Area 51 files leaked and uploaded to breachforums - we didn't even have to Naruto run for this

  • 🐕 I am attempting to get the site runnning as fast as possible. If you are experiencing slow page load times, please report it.
Irregardless said:
I think the possibility of aliens not existing is a lot more frightening than almost any scenario where they do exist.
Click to expand...
Not to me. Years ago I watched a video of some astrophysicist/astronomer (I cannot remember who) saying that the existance of extraterrestrial, sapient life and why they do not contact us had many reasons why. The two that stuck out to me were:
1) We are the first sapient species in the universe
2) we are the last

I really don't think it's that scary. There may be life like us out there, and if they are able to observe us it's probably Star Trek "don't contact the locals in any way" sort of stuff. I think the shit like the Grays, Reptoids, and all the Scooby Doo-esque cryptids people believe in is bogus. They'd be hyper intelligent beings who are far above our understanding and have no need to study and disect us. We believe they do that because people love putting human emotions and qualities onto other things, because if ee found an alien we would study and disect them like the savages we are.
 
  • Like
  • Thunk-Provoking
  • Winner
Reactions: reliablegoth, Vernon Dozier, IAmNotAlpharius and 10 others
bro this shit is mail-order
Screenshot_20241115_194409.png
 
  • Like
  • Informative
Reactions: repentance, IAmNotAlpharius, squirt reynolds and 6 others
Nero Fiddled said:
I could never work out why people think Area 51 is so important.
I'd have moved all my secret alien shit to Area 53 years ago...
Click to expand...
They moved it to Wright-Patterson Air Force Base maybe. Or any number of other places.

RodgerDodger said:
The anime avatar just adds so much to the credibility.

This just screams honey trap for morons.
Click to expand...
I think that might be a default avatar for breachforums. Not sure, not clicking.
 
  • Informative
Reactions: IAmNotAlpharius
Edward Caesar Sallow said:
I really don't think it's that scary. There may be life like us out there, and if they are able to observe us it's probably Star Trek "don't contact the locals in any way" sort of stuff.
Click to expand...
I like the idea of being first, the universe is still cosmologically young. I also find the “Dark Forest” concept compelling. It posits the reason for not seeing other civilizations out there is because once they’re discovered, a more powerful, infinitely more advanced power wipes them out. Our very loud planet’s broadcasts are at least a 50 lightyear radius bubble now, this kinda makes me nervous
 
  • Like
  • Agree
  • Thunk-Provoking
Reactions: reliablegoth, IAmNotAlpharius, Meyer Harris Cohen and 5 others
Broadside said:
THEY'RE NOT ALIENS THEY'RE DEMONS
Click to expand...
More specifically, they're both. It's "demonic" entities from neighboring planets and energies associated with Venus, Saturn, etc. Alex Jones has talked about how in the secret societies behind the shadow governments that they're using drugs like DMT to facilitate communicating with demonic spiritual energies, and they're probably these alien energies who have given them guidance and various technological breakthroughs much like Azazel was said to have done earlier in human development.

Rogue AI said:
What sort of data leak contains episodes of Larry King Live?
Click to expand...
Yeah, that's suspect. Either this is some UFO truther's stash of """proof""" they've been hoarding for decades or those specific interviews were being collected by the government because they contained actual government secrets which were being disclosed and they wanted to preserve a record of what was said (maybe to track whether those ideas were being taken seriously by viewers?).
 
  • Thunk-Provoking
  • Autistic
  • Informative
Reactions: IAmNotAlpharius, Male Idiot, Rad Cabochon and 10 others
Controlled Demolition said:
bro this shit is mail-order
View attachment 6649170
Click to expand...
this page is attached to the bottom of every single PDF i checked in the root folder. the "leak" is just a UFO nut tricking other UFO nuts who are dumb enough to believe someone is going to release top secret alien files over mega.nz

UFO grifters and taking dumb people's money, like peanut butter and trout
 
  • Like
  • Winner
  • Feels
Reactions: repentance, IAmNotAlpharius, Male Idiot and 6 others
These ones are particularly interesting to me and I'm not sure if they've ever been seen before. The burned ones describe an effort by the majestic 12 to not only keep the truth about UFO activity hidden, it also seems to imply that they ordered the assassination of JFK to that end. The other document details the recovered craft from roswell, some of its characteristics and some theories on how it operates.

Edit: apparently these have been shown before, the FBI called them bogus and so the consensus is that they are fake, still interesting and I'm not sure I believe the FBI.
 

Attachments

Last edited:
  • Thunk-Provoking
  • Informative
Reactions: IAmNotAlpharius, Male Idiot, Bindo and 1 other person
Probably the most legit thing in there is the references to Operation Paperclip. Because that's what Area 51 actually was. The place where they sent all the captured/defected/surrendered Nazi scientists and all their flying wunderwaffen.

The whole "Aliens" thing was a cheap and oddly effective cover story. With Project Blue book being designed to play into that. The Air Force could test all sorts of new crazy ideas. And people would stand in line to tell them if any of it was seen by anybody. It also made reports on secret US test planes seem like lunacy.

