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I'm leaning towards something strange is going on and it certainly sounds like it could be the government but why wouldn't they just buy some cows and perform classified experiments on them? Classify it and they don't have to worry about any public accountability. It's insane that they would kill some rancher's livestock and risk getting caught or even killed in the process- just think of the potential media firestorm if that happened. The argument that there are liability issues just doesn't strike me as being credible- the risks of something going wrong in the way they're doing are far too great. Still, the gas mask and the chaff- the subject is definitely intriguing. Anyone think it's NOT the government- are there any strong cases that are not suggestive of government involvement?
listen to the interview again dudes.I don't buy the theory that these UADs are part of some government study on the effects of fallout or disease. If the government wanted to do such testing they could have simply purchased the animals and done proper studies under controlled conditions and/or raised their own animals on military land, all for much less than carrying out clandestine operations of questionable legality on privately owned land and animals. Whatever the cause, the probability that it was government sanctioned is so low as to be barely worth consideration.
The tempting counterpoint to this argument is to cite the proven instances of clandestine testing on humans. However just because there is evidence for that testing doesn't automatically provide any evidence for the other. If anything, it does just the opposite. If human testing was discovered, animal testing should have been far less of a security concern and discovered even sooner. Additionally, so far as we know, the human related testing couldn't have been done any other way at that time to get the results they were after, but the UADs could have. So it seems unreasonable to think that they'd resort to these tactics when it wasn't necessary. Without some official government documentation, it just doesn't add up that there is some sort of government program & cover-up, therefore I remain very skeptical of that explanation.
Cattle mutilations are alleged by some to be paranormal in nature. But if that's not what's really behind it, why wouldn't you be interested? Would you rather the author claim that aliens are behind it even if they aren't?I didn't get through the whole podcast. The absence of anything paranormal turned this into just another stor of government doing what it's not supposed to. I can just turn on the news for that![]()
Comprehension has nothing to do with whether or not we use the word "experimentation" or "study". It does however have to do with being able to assess what seems to make the most sense. I'll grant that what makes the most sense isn't always what happens, however in the case of UADs, I've provided sufficient reasoning against it being a government program. So instead of making cracks about comprehension, how about addressing the issues. Start by explaining the lack of any government records or documentation. Explain why the government wouldn't simply purchase the animals when they're going to be sold for slaughter anyway. Simply buying an animal for higher than its going value would still be cheaper than pulling off some grand conspiracy.So we are looking at containment and population sampling as much as we are looking at experimentation, so its not just about rearing your own cattle and seeing what happens. I can not see why this is so hard to comprehend.
I've seen no evidence that UFOs were used to cover-up Roswell to prevent a multi-million dollar lawsuit.You would have to go out and see how far this shit has spread and your not gong to do it waving a flag, not if you want a multi trillion dollar law suit on your hands. so why not use the alien meme to cover up your crap? hell, it worked in Roswell, Aztec so why stop there. Its not like government organisations havent used sci-fi ideas in the past to get what they want done.
It sounds like you're convinced of a grand government conspiracy already. So who's been programmed to believe what?Ironically we are the cattle too in all this , the herd mentality. Governments and puppet masters and the media get away with mass crimes on a grand scale particularly in the USA by controlling and manipulation social consciousness. Please dont allow yourself to be Bennewitzed or Pennistoned.
The possibility that it might be aliens that are responsible is something I address because that's what my area of interest is. However don't confuse that approach with believing that aliens are the explanation.Ironically the UFO card played in the early days back fired and rather being the anti espionage cover up boon "they" thought it would be ended up turning ordinary white middle americans grown up on a diet of pulp sci fi into spies ready to blab to all and document any covert military operations and vehicle testing. They always f*c* up with this shit like the whole terrorism scheme inadvertently creating more terrorists. I dont doubt there are genuine paranormal phenomena. it just not here. and the scariest thing is that the government/governing entity dont know what it is either but will use it to their advantage if we let them.
Dont lie Ufology, you would love it to be aliens its so obviously your raison d'être. You would like nothing more than for it it be zorg from uranus with a big fat cigar shaped ufo.The possibility that it might be aliens that are responsible is something I address because that's what my area of interest is. However don't confuse that approach with believing that aliens are the explanation.
Dont lie Ufology, you would love it to be aliens its so obviously your raison d'être. You would like nothing more than for it it be zorg from uranus with a big fat cigar shaped ufo.
"I knew it was true, please mr spaceman, abduct me and take me away from all this misery and suffering".
Cattle mutilations are alleged by some to be paranormal in nature. But if that's not what's really behind it, why wouldn't you be interested? Would you rather the author claim that aliens are behind it even if they aren't?
- LEDs don't "bend light rays". Active camouflage would use LEDs in concert with cameras to create a screen image.
Good point. I assumed Valdez was referring to modern day equipment when he made that comment. Regardless, the observation that LED and other active camouflage technology wouldn't apply to sightings back then is still noteworthy. Perhaps these days they have something we don't know about, but personally, I doubt that it's as advanced or common as would be required to pull off hundreds and hundreds of cattle mutilations, and there's very little evidence in the civilian sector that such advanced technology is available, let alone put to use anyplace. The huge unnecessary operational expense also makes it seem ridiculous that they'd be using that kind of technology and manpower to abduct cows for the purpose of some kind of environmental study. If the reports of strange craft with cloaking technology are actually true. Then I think that they were accidental observations of test aircraft that had no direct connection with the widespread UADs. It's also possible that some of them were UFOs, but whether or not UFOs are directly connected to UADs is still an uncertainty ... or is it? I guess we'll have to see about that when Chris' book comes out.And to think they would have been able to do that in the 80s? Nothing mundane about that. If I believe that, I could probably also believe there is a secret space program and they are working on a jump gate to Proxima Centauri already (maybe with the help of Zorg from Uranus). It's pretty hard to believe.
The issue probably has a lot to do with the fact that the cows are keeping their big mouths shut about what's really going on. Talk about intimidation. Consequently, an independent agency has a much better shot of carrying out clandestine random testing of cattle over humans, as seen in this sequence:The tempting counterpoint to this argument is to cite the proven instances of clandestine testing on humans. However just because there is evidence for that testing doesn't automatically provide any evidence for the other. If anything, it does just the opposite. If human testing was discovered, animal testing should have been far less of a security concern and discovered even sooner.
I'm not sure but I think he said that at least some of the photos in which these "invisible planes" turned up were from the 80s and "if they had this technology back then you can imagine what they have now" or something like that.Good point. I assumed Valdez was referring to modern day equipment when he made that comment.