LOL Ray…
Thanks for posting that ScaRZ.
[hope you don’t mind I moved your post here]
What a resounding thud the attempt by OMF admin to jump on the bandwagon made eh?
Which reminds me, I’ve been meaning to ask suspicioso what his thoughts were on the latest attempt to reframe the alleged UN meeting as a way for the USN to “regain command and control” of the ET “situation” from the USAF by using the Exopoiltical/UFOlogy community as a means of “leaking” compartmentalized information to other compartments so they presumably will be encouraged to come forward after learning the “missing pieces” of the puzzle… or something like that? Oh, and while we’re at it, let’s all move past verification of the meeting… it really isn’t necessary you know?
What part of an “anonymous insider” that has only been “vetted” to a handful of “UFOlogists” with a vested interest being an oxymoron do folks still not get after 20 years of the MJ-12 myth?
What really cracks me up is the folks using the “timing” of the MOD releases and the statement by the Vatican’s astronomer as “validation” that the “acclimation” process has begun… the MOD’s impending releases were announced last year I believe and the Vatican stuff is old news…
The Vatican and Little Green Menhttp://www.blog.newsweek.com/blogs/labn ... n-men.aspxHere's the curious thing about the head of the Vatican’s astronomical observatory saying there’s a strong likelihood that extraterrestrial beings exist and that they are part of God’s plan: not the “what,” but the “when,” as in “why now?”
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For all the attention they got, however, Funes’ comments do not exactly break new ground, as my colleague Edward Pentin, who covers the Vatican for Newsweek, points out. In 2005 Vatican astronomer Guy Consolmagno wrote a 50-page booklet, Intelligent Life in the Universe, published by the Catholic Truth Society, in which he makes the standard astronomical points—lots of galaxies, lots of stars, some with planets, some of which may have conditions conducive to life.
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So if the Catholic Church has accepted the possibility of aliens for a while now, why the high-profile interview in the Vatican newspaper? Applying the techniques of Kremlinology to St. Peter’s, Edward Pentin’s sources tell him it might be part of a push to demonstrate the Vatican’s embrace of science (in 1992 it apologized for that whole unfortunate Galileo mess, after all). Toward the end of the interview, Fr. Funes called science and religion “two allies which elevate the human spirit. There can be tensions or conflicts, but we mustn’t be afraid. The Church mustn’t fear science and its discoveries.”
Wait what’s that I hear in the distance? The screams of Dan Smith and Co. crying foul over the Vatican officially embracing “scientific materialism” lol?
[if you can’t beat ‘em join ‘em!]
Men go and come but Earth abides.