The whole "weather balloon" thing? Notice they never said who's weather balloons. During WW2 Japan had worked out that they could send a high altitude weather balloon armed with an incendiary bomb upwards from Honshu, it would sail across with the Jetstream and come down somewhere in the Pacific Northwest. They tried it a few times. It didn't work. Pacific Northwest forests were too soggy. One devise was found much later and killed a family of campers.

The same Jetstream angle of approach worked for the Soviets from Kamchatka. Except instead of coming down in the Pacific Northwest. Theirs were loaded with cameras and came down in the Arctic. Where they could hopefully be retrieved. Much cheaper than a U-2 or SR-71. Remember the primary radar defense grid during the Cold War was across the Northern US and Canada. Project Blue Book was fishing for reports of those balloons.

Project Blue Book was a remarkably cheap and easy counterinteligence program. All it needed was a half dozen officers plus office supplies and travel expenses. It worked brilliantly. Too brilliantly as it caught the public zeitgeist and "Roswell" became a thing. And suddonly their laughably silly cover story was attracting tourists and conspiracy nuts and movies and TV shows... oops!
 
  • Like
  • Thunk-Provoking
  • Winner
Reactions: IAmNotAlpharius, Meyer Harris Cohen, Jimmy Dean Bowl and 16 others
RodgerDodger said:
Probably the most legit thing in there is the references to Operation Paperclip. Because that's what Area 51 actually was. The place where they sent all the captured/defected/surrendered Nazi scientists and all their flying wunderwaffen.

The whole "Aliens" thing was a cheap and oddly effective cover story. With Project Blue book being designed to play into that. The Air Force could test all sorts of new crazy ideas. And people would stand in line to tell them if any of it was seen by anybody. It also made reports on secret US test planes seem like lunacy.

The whole "weather balloon" thing? Notice they never said who's weather balloons. During WW2 Japan had worked out that they could send a high altitude weather balloon armed with an incendiary bomb upwards from Honshu, it would sail across with the Jetstream and come down somewhere in the Pacific Northwest. They tried it a few times. It didn't work. Pacific Northwest forests were too soggy. One devise was found much later and killed a family of campers.

The same Jetstream angle of approach worked for the Soviets from Kamchatka. Except instead of coming down in the Pacific Northwest. Theirs were loaded with cameras and came down in the Arctic. Where they could hopefully be retrieved. Much cheaper than a U-2 or SR-71. Remember the primary radar defense grid during the Cold War was across the Northern US and Canada. Project Blue Book was fishing for reports of those balloons.

Project Blue Book was a remarkably cheap and easy counterinteligence program. All it needed was a half dozen officers plus office supplies and travel expenses. It worked brilliantly. Too brilliantly as it caught the public zeitgeist and "Roswell" became a thing. And suddonly their laughably silly cover story was attracting tourists and conspiracy nuts and movies and TV shows... oops!
Click to expand...

Was it not so that the flying bombs actually worked but since they were not reported anywhere the Japanese asssumed it was a bust and stopped trying?
 
  • Dislike
  • Agree
  • Feels
Reactions: Vernon Dozier, Pixy, Karma Khan and 1 other person
RodgerDodger said:
Probably the most legit thing in there is the references to Operation Paperclip. Because that's what Area 51 actually was. The place where they sent all the captured/defected/surrendered Nazi scientists and all their flying wunderwaffen.

The whole "Aliens" thing was a cheap and oddly effective cover story. With Project Blue book being designed to play into that. The Air Force could test all sorts of new crazy ideas. And people would stand in line to tell them if any of it was seen by anybody. It also made reports on secret US test planes seem like lunacy.

The whole "weather balloon" thing? Notice they never said who's weather balloons. During WW2 Japan had worked out that they could send a high altitude weather balloon armed with an incendiary bomb upwards from Honshu, it would sail across with the Jetstream and come down somewhere in the Pacific Northwest. They tried it a few times. It didn't work. Pacific Northwest forests were too soggy. One devise was found much later and killed a family of campers.

The same Jetstream angle of approach worked for the Soviets from Kamchatka. Except instead of coming down in the Pacific Northwest. Theirs were loaded with cameras and came down in the Arctic. Where they could hopefully be retrieved. Much cheaper than a U-2 or SR-71. Remember the primary radar defense grid during the Cold War was across the Northern US and Canada. Project Blue Book was fishing for reports of those balloons.

Project Blue Book was a remarkably cheap and easy counterinteligence program. All it needed was a half dozen officers plus office supplies and travel expenses. It worked brilliantly. Too brilliantly as it caught the public zeitgeist and "Roswell" became a thing. And suddonly their laughably silly cover story was attracting tourists and conspiracy nuts and movies and TV shows... oops!
Click to expand...
Strange runic markings marks a lot more sense to me in that light. Cyrillic could easily be mistaken for alien writing back then I suppose
 
  • Winner
  • Thunk-Provoking
Reactions: IAmNotAlpharius, Male Idiot and Meyer Harris Cohen
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back