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Are there any very important things that congress/US government is doing right now? In other words, is this UFO thing trying to distract the public from someth

Are there any very important things that congress/US government is doing right now? In other words, is this UFO thing trying to distract the public from something very important?

davidhyde 3y ago
Yes, shutting down end-to-end encryption. Not just the US though. It’s happening all over the west. No coverage (or heavily biased coverage) of it in popular news.
- INGSOCIALITE 3y ago
  It’s just misdirection, the old magicians trick they always do. News about ufo or aliens is going to grab everyone’s attention. Make it seem credible with congressional involvement. Take all eyes off the real news and onto the charade.
NeoPotent 3y ago
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- justinclift 3y ago
  We've been around long enough to see some things maybe?
- boffinAudio 3y ago
  The important question is, why aren't you? Conspiracies happen. Rejecting them outright is a terrible disservice to those fellow members of your society who are actively seeking justice for the world. If it weren't for conspiracy theorists, where would we be today? More good has been done for the world than harm, by a wide margin, because someone decided to question the official collectively-derived narrative and look, instead, under the covers to reveal the truth.
  - NeoPotent 3y ago
    When something like this happens in the news, why would I automatically assume it's a misdirection with no evidence? How is that any better than believing the 'official collectively-derived narrative'?
    - boffinAudio 3y ago
      On the basis of a long history of government misdirection? But I guess you'd have to have been paying attention in the first place ..
      - NeoPotent 3y ago
        So do you assume every news story is a government misdirection? How does you selection process work? Let's assume you're correct and say there has been government misdirection in the past. Has this completely poisoned the well for you?
        boffinAudio 3y ago
        When the media reporting the news is factually owned and operated by the manufacturers of bombs, who are also well in bed with government and military agencies, then yes - pretty much every news story is misdirection away from the things that will effect that bomb-makers'/news-makers'/politician-pocketers' bottom line .. the time for paying attention to this was when the Telecommunications Act of 1996 was passed, allowing massive wholesale capture of America's propaganda industry by its military complex. See also: the Smith-Mundt Act.
alphakilo 3y ago
There's some crypto legislation. love crypto or hate it, it is defining the industry
King-Aaron 3y ago
I would say this might be the case if the media and government weren't actively trying to distract people away from this particular topic - There are far more televised things the government are doing to cause distraction than this.

Are there any very important things that congress/US government is doing right now? In other words, is this UFO thing trying to distract the public from something very important?

davidhyde 3y ago

Yes, shutting down end-to-end encryption. Not just the US though. It’s happening all over the west. No coverage (or heavily biased coverage) of it in popular news.

INGSOCIALITE 3y ago
It’s just misdirection, the old magicians trick they always do. News about ufo or aliens is going to grab everyone’s attention. Make it seem credible with congressional involvement. Take all eyes off the real news and onto the charade.

NeoPotent 3y ago

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justinclift 3y ago
We've been around long enough to see some things maybe?
boffinAudio 3y ago
The important question is, why aren't you? Conspiracies happen. Rejecting them outright is a terrible disservice to those fellow members of your society who are actively seeking justice for the world. If it weren't for conspiracy theorists, where would we be today? More good has been done for the world than harm, by a wide margin, because someone decided to question the official collectively-derived narrative and look, instead, under the covers to reveal the truth.
- NeoPotent 3y ago
  When something like this happens in the news, why would I automatically assume it's a misdirection with no evidence? How is that any better than believing the 'official collectively-derived narrative'?
  - boffinAudio 3y ago
    On the basis of a long history of government misdirection? But I guess you'd have to have been paying attention in the first place ..
    - NeoPotent 3y ago
      So do you assume every news story is a government misdirection? How does you selection process work? Let's assume you're correct and say there has been government misdirection in the past. Has this completely poisoned the well for you?
      - boffinAudio 3y ago
        When the media reporting the news is factually owned and operated by the manufacturers of bombs, who are also well in bed with government and military agencies, then yes - pretty much every news story is misdirection away from the things that will effect that bomb-makers'/news-makers'/politician-pocketers' bottom line .. the time for paying attention to this was when the Telecommunications Act of 1996 was passed, allowing massive wholesale capture of America's propaganda industry by its military complex. See also: the Smith-Mundt Act.

alphakilo 3y ago

There's some crypto legislation. love crypto or hate it, it is defining the industry

King-Aaron 3y ago

I would say this might be the case if the media and government weren't actively trying to distract people away from this particular topic - There are far more televised things the government are doing to cause distraction than this.