Jfk one is definitely the most shadiest. Area 51 and roswell landings are great to look into as well and glad you've spoke up welcome pal

As an NM resident roswell is easy to explain. At the time we had two of the nation's top secret laboratories, a missile range, and four air force bases, one of which was a "black site."

Of course there was weird shit the government wouldn't want to explain flying all over, given the above. "Aliens" is a really convenient distraction.

"Area 51" is just Technical Area 51 at Nevada Test Site. All national labs have areas that are defined like that.

You wasn't born in the time

Idiotic

Neither were you. So what's your point?

Favorite: UFOs. There's so, so much evidence that something is going on up there. Hynek's book The UFO Experience is a fantastic one.

Fascinates me the most: Dyatlov Pass incident. So strange.

What's that about mate the dylatov thing if you can get me interested?

A good summary:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dyatlov_Pass_incident

I've actually read about this on on above top secret before it weirded me out. It's interesting that one is mate

Chinagate.

It had evidence, a coverup, the potential to be the biggest scandal of the modern era, but it was ultimately ignored and forgotten.

I thought that was just a snl joke, I better get looking....

Yea, Bill sold military secrets and intelligence info to the Chinese. Just the usual

Stephen Hawking was replaced by a body double in the 1980s. Not sure it's my favorite, but it is so weird, yet the evidence is simply undeniable.

There's a lot more where that came from. Enjoy!

This... This is a new one for me as well.

Wtf no wonder this dude is always spouting political opinions I always had a strange feeling something was off there. CIA asset makes a lot of sense.

There's a lot more where that came from.

Well thank you for showing me this Miles Mathis character.

I'm into my third of his articles and loving it more and more.

You're so welcome, silk choad. I recommend starting more or less from the beginning and working your way forward. He makes discoveries as he goes along and the papers kind of build on each other. I would start with his paper from 2013 on Theosophy and the Beat Generation and move forward from there. Though his paper on gurus is a good primer for reading him and anybody else.

He 'published' two things I've written. One on Gandhi and one on the Dreyfus affair. But again, I strongly suggest reading them more or less in order. And when you're done, go over to his science site. It's a whole 'nother rabbit hole...

The first part of your response made me chuckle heartily.

Excellent, will do.

I enjoy the chatter coming from Antarctica. It sounds a bit of the movie Stargate, movie Indiana Jones and Lost Ark, and Tv show V.

As of right now, flat Earth.

FE conspiracy is so dope for so many reasons. Even the reactions from debunkers are great when it comes to FE

Have you looked into the dome and the flood? Creepy stuff..

I have, you got a favorite link to share?

I literally just started researching flat earth last night. I dove into a 6hr video, but I only got like 1.5hrs in. Then I believe I finished a 1hr video, or at least a majority of the video. Then around 5am, I found this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fDBRhxryfZM

Oh nice. Enjoy the thought that comes with FE. It doesn't matter what you're opinion is of the shape earth, it's still wild to consider your place in this experience. Like really ask "where am I". FE is a lot of fun to think about imo

I'm really feelin the government seizure of Tesla's conspiracy (what did he truly leave behind and why does potus have ties?) his way of thinking was so profound and it's had a great impact on me lately. other than that, UFOs and the latest CIA documents on Stargate are absolutely fascinating!

I'm fascinated by how my government expects me to believe that the Pentagon was hit by a plane. I'm fascinated by how so many military and government employees go about their jobs every day like nothing is amiss even after having seen the 3-5 frames of pixelated video that we've all seen.

So fascinating...

The holocaust.

The moon in general. I'm a photographer who's recently turned astro-photographer. There's no way the moon is as far away as they tell us. I can get such clear, close pics with my 70-300mm Tamron zoom, nothing fancy at all. Telescope views are so close you can't see the whole thing at once.

I don't think it's reflecting light off the sun either. After a year plus obsessively photographing and looking thru my binoculars, just about nightly. I have so many questions and ideas about it. Most are crazy, like the moon is some type of live organism that grows some type of moss or something (gets dark) then sheds (gets brighter again) over and over...like a uterus! Crazy I know, but it makes my gears turn to look at it.