I often talk to people with full fascination about what is currently happening with UAPs and how I feel that something big is approaching. Most of them are still convinced that it’s all just myths, crazy people, and conspiracy theories. I don’t blame them, because before I joined this community, I also had a very limited perspective. But now, after watching all these videos, reading opinions, and hearing about congressional hearings on UFOs, I no longer ask myself "if" but "when" we will see them.

What is the easiest way to make them aware of what’s happening? Which video should I show them? What should I say? There is so much material out there that I don’t know which one would best help someone fully understand that something is indeed going on.

Well, folks, the moment we've all been waiting for is finally upon us. After decades of speculation, endless conspiracy theories, and countless memes, it is finally time: aliens have decided they’re done playing hide-and-seek. Tomorrow, December 3rd, they’ll make their grand entrance. Why tomorrow, you ask? Because a super-duper advanced AI said so. And after all, we’ve had enough time to ruin our planet, and "they" just can’t ignore it any longer.

Why did this AI predict tomorrow as the big day? I'm honestly just as confused as you are. But let’s take a wild guess: maybe it ran a few calculations and figured, “Well, December 3rd is the only date when humans are truly at peak chaotic energy. Let’s drop some aliens in, because why not?”

So the stars are aligned, the aliens are coming, and we’re all just here to roll with it. Grab yourself some popcorn, empty out your bank account, and maybe max out a few credit cards for good measure, because this once-in-a-lifetime event is about to happen, and you might as well go all in. Get ready to be “wowed” by extraterrestrial visitors with fancy blinking lights and smelly armpits… or, you know, get ready for them to ask if we can all just finally get our act together and not post cringe-worthy memes on Reddit.

In the end, tomorrow isn’t the day when humanity will unite to overcome all our problems. It’s more likely that the aliens are showing up to get a front-row seat to the best reality show in the galaxy. They've probably also got popcorn in hand and placing bets on how long it will take us to collectively lose our minds.

Be prepared for some awkward moments and the inevitable realization that we might be in more trouble than we think. Welcome to the new era, fellow believers!

But hey, at least it’s finally happening. December 3rd: International Aliens Day. Another once-in-a-lifetime event for all to enjoy. Good luck. We'll need it!

Date: 29/11/24 Time: 20:07-21:26 Location: RAF Lakenheath, UK.

Second attempt as previous was deleted by automod due to lack of date/time/location.

I drove to the RAF Lakenheath base and arrived around 8pm. There was a fixed-wing aircraft (very feint combustion engine sounds) doing circuits around the base perimeter - it looked odd because its lights were fixed on - no blinkenflashen at all. As it moved around the base, different lights could be seen on it - I'm presuming bc of roll/pitch/yaw - a prominent red one at front, white/green on the sides and white at the rear. Who it belongs to I couldn't say but the pattern looked very 'surveillancey' and it didn't look as though it would be difficult to remove from the equation militarily.

Another guy was there who pointed out the lights directly above the base. They would appear, move around a bit and then disappear. A couple came from the far left of the base where there are trees, floated above the base and then blinked out. Light conditions and my amateurish photography skills resulted in nothing conclusive, I'm afraid, but there are definitely 'things' floating about above the base. Aside from being above an air base and appearing/disappearing, they didn't display any remarkable flight characteristics.

Images in the link are a good representation of what the naked eye could see, plus some images that give a reasonable perspective of what they look like above the base. The gifs are from rapid-fire photos as video simply didn't do the job.

https://imgur.com/gallery/uaps-ufos-drones-above-raf-lakenheath-JOMs9ve

I'm at work but feel free to AMA and I'll do my best to answer. x

In a recent interview with Daniel Sheehan, theres a somewhat bizarre section in which i think he said more than he intended to. What he says gives an indication into the possible cooperation / agreement between humans and NHI.

Sheehan first refuses to answer the question (timestamp 1:31:03)

First, he is asked a question about the reverse engineering of NHI craft and the training of human pilots:

Sheehan: I have come to realize there are are some things that at the present time it's not that advantageous to make them public.

