To The Stars Academy of Arts & Science - Live Broadcast

[Aianawa]

Wise ones once told, simple n easy is there fortold, as orkward and complicated was not now.

[Aianawa]

Wise ones once told, simple n easy is there fortold, as orkward and complicated was not now.

Putrid has to be included, hence the likes of Jordan Sather and co help keep it simple

[Dreamtimer]

There was a group of people having a You Tube conversation who all were in some SSP or another including 20 and back. One of the panelists said that Tom and Corey and Steven Greer and others are all part of a controlled disclosure, intended to target different audiences. (Not saying I believe that).

[Emil El Zapato]

There was a group of people having a You Tube conversation who all were in some SSP or another including 20 and back. One of the panelists said that Tom and Corey and Steven Greer and others are all part of a controlled disclosure, intended to target different audiences. (Not saying I believe that).

So are they sensationalizing it to make the more prosaic truth seem like no big deal...Aliens exist! ho hum!

[WantDisclosure]

In view of David Wilcock's article dated Tuesday, February 13, 2018 "Tom DeLonge Group Stunningly Debunked: Curtains for Partial Disclosure?"—I'm posting an update to the Description associated with the YouTube video posted in the OP:

During this broadcast, our creative team utilized a slide that was intended to be illustrative of the Nimitz case discussed in the presentation. We recognize that the use of this slide without proper clarification created confusion and, most importantly, did not meet our standard of accuracy. TTS Academy is committed to being a trusted leader in the exploration of exotic science and technologies, and we regret this oversight. It is important to note that the evidence presented by the speaker regarding the Nimitz case is derived from the testimony of multiple US military personnel and multiple sensors aboard multiple ships and aircraft operating in conditions of excellent visibility. Furthermore, the US Department of Defense has not denied the account provided by TTS Academy or the retired US military personnel involved in the incidents of November 14, 2004.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tUOu9RpzwJI

I think David Wilcock is exaggerating.

[Dumpster Diver]

I worked with a number of naval nuclear engineers in a recent job and I couldn't get anything out of them. One of them told me that he was leaving for a tour of Sandia Labs and I told him to say hi to EBE. He brought me back a pen.

Actually, there was one sub-mariner that I hit with a naval technical term regarding unidentified objects (I can't remember now what it was) and his first reaction was huh? I explained further and he did say, 'well, there was this one time'. We were passing each other in the hallway and couldn't continue the conversation. Truth be told, I was a little nervous about pursuing it further. I had a better relationship with my manager who is an active nuclear sub commander and I had to be really careful around him because he made no jokes about asking questions of him. He was a great guy, though.

Well, remember very few folks you would work with are “read in” and if they were, they are fully indoctrinated that “loose lips sink ships.” All of the guys I know who talked about this stuff were not casual acquaintances, they were folks I’d worked long hours with and trusted with mutual feelings. 5-6 years ago, I’d not talk to a forum of yahoo civilians like you guys. Only once I’d become convinced that the defense effort was anti-human, have I done so.