by Ridley_Scott » The entire government disinformation campaign may seem like an attempt on the surface to distract people from advanced cold war era technology.
But where is all of this advanced technology today? All of that disinformation just so people won't find out about stealth aircraft? I don't think so.
The disinformation campagin was merely an attempt by the governmental agencies to pollute the well so to speak. They wanted to make all the UFO/Alien researchers and investigators seem like crazy quacks, and sadly they mostly acieheved their goal.
Aliens & UFO's are a real thing, but anyone who believes in them will autmotically be thought of as crazy or weird, and that's exactly what the government wanted all along.
It could certainly be argued that seems to be the case. For example, your post on this message board resulted in the very type of response you suggested.
I had a similar experience myself awhile back. I brought up the movie Mirage Men on another IMDB message board after I'd seen it on Netflix to suggest the same possibilities you just did, and in no time at all, a reply was posted from someone who'd never been seen before on that message board making basically the same type of "crazy tinfoil quack" reply you got here. (Almost as if the net were being monitored for the phrase "Mirage Men" to be used.)
In short, the governments' original basic mistake was to ever start paying SO MUCH attention to something they were saying wasn't there. And, encouraging in society at large the type of pavlovian crazy/tinfoil/quack response that generally follows anyone even questioning the official status quo story. They've just apparently never figured out that doubling/tripling-down on their strategy just tends to make their story even more dubious...or basically...out-thinking themselves due to their OWN paranoia.
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Tiberius27-1
8 years ago
"In short, the governments' original basic mistake was to ever start paying SO MUCH attention to something they were saying wasn't there. And, encouraging in society at large the type of pavlovian crazy/tinfoil/quack response that generally follows anyone even questioning the official status quo story. They've just apparently never figured out that doubling/tripling-down on their strategy just tends to make their story even more dubious...or basically...out-thinking themselves due to their OWN paranoia."
Very astute of you to notice.
They've done it with Roswell also.
It was a disc.
No it was a weather balloon.
Whoops. Our bad. V2-rocket, THAT'S what Roswell was REALLY all about!
OKAY OKAY YOU GOT US! HERE IT IS FINALLY, THE TRUTH ABOUT ROSWELL YOU'VE BEEN WANTING!
IT WAS A PROJECT MOGUL BALLOON!
Then in another book a government source tells the author what it REALLY was was a Soviet deception, a fake UFO filled with genetically altered humans freakazoided by Nazi scum Joseph Mengele himself just to confuse us. When it comes to confusion nobody does it better than the U.S. government.
These modern day boys & girls who cried "WOLF!" once too often haven't been shoveling their disinformation, they've been using Earth movers!
"Be nice until it's time to NOT be nice."
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WhoToTrust
8 years ago
by Tiberius27-1 » Very astute of you to notice.
They've done it with Roswell also.
It was a disc.
No it was a weather balloon.
Whoops. Our bad. V2-rocket, THAT'S what Roswell was REALLY all about!
OKAY OKAY YOU GOT US! HERE IT IS FINALLY, THE TRUTH ABOUT ROSWELL YOU'VE BEEN WANTING!
IT WAS A PROJECT MOGUL BALLOON!
Then in another book a government source tells the author what it REALLY was was a Soviet deception, a fake UFO filled with genetically altered humans freakazoided by Nazi scum Joseph Mengele himself just to confuse us. When it comes to confusion nobody does it better than the U.S. government.
These modern day boys & girls who cried "WOLF!" once too often haven't been shoveling their disinformation, they've been using Earth movers!
Which illustrates another well-known tactic. Appear to agree while trying to frame the person being spoken to as a "believer" (even though such an absolute belief was never expressed) so the "belief" that's just been ascribed to that person can then be used to discredit them by framing them as a government paranoid.
That the tactic has been used in news stories, books...internet message boards...etc, simply takes a person back to the amount of effort being made to dismiss something some are saying isn't even there.
It doesn't add up, which calls into question the intelligence, maybe not of those who thought it would work long term in the first place, but certainly of those who continue to double/triple down on the continuing current practice.
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