Former Canadian defence minister claims aliens refuse to share technology because of
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From what I can find, he never publicly admitted his belief until 2005, but, has been involved with government policy pertaining to stopping the weaponization of space, so it's not a surprise his mind is on these matters.
An old fellow I worked with many years ago told me he watched a flying saucer fly over Nanaimo, several years previously, but never told anyone for fear of getting hauled away to the looney bin. This guy was NOT inclined to bullsh*t, although I suppose he could have been honestly mistaken, although quite unlikely.
I have old parents and old relatives. While they can get cantakerous, they don't generally lose their minds entirely. He probably just lost his filters that prevented him from babbling about his alien theories while he was in government.
Do you have dementia or Alzheimer's in your family?
The things that have been issues in family members that I've seen slide into paranoia, have been the two I just mentioned, and in one, a severe case of infection on the brain, and in another, a small stroke that left them paranoid.
I have healthy elderly family as well, but I was pointing out that he might not be.
Kevlar body armour and fibre optics were taken from the crashed alien craft at Roswell.
That nonsense was debunked long ago Blackleaf, there was no alien craft that crashed at Roswell. Look up Project Mogul.
The conservative way is to exploit anything and everything without any real
checks and balances and everyone police's themselves that is the real
problem. It also relies on churches and self proclaimed service clubs to do
societies heavy lifting that is meeting the social responsibility to citizens of
lower economic groups
A modern society has to be more than that, we should have progressed past
the Charles ****ens stage of life but we haven't. I am not saying certain groups
should have a free ride not at all everyone in a society should do their part.
The biggest free ride though is given to the privileged in bonuses for no real
work being done and in tax breaks that end up in the retirement fund of the
wealthy. The ideal situation would be to have a very progressive leadership
on the moderate left with a mean old man looking after the money and they
would in turn regulate each other as it is one side or the other does what they
please once in power
checks and balances and everyone police's themselves that is the real
problem. It also relies on churches and self proclaimed service clubs to do
societies heavy lifting that is meeting the social responsibility to citizens of
lower economic groups
A modern society has to be more than that, we should have progressed past
the Charles ****ens stage of life but we haven't. I am not saying certain groups
should have a free ride not at all everyone in a society should do their part.
The biggest free ride though is given to the privileged in bonuses for no real
work being done and in tax breaks that end up in the retirement fund of the
wealthy. The ideal situation would be to have a very progressive leadership
on the moderate left with a mean old man looking after the money and they
would in turn regulate each other as it is one side or the other does what they
please once in power
Poppycock. I think you'll find it is the Project Mogul theory which has been debunked.
Yeah, that's about what I expected your response would be. You want so much to believe in ghosts and aliens and things that go bump in the night you won't process any evidence to the contrary.
With the millions of stars in this galaxy, It would be Blackleaf-like arrogance of us to think we could be the only intelligent life form in existence.............
There is no mighty British Navy either but that hasn't stopped bL from believing.
Or possibly Cannuck-like arrogance. -
- - Seriously to find them we first have to find a planet that is habitable, tolerable temperature and such amenities like water and an atmosphere composed of approximately 20% oxygen. Mind you species can adapt to slight differences.
Yeah, I was actually beginning to think good things were going to come from that boy after expounding on the benefits of meat, but I guess that was just a "flash in the pan"
No. But I don't see any mention of Alzheimer's here. And if he has it, a big raspberry to the reporters for even attempting to interview him in that state.
And he was just over 80 in 2005 if he is 90 today.
And if there was, he would be explaining why they are inferior to the British Imperial Empire.