RSS Feeds: Hidden Truth and Forbidden Knowledge
While I was scouring the web for new and interesting information, I went back to a site I hadn't been to for at least 2 years. I looked at "Fuelless Flight" and pondered as to why nothing more seems to have come of it. You'd think the aircraft industry would be all over something like this, what with the rising costs of jet fuel along with everything else. Imagine it. An aircraft that uses no fuel at all.
The Truth Is Out There
I then decided to look around for topics on alternative energy and found myself, somehow, at "The Disclosure Project". I'm as much a skeptic about UFOs, alien encounters and the like as anyone, yet I felt compelled to download and watch the Windows media file they had available for download.
I sat and watched nearly 2 hours of testimony at a press club conference from 2001, headed by Steven M. Greer, MD, a doctor who left his position at a well-paying hospital job to pursue the truth about extraterrestrials and the worldwide conspiracy to suppress the information from the general public by a "shadow government".
I even took the time to skim the part of Dr. Greer's book (no longer available online), "Hidden Truth – Forbidden Knowledge". If there's any truth to the stories, someday we'll be in for a rude awakening.
The Christian Biblical History
In AD 325, the First Council of Nicaea, summoned by Roman Emperor Constantine and held in Nicaea in Bithynia (present-day İznik in Turkey), resulted in the first uniform Christian doctrine called the Nicene Creed. It was there that books included in the modern-day Christian bible were considered and chosen as being of divine origin. I wonder if they knew what they were reading.
There are examples of close encounters by people such as Ezekiel and Elijah and there may be more. The authors described the events and objects as best as they could, using the language of the time and comparing them to things they knew of.
My Conclusions
The reason the truth, if it is indeed the truth, hasn't been disclosed to the public and never will be is because of what would happen. Can you imagine the widespread panic and chaos that would ensue? Spiritual faith, for many people, would be completely shattered. For some, it would be strengthened.
Knowledge can be dangerous as well as enlightening. Perhaps the information and technology of alternative energy sources has to be slowly disseminated in order to prevent (or postpone) the imminent collapse of our civilization. I, personally, do not know what to make of all of what I've read and seen over the years.
We do, indeed, live in interesting times.
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I don't know either RT. I do agree that we shall destroy our civilization at some point. Have a great day. :)
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Sounds to me as though the good doctor has been sipping at Erich von Däniken's drinks! What both didn't bother to say is that the documents we now call The Bible started out as one oral language which got translated to another, and another, and another, and so on until it became written down and then eventually translated once more to 16th English, which was done for King James and, like anything written for a leader, has a lot of politics behind it. I'd be very surprised if anything survived as it was originally written/observed.
The Bible can be twisted and reinterpreted to be whatever you want it to be.
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I took a look at that gravity powered flight link, it's actually pretty interesting though I'd have to say that I'm skeptical.
Basically the entire principle is the same as many lighter-than-air crafts. A zeppelin can take off vertically, it can hover, and it can stay aloft without continued power. The only twist here is that it cycles between lighter and heavier than air flight.
If the principles outlined here were to work, a helium balloon would be able to fly endlessly. As we know, that doesn't happen, because helium is a small molecule and escapes through the balloon's envelope.
Made for some interesting reading, though. This is why I read Make magazine :).
Hopefully at one point the real truth will get out there an publicly known and expected as true.