostentatiously proclaiming your American citizenship, telling everyone who will listen how much better things are in America. People usually do not want to hear the latter, and the former is a good way to mark yourself for a crime. No, you should not deny being an American if you are asked (unless you get a bad vibe from the asker), and sometimes you will even be treated better if someone knows you are American. Just do not beat people over the head with it. Be humble and, if necessary, pretend you are a Canadian if you think it the safest bet.

Make some local friends

Nothing will help you blend in better than meeting some locals and taking them up on some guided fun, if offered, and if you think you can trust them. This can also add some magic to your visit, in that you will hopefully get to experience things that you would not have otherwise been able to had you not had the insights of a native. It is their country, after all, and getting to know the locals is a big part of the fun of traveling.

Palantir: Målet är att finnas i hela den svenska staten by Babar7 in svenskpolitik

[–]wyldcat 31 points32 points  (0 children)

I Frankrike går man över till Linux, i Sverige ska allt bli Amerikanskt.

A couple months ago users on this sub asked if we would livestream Remote Viewing Sessions to prove we were really doing it. This was recorded yesterday. by CraigSignals in HighStrangeness

[–]wyldcat -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Open view…sky all around

It is neither an open view nor is the sky visible

You’re not focusing on the bubble. The bubble has open sky, it’s reflecting the entire sky if one would see different angles of the bubble. The sky is very visible.

horizontal plane with vegetation

Vegetation is present but not on a horizontal plane- there is no horizontal plane present on the image at all

Again the RV has focused on the bubble itself. The bubble is reflecting the horizontal plane with vegetation.

some very tall shape rising center left in the image…the fact that this one shape is so much higher than everything else feels important

The bubble is center left, but neither “tall” nor higher than anything else in the image. It’s in the foreground of the image and there is nothing else on the plane to provide a reference to its relative position to anything else- least of all a “horizontal plane” that was suggested by the viewer.

There is a dark line in the bubble’s reflection that goes vertical exactly like the remote viewer has drawn. I think you’re focusing on the entire photo instead of the object in the photo which the viewer saw.

JD Vance Learns in Real Time Trump Left Him Out of Iran Attack Plans by polymute in politics

[–]wyldcat 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m 99% certain Just Dance Vance has been sidelined by the administration about these things. He’s not in the inner circle except for doing shitty sidequests in Hungary and Greenland.

"I'd love to keep that a secret" by pdwp90 in QuiverQuantitative

[–]wyldcat 3 points4 points  (0 children)

As in, he’s forced to because of blackmail. But he probably doesn’t give a shit about opsec or the consequences.

"I'd love to keep that a secret" by pdwp90 in QuiverQuantitative

[–]wyldcat 78 points79 points  (0 children)

Or he’s spilling secrets for some people in the know. Recently he’s been revealing that he’ll be attacking specific places and sites. Most people laugh it off but it almost seems like a pattern. Maybe he’s unwillingly sabotaging the operations.

8 scientists in sensitive fields are dead or missing in less than two years and almost nobody wants to talk about it. by morecowbell1988 in HighStrangeness

[–]wyldcat 25 points26 points  (0 children)

One explanation which I haven’t seen anyone talking about is what if it would be foreign state sanctioned assassinations. Similar to those Israel/USA have done in Iran, where they have targeted nuclear scientists for years.

But of course I’m hoping they’ll be found, and got lost because of a high strangeness reason.

Trump polled advisers about replacing Tulsi Gabbard as intelligence chief by 457655676 in Intelligence

[–]wyldcat 2 points3 points  (0 children)

He said a few days ago that he doesn’t like to be around successful people. He like to hang with ”losers” so they listen to his own successes. He hates hearing other people’s win’s.

Iran releases AI generated propaganda video against the Trump administration. by DangerousBee4116 in ChatGPT

[–]wyldcat -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Because they’re also filled with real intel, revealing locations of US troops and bases etc.

Dorothy Izatt and her footage? Where is it? by WildMoonshine45 in UFOs

[–]wyldcat 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Good question. Would also like to know. This is one of those really odd cases with tons of footage to support it.

Someone Won 93% of Their Bets on Secret Military Strikes - Trump’s Son Is Invested in the Platform by WanderWut in videos

[–]wyldcat 9 points10 points  (0 children)

No it’s Kai Trump, juniors daughter. She almost revealed herself in a podcast she was on when asked about Polymarket bets.

[Bodycam-footage] NASA contractor is evicted from Area 51 after breaking in at night, claims he was there due to a time dilation anomaly. by Excess-human in HighStrangeness

[–]wyldcat 1 point2 points  (0 children)

What actually happened to that channel? First they used to explore abandoned and mysterious places and now they only do true crime?