US signed deal with ALIEN Galactic Federation to experiment on humans, claims Israeli ex military space chief in bizarre interview
The former head of the Israeli military’s space division has claimed that Tel Aviv and Washington have contacted a “Galactic Federation” of extraterrestrials, but that mankind is not ready for the “truth” about life in the cosmos.
Retired general Haim Eshed, 87, who headed up the Defense Ministry’s space unit for nearly three decades, alleged the existence of an alien alliance spanning the galaxy in a bewildering interview with Israel’s Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper.
“The UFOs asked not to advertise that they are here, [because] humanity is not ready yet,” Eshed told the paper on Saturday, adding that US President Donald Trump “was on the verge of finding out, but the aliens in the Galactic Federation say: wait, let the spirits calm first. They don’t want us to have mass hysteria.”
They want to make us sane and understanding first. They waited until today for humanity to evolve and reach a stage where we will understand what space and spaceships are.
While it’s unclear exactly what changed to avert the supposed “mass hysteria” warned of by the ETs, Eshed apparently felt it was time to throw caution to the wind and spill the beans himself, claiming not only communication with the otherworldly beings, but that they maintain an “underground base in the depths of Mars.” In his most extraordinary assertion, Eshed said the US government had reached an explicit “agreement” with the distant visitors.
“They signed a contract with us to experiment here,” he said, offering no details about the terms of the alleged interplanetary deal or the nature of the experimentation – hopefully, nothing too invasive.
The former general also hastened to add that the aliens are merely “investigating” and looking to enlist mankind as “helpers” in their quest to “understand the rules of the universe,” suggesting that – at least for now – there’s no need to fear a hostile invasion force, despite the experiments.
Eshed acknowledged that his claims, which he offered with no evidence, might appear outlandish, but said he believes humanity will gradually come to accept them as true, and that some people may already have seen the light.
“If I came up with what I was saying five years ago today, I would have been hospitalized,” he said. “Until today, every place that I approached in the academy with this, they said, the guy has lost his mind.”
Today we are already talking differently. I have nothing to lose. I have received my degrees and awards, I am respected in universities abroad, and the trend is also changing.
After a segment on Tucker Carlson tonight I feel pretty confident when telling others the fix is in on this election already, Kelly Loeffler will sail to victory. In the past few days I've told people if the dems don't cheat to steal it or the fix is in and it's already been predetermined "you deliver us the presidency and we'll give you the senate" that technically they've lost their constitutional right to vote and determine who wins either way. If you listen to what Tucker says, consider that Loefflers husband isn't just the president of the New York Stock Exchange but actually owns it this GA election is predetermined and the fix is in...as long as GA delivers Biden the electoral votes. It's as clear as the nose on your face. Right now, seriously, there's nobody down in GA whose mind isn't made up already so it's basically futile to be sending them money, it's fixed. The only chance you stand to change any of that is to crush the Republican Party financially, STOP sending them money. DON'T DO IT! We need to crash it faster than a stock market crash on a black Friday. Time is running out for you to take back control.
Bob Unanue: 'When she boycotted us, our sales actually increased 1,000%'
Goya CEO Robert Unanue told radio's "Michael Berry Show" on Monday that New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez was named 'employee of the month' after the company's sales spiked in response to the progressive Congresswoman's call for a boycott of its products earlier this year.
"When she boycotted us, our sales actually increased 1,000%," Unanue said on the show which is syndicated on some 20 stations across the country, "So we gave her an honorary, we never were able to hand it to her, but she got employee of the month for bringing attention to Goya and our adobo."
He noted that the boycott allowed Goya to reach "so many new people" while maintaining its base.
Ocasio-Cortez's call came after Unanue declared at a White House event that the United States was "blessed" to have "a leader like President Trump who is a builder."
"Oh look, it's the sound of me Googling 'how to make your own adobo,'" Ocasio-Cortez wrote to her 10.7 million followers on Twitter after social media backlash prompted #BoycottGoya.
Unanue told Berry that it was interesting to see AOC as one of the first people to boycott Goya and "go against her own people," adding that she is 'naive' when it comes to her support of policies like the Green New Deal.
His latest comments come as Goya has doubled its production with an $80 million facility in Texas to meet increasing demand.
