The Paranormal, UFO's, and Mysteries of the Unknown

Interesting news out of TTSA recently. Cant go into details cause I havent had time to check it out, but apparently Louis Elizando was 100% confirmed to be legitimate in all regards by a higher up.
Additionally, multiple countries have come forward to say they have been collecting crashed and intact UFOs over decades.
Will post when I have time to dig and verify this shit.

This is very interesting.
You can verify the footage here.
The NASA camera operator followed this object on 2 different cams as it left earth's atmosphere.

Really fuckin cool. Can't wait to read all about this as the finds come out.

Chukzombi said:

the Ley Line idea is stupid, you never see me promote that. though it sounds better coming from the ted talk guy about the orbit pattern. it kind of makes you wonder how deeply our Earth's orbit affects everything. at least that has a basis in science and not just yahoos drawing lines on a map.

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Dragon Lines go back to the last Epoch with the Sumerians detailing them and the info spreading since then. There is a lot to it if you really dig and granted, some of it is just silly. However, the vortex points *where the major lines intersect* are hotspots for the weird and paranormal activities.
Bigfoot sightings enmass going back as far as recorded history and legends before that.
Major UFO/lights in the sky in these areas.
Bizarre warping of physical space (not sure the term for this atm). Example is the Oregon Vortex *roadside attraction sadly* down near Klamath in the south of the state.
Skinwalker ranch and that other ranch in Arizona have major vortexes over the land there.
The missing 411 events are within range of these vortexes, which itself is a weird coincidence, ya?

The problem in researching these lines is the grossly inaccurate mapping that has been done by multiple people since the late 1800's.
I used to have a very accurate map of them given to me by a native tribe in Canada and confirmed by elders in other native communities. Wish I still had it. Lost it back in 1999.

There has been considerable research done over the years, especially in the last 20, but since main stream science ignores the work done, it has never gained traction.