More silliness on UFOs. Everyone seems to be stuck on the mystery of instant acceleration, which is impossible for a massive body. Instant acceleration is NOT impossible for electrical charge, including a visible bundle of electrical charge. Nature uses fast-moving bundles of electrostatic charge all the time and everywhere, from nervous systems to earthquakes to thunderstorms.
Ball lightning behaves exactly like these UFOs. Several of the famous sightings were during or just after thunderstorms, so unquestionably natural ball lightning. It’s also possible that our engineers, or foreign engineers, or engineers “elsewhere”, have figured out how to keep a bundle of charge together and moving under remote control.
Many sightings are near military or atomic research facilities. UFO fans assume the devices are surveilling our facilities, but an easier assumption is that the devices are being tested by those facilities. If you saw a wildly unfamiliar car driving near a car factory, you wouldn’t assume it was from outer space, you’d assume it was a prototype in beta testing.
This article quotes Carl Jung, who instantly discredits himself.
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“Most of these stories come from America.” Witnesses are sober types, “mostly…people who don’t believe in them or who regard the whole problem with indifference.” “Airfields and atomic installations in particular hold a special attraction for them.” “Our airplanes seem to arouse their curiosity.” They appear to have something to do with “the latent emotions connected with the imminence of war,” when “the whole world is suffering under the strain of Russian policies.”
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No, the world wasn’t suffering under Russian policies. The world was suffering under US policies. The most important US policy is blaming our sins on Russia. Smarter people than Jung have understood this point for 100 years. If Jung really believed the standard lie, he was dumb. If he didn’t, he was part of the propaganda operation. Considering the long association of “social” “science” with Deepstate, the latter assumption is best.
The same location rule applies here. When you see an evil “policy” driving around inside America, you don’t blame Russians or Martians. You blame the government of the place where the “policy” is driving.
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