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What is with all these links to "To the Stars Academy." I just don't get what that organization is trying to do.

logjammin 7y ago
It's bizarre. What's with the name? The bits don't fit together. Sounds like a low-rent acting school. If it's an an academy, can I take classes? And it's ... The Blink-182 guy?
- cududa 7y ago
  They’ve always been huge alien conspiracy theorists. They have multiple songs on the topic and joke about it at their shows
i_call_solo 7y ago
Listen to Tom Delonge on The Joe Rogan Experience to see just how crazy he and that organization are. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5n_3mnJfHzY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5n_3mnJfHzY
- rozab 7y ago
  I stopped watching when he said they were in the process of building a time machine. I can't even imagine how crazy it gets later on. I can't believe these people are being given a platform. They weren't the first to come out with the videos, were they?
yasp 7y ago
Sell books.* [1] * And securities! [2] [1] https://tothestars.media/collections/sekret-machines https://tothestars.media/collections/sekret-machines [2] https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b5a458fe749405f83225fe8/t/5d28c46a6c0dd40001030e53/1562952811903/TTSA_Reg+A+%232_Offering+Circular_FINAL.pdf https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b5a458fe749405f83225...
internetprimate 7y ago
I have been seeing this organization pop up all over the place. Tom Delonge went on the JRE a year an a bit ago and talked about it. It is primarily an entertainment company, and they try to mix science and entertainment and UFO's together. Personally I think it's all BS. Here's why: They are giving out tokens to everyone as a form of stock. This creates an incentive for everyone to cohesively lie about UFO's being real. Read the list of board members. Some government officials are using this to retire if they can turn it into a money making enterprise. In order to make money, they are pushing stories that seem credible. This story in particular is a big fish for them. They recruited the guy involved, made a documentary, and then tricked Congress into talking to someone so they could use it as publicity. They also claim to have materials "that aren't from this earth", then they backtracked and said they are materials that have a chain of custody "as far back as 1990" that are only now beginning to be made on earth. The while thing is a giant attempt to monetize conspiracy as entertainment by blurring the lines between fantasy and reality. And they just might pull it off, there is a market, and they dont need much revenue to make it work.

It's bizarre. What's with the name? The bits don't fit together. Sounds like a low-rent acting school. If it's an an academy, can I take classes? And it's ... The Blink-182 guy?

cududa 7y ago
They’ve always been huge alien conspiracy theorists. They have multiple songs on the topic and joke about it at their shows

i_call_solo 7y ago

Listen to Tom Delonge on The Joe Rogan Experience to see just how crazy he and that organization are. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5n_3mnJfHzY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5n_3mnJfHzY

rozab 7y ago
I stopped watching when he said they were in the process of building a time machine. I can't even imagine how crazy it gets later on. I can't believe these people are being given a platform. They weren't the first to come out with the videos, were they?

yasp 7y ago

Sell books.* [1] * And securities! [2] [1] https://tothestars.media/collections/sekret-machines https://tothestars.media/collections/sekret-machines [2] https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b5a458fe749405f83225fe8/t/5d28c46a6c0dd40001030e53/1562952811903/TTSA_Reg+A+%232_Offering+Circular_FINAL.pdf https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5b5a458fe749405f83225...

internetprimate 7y ago

I have been seeing this organization pop up all over the place. Tom Delonge went on the JRE a year an a bit ago and talked about it. It is primarily an entertainment company, and they try to mix science and entertainment and UFO's together. Personally I think it's all BS. Here's why: They are giving out tokens to everyone as a form of stock. This creates an incentive for everyone to cohesively lie about UFO's being real. Read the list of board members. Some government officials are using this to retire if they can turn it into a money making enterprise. In order to make money, they are pushing stories that seem credible. This story in particular is a big fish for them. They recruited the guy involved, made a documentary, and then tricked Congress into talking to someone so they could use it as publicity. They also claim to have materials "that aren't from this earth", then they backtracked and said they are materials that have a chain of custody "as far back as 1990" that are only now beginning to be made on earth. The while thing is a giant attempt to monetize conspiracy as entertainment by blurring the lines between fantasy and reality. And they just might pull it off, there is a market, and they dont need much revenue to make it work.