Despite the success, Unanue told FOX Business' Maria Bartiromo in an interview last week that he is concerned for the nation.
"We're controlled by social media. Anything that doesn't go along with their agenda and narrative is not permissible," he said on "Mornings with Maria". "We've lost our courage. We are the greatest country on earth but we've lost the freedom and we have to get back to work."
He lamented that politicians have blamed the coronavirus on Trump and "weaponized" it against the American worker. He also argued that politicians should be fired instead of the millions in the restaurant industry who are now unemployed due to COVID-19 restrictions.
"They turned their weapons, in a political year, on the masses," he said. "This is discrimination against the working class. We're not teaching our children. We're not working."
Mystery monoliths: why conspiracists are ‘meh’ about the phenomenon — and how you can start a better conspiracy
The three recent appearances (and twosubsequentremovals) of “monoliths” in Romania, Utah and California are intriguing examples of what can capture the public’s imagination.
These constructions are metallic-looking structures about three or four metres tall, with a simple geometric design and reflective surface.
They’ll look familiar to fans of Arthur C. Clarke’s Space Odyssey novels, sharing an uncanny resemblance to a monolithic structure pivotal to the story.
Adding to the mystery, the Utah monolith was reportedly in place long before it came to light on November 18. While its location wasn’t announced, members of the public found Google Earth images of the object dating back to 2016.
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So far, no credible source has suggested the structures are a product of alien technology or supernatural influence. And unlike with UFO sightings and Area 51 news, governments have not been accused of a cover-up.
So even though Google Trends data shows global search interest in “monolith” has shot up since the structures were found, they’re not yet the subject of widespread conspiracy. And a reflection of past similar phenomena suggests they won’t be.
Intriguing artefacts
The maker (or makers) of the curious objects are likely still around, but they’re not talking. In the meantime, the structures call to mind some major oddities and artefacts from the past, all of which gained considerable fame.
Peru’s Nazca lines are one example. These shallow depressions in rock from around 500 BCE form colossal shapes of animals and plants which, intriguingly, are best observed from the air.
The ancient Nazca lines in Peru cover almost 1,000 square kilometres, and form about about 300 different figures.Flickr
The crop circle phenomenon may also strike a chord. These complex geometric patterns which apparently form overnight in fields across the world have captured imaginations for decades.
Both these phenomena have produced exotic accounts claiming to explain them. Some have said the Nazca lines were created to communicate with space travellers. Crop circles, others say, are the product of alien labour meant to send us a message.
No one knows why the ancient Peruvians made their lines. Their motivations may be hidden forever. Crop circles, however, are a modern occurrence.
And despite claims they couldn’t possibly be made by humans, humans make them all the time, often for the enjoyment of their effect on others. Crop circles also drivetourism in certain parts of the world.
Crop circles in fields tend to be heavily geometric and often display concentric circles.Flickr
But why are we so easily grabbed by such peculiarities anyway? After all, our lives aren’t impacted by them.
There are many possible reasons people fix their attention on potential oddities, and even start believing strange things about them. One is that they short-circuit our sense of how the world works — injecting novelty into an otherwise routine and coherent existence.
…the thing that doesn’t fit is the most interesting.
The tendency to imagine alternatives and to entertain a “what if?” scenario is the same reason we love reading speculative fiction.
If the Nazca lines really were etched to communicate with aliens — and if crop circles really represent alien messages targeted at us — the model of the world in our heads would be flipped.
There’s nothing to suggest the above phenomena are evidence of anything extraordinary.
The Antikythera Mechanism is an out-of-place artefact. These are artefacts of historical, archaeological, or paleontological interest which challenge widely accepted historical chronology.Flickr
Another interesting “out-of-place” artefact is the ancient Antikythera mechanism. This is seemingly an analog computer once used to predict astronomical positions and events.
But perhaps most notorious are the old favourites: Egypt’s Great Pyramid of Giza (and the widespread conjecture surrounding its construction), Stonehenge in England, and the enigmatic Easter Island statues. All have been connected to aliens, lost wisdom or extinct civilisations.
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When it comes to creating a spectacle worthy of the public’s attention, there are some key lessons to be learned from past successes in making artefacts, including:
Go big
It pays to do something on a large scale, either by making a big artefact, or having small ones appear over a very large area.