Mishlove: When we first interviewed you I think over a year ago, there was a lot of rumors that actually the US government has successfully reverse engineered one of these vehicles, or more than one, and that we're actually training humans to Pilot them. Do you have any further information about that? I know you were very skeptical when we first discussed it.

Sheehan: Yeah I do. I have more information about that.

Vadnais: Can you share what it is?

Sheehan: uh actually no... uh it's it's one of the things right now. Not because i'm not inclined to do so, it's just that I've promised not to do it, temporarily. And if people in the proper elected positions of authority are willing to do something about it, then there'll be no need to have to be public about it.

Later he does say more about it (timestamp 1:37:22)

A few minutes later, when the question is asked in a different manner, he does say a bit more about it. Also notice that someone enters his room to tell him to stop talking:

Mishlove: Would it be fair to say that you're revising some of your opinions about the possibility that the US government actually possesses working Starships?

Sheehan: ...but on the other hand, it does appear that what they've done is, they've jerry-rigged some of this technology. They haven't figured it out yet, but they've jerry-rigged some of the technology so that they've made kind of crude representations of it. And so there are some craft that can do things.

Sheehan: But the problem is that the pilots, the people that we train as pilots, have a different level of consciousness than is necessary to fly these craft.

At this point someone enters Sheehans living room and starts signalling for him to stop talking. Its probably just someone to tell him that time is up, because the person had appeared a few times earlier to indicate him to stop. But on the other hand, it could also be someone making clear to him "dont talk about this!". Judge for yourselves.

But Sheehan keeps talking a bit more:

Sheehan: ...because the craft are run telepathically. And they (human pilots) don't have the capacity to fly these things. So the question that arises then is whether or not there is some sort of agreement between elements of our national security state and some extraterrestrial beings that may be participating with them in piloting these craft. But i'm sure they're not going to allow them to be used for military purposes, to give advantage to one nation state over another. There's a lot more information that we need to have about this, and we will get it.

There was a very small sub I found last year, but lost on a deleted account. People were making diy ufo watching cameras, it was a setup of two cameras side by side, to monitor the sky. Domed security cameras were a popular choice.

I am curious what they have been up to, and if they have made any progress. I just can't find the sub

I came across this article in The Atlantic that describes a very significant intrusion of military priorties into scientific research and, by extension, into public awareness and democratic governance.

The specific action is that the military, in secret, can review and, if it deems by unilateral decision necessary, delete from "all sky" astronomical images any evidence that may compromise US national security secrets.

https://www.theatlantic.com/science/archive/2024/12/vera-rubin-telescope-spy-satellite/680814/

The article presents the national security concerns as cloaking the position and orbits of US "space assets", although obviously anything else that the national security state deems necessary to edit out of images would get edited out of images as well. No review and no appeal.

That raises the question of which intelligence function would be tasked to cloak the presence and movement of -- not US space assets but something else. At minimum, for example, foreign space assets. But what, in the view of secret agencies, is "foreign"?

I add my personal experience. Recently a post here in r/UFOs linked a short (~5 sec) video record of a bright object apparently moving rapidly in space.

I pointed out in my comment to that post that the observable was highly likely a valid UFO image because it oscillated rapidly in flight (a sine wave oscillation), which is not only a trajectory unknown in natural phenomena (because it violates the principle of least action) but also because it couldn't be anything manmade (because an oscillating trajectory is both aerodynamically challenging to any physical structure but also a pointless waste of maneuvering energy).

I came back a few days later to link the post to my "UFO as wildlife" page as one of the few public examples of UFO imaged in space.

My comment did not appear in my comment history and the original post, so far as I can find out, has been deleted. (If you recognize my description and can post the link here in a comment, please do so.)

Can with most certainty say it would be emotionally satisfying, however feels like nothing would change.

Maybe religious beliefs but being agnostic makes it have no effect.

A popular theory states it would cause mass hysteria due to fear of the unknown, existential crises challenging humanity's sense of purpose, and the amplification of panic by media sensationalism (According to chat GPT)

What are your thoughts on this ?

Edit; Most people will shrug it off and go back to work the next day.

Sincerely, typed from work.