Stay obscure
The meaning of the artefact should remain unclear, or at least allow room for interpretation. It’s in these situations of uncertainty that the human imagination can run wild.
While the monoliths’ intent is unclear, they could be explained as art. Reportshave pointed to their similarity with artwork by minimalist sculptor John McCracken.
Aesthetics matter
It’s nice if the artefact is aesthetically pleasing or interesting. The geometric precision of pyramids and crop circles speaks to significant care and perhaps mathematical sophistication. The monoliths are comparatively basic.
Be original
A display that has never been seen before is far more newsworthy. The monoliths are highly derivative of those appearing in Stanley Kubrick’s 2001: A Space Odyssey.
Be difficult to copy
The monoliths could have been knocked up in a workshop. The “wow” factor for artefacts usually comes through an appreciation of their complexity, or seeming impossibility of their manufacture. The scale of the Nazca lines speak to this, as do potential efforts to construct Giza and Stonehenge.
Humans can do amazing things
Whatever the true explanations, most phenomena can be attributed to human ingenuity and a willingness to persevere. Simply, we must ask:
is it likely the means of construction were accessible to humans?
is it likely it served a meaningful purpose for the maker?
In most cases, the former is true. Although the time and resources required must have been momentous, it was clearly not impossible to build Giza. We’ll probably have to face the fact humans are just very clever and industrious.
It’s harder to be sure the second point is true, although that doesn’t mean it isn’t.
But every now and then we also like to have fun with artefacts and generate something unique and novel, even if it is for entertainment value alone.
Back in 2006, in a piece published in Modern Physics Letters, two physicists proposed that if a "Creator" of the universe exists, and they were the kind of creator that felt like leaving a message for intelligent beings to eventually discover, then the cosmic microwave background would be a "stupendous" place to place it. Now, an astrophysicist has gone looking for that message, attempting to decipher what he found.
Stephen Hsu and Anthony Zee were in no way suggesting there actually is a Creator or that intelligent design is real in their paper, but merely looking at possible places where a message might be found were the "ultimate designer" to leave a god-y equivalent of a voicemail. They looked at many proposals, such as it may be hidden within the human genome or (according to certain religious convictions in the US) carved out in the Grand Canyon.
"In our opinion, such suggestions are clearly not universal enough, and they seem to require direct intervention by the Creator during the evolution of the universe," Hsu and Zee wrote in their paper. Besides, it would be odd to hide a message for the whole universe in a rocky canyon far out in the uncharted backwaters of the unfashionable end of the western spiral arm of the galaxy on a planet orbiting a small unregarded yellow sun.
"These possibilities are not acceptable to most physicists," they wrote.
By contrast, they suggest that the cosmic microwave background (CMB) – the leftover radiation from the Big Bang that is faintly detectable and permeates all of the known universe – is basically a "giant billboard in the sky, visible to all technologically advanced civilizations."
Information, they suggest, could be encoded within differences of temperatures within the CMB itself, as well as a mathematical explanation that would establish the pattern of encoding.
In a new pre-print study (not yet peer-reviewed) published on arXiv, astronomer Michael Hippke of Sonneberg Observatory in Germany attempted to look for a message from the "Creator" within the CMB. Hippke took temperature measurements from the Planck and Wilkinson Microwave Anisotropy Probe satellite, and translated it into binary, assigning 1 to positive deviations and 0 to negative (a choice which he said was arbitrary, and could be switched). Where there were discrepancies between the two satellite messages, he highlighted them in red and used the data gained from Planck.
This is what that the first 500 values of the translated temperature measurements look like. I hope you know your binary.
As you can probably infer from the fact our title isn't "MESSAGE FROM GOD FOUND, WE REPEAT, MESSAGE FROM GOD FOUND," and that this story isn't everywhere on your news feeds, Hippke found nothing of value in there.
"We may conclude that there is no obvious message on the CMB sky," he wrote in his paper. "Yet it remains unclear whether there is (was) a Creator, whetherwe live in a simulation, or whether the message is printed correctly in the previous section, but we fail to understand it."
It would have been so much cooler if it hadspelled out: "We apologize for the inconvenience".
If Binyamin Netanyahu and Benny Gantz, respectively Israel’s Prime
Minister and alternate Prime Minister, had the country’s best interests
in mind they would call a press conference and announce new elections.
“The emergency unity government we set up six months ago to tackle
the coronavirus crisis hasn’t worked out as expected, and so we’ve
decided to return our mandate to you, the voter, so that you can choose a
government that will perform to your satisfaction,” they would say.
Instead, Netanyahu and Gantz are doing what’s good for them,
personally and politically, at the expense of the country. Gantz, who
also serves as defense minister, announced last week the formation of an
inquiry commission to probe the purchase of submarines for the Navy.
Questions have been raised as to why so many submarines were ordered
from Germany’s Thyssenkrupp conglomerate, and some people connected to
Netanyahu have been charged with wrongdoing. However, Netanyahu himself,
after an exhaustive police investigation, was cleared.
What is the purpose, therefore, of setting up such a committee —
especially considering that Gantz himself said only a month ago that it
was unnecessary? First, to pressure Netanyahu, to show him that the Blue
and White leader, political novice though he may be, can play hardball.
Second, to be able to release a report on the eve of the coming
elections proving that Netanyahu is Mr. Security in name only.
The report, whose results are a foregone conclusion, will state that
the normal decision-making channels were bypassed, resulting in the
waste of billions of shekels that could have gone for vital needs. There
will also be hints of criminal activity (or at least some moral
failings) thrown in for good measure.
Netanyahu is undoubtedly right when he says that Gantz is
politicizing the Defense Ministry and wasting defense funds to advance
his personal agenda. Shas leader Aryeh Deri, a veteran of many
governments, called Gantz’s move an unprecedented crossing of a red
line.
However, Netanyahu is the last person to complain about such behavior.
He has scandalously delayed passage of a state budget in order to
advance his political interests. At a time when the country is in
desperate need of an updated budget to meet unprecedented economic,
educational and health challenges, Netanyahu has played political games
in a bid to ensure that Gantz never becomes Prime Minister, as promised
under the coalition agreement.
Throughout his career, he has made important decisions — including
those related to the appointments of qualified people to key positions —
based on political considerations or personal peeve. That doesn’t
justify Gantz’s actions, but questions Netanyahu’s right to complain
about them.
One way or another, elections will be called in the coming months. If
a budget isn’t passed by Dec. 23, they will be called automatically. If
one is, there will be many other “red lines” for either party to cross,
leaving elections as the only option.
For the sake of the country, and the little civil discourse that
remains, the two leaders should do the honorable thing and put this
government out of its misery by announcing elections now.
Look up at the night sky on winter solstice this year, and you’ll be
able to catch a rare sight. On December 21, Jupiter and Saturn will
appear closer to one another than they have in eight centuries.
lignments between the planets, known as a ‘conjunction’, is “rather rare,” Rice University astronomer Patrick Hartigan explained in a statement, “but this conjunction is exceptionally rare because of how close the planets will appear to one another.”
The last time these gas giants appeared so closely, at a visible
separation of only 0.1 degrees, was in the Middle Ages: at predawn on
March 4, 1226.
Of course, the appearance of the ‘Christmas Star’ or ‘Star of
Bethlehem’—so named because the closeness of the planets creates a
shining point of light—is a phenomenon only observed from Earth. In
reality, Jupiter and Saturn remain millions of miles apart.
Where to see the ‘Christmas Star’
Saturn and Jupiter have been moving steadily closer to each other since summer 2020.
Taking the time to look for these planets over the coming nights is
worth it. “You can watch [the planets] move which is super cool,
because you’re actually seeing planets in orbit” Hartigan told USA Today, and watching for the pair coming together before solstice night will make identifying them that bit easier on the 21st.
Though visible around the world, the best place to see the
conjunction is close to the equator, between dusk and just after
nightfall, when the sky is dark enough for fainter Saturn to appear, but
when it’s not so late that the planets have moved below the horizon for
the evening.
Looking low on the western horizon, on winter solstice the two
planets will appear to be separated by less a fifth of the diameter of a
full moon.
If you can access a telescope, several of the planets’ largest moons will also be visible in the same field of view that night.
If it’s cloudy where you are on December 21? Jupiter and Saturday
will still appear extra near to each other for the week surrounding
solstice. And if you miss the phenomenon completely? There’s always
March 15, 2080. That when the next close conjunction of the planets is
expected to occur.
