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Just a reminder that in 2019, RFK Jr.'s anti-vaccine misinformation campaign helped cause a measles outbreak in Samoa that killed 83 people, mostly kids.
Do you really want him to lead the Department of Health and Human Services?
Such a beautiful quote #spirituality #spiritualmemes #memes
![UFO author and investigator Barry Greenwood described the difference between local and national coverage of the subject this way:
"The local media, when they deal with the subject, tend to be more open-minded. The higher up you go in the journalism hierarchy, the more skeptical [reporting] becomes.
That's a trend that is extended way back into history." [511
Interestingly, the reports that find their way into the local media are just a fraction of the total number of UFO sightings taking place.
Strentz, in his survey of UFO press coverage, found that fear of ridicule was the second of nine possible reasons offered for not reporting a UFO sighting to the press. This was evidently a well-justified fear, since 18.4 percent of newspaper reports studied showed evidence that the witness was ridiculed or harassed for making his or her report public.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:ehkz64bbqnznlvsixibgj34h/bafkreihrxbfawuyyae55jcz45j4eui5e2typg3hwi6yvv3dksruk2hqav4)
UFO author and investigator Barry Greenwood described the difference between local and national coverage of the subject this way: "The local media, when they deal with the subject, tend to be more open-minded. The higher up you go in the journalism hierarchy, the more skeptical [reporting] becomes. That's a trend that is extended way back into history." [511 Interestingly, the reports that find their way into the local media are just a fraction of the total number of UFO sightings taking place. Strentz, in his survey of UFO press coverage, found that fear of ridicule was the second of nine possible reasons offered for not reporting a UFO sighting to the press. This was evidently a well-justified fear, since 18.4 percent of newspaper reports studied showed evidence that the witness was ridiculed or harassed for making his or her report public.
Consider what this means: The American public overwhelmingly accepts that human society is already in contact with intelligent extraterrestrial life. Meanwhile, the elite news media continue to preach the official view that extraterrestrial life, while it might exist somewhere out in distant space, remains a purely theoretical concept. The massive body of UFO evidence is completely disregarded as being relevant to the ques-tion. So, while the elite media continue to preach the same old official sermon, most of the congregation has already left the church.
Even those who aren't inclined toward conspiratorial interpretations of media behavior often find the lack of interest in well-documented cases deeply puzzling. I asked author Barry Greenwood whether he thought there was something a little odd about the complete lack of wire-service interest in the 1975 UFO/military-base stories. "It strikes me as extremely odd," he replied. "I'm amazed, even at this late point, that that story hasn't received more coverage. Essentially, you had a series of U.S. Air Force bases being overflown, intruded upon, by unknown sources - unknown aircraft, unknown individuals, helicopters — whatever. And judging from the paperwork we've seen, Air Force officials were baffled.... Yet they seemed to have launched a mediocre effort to find out what was happening. In the case of Loring, they had helicopters hovering over bomb igloos, and yet the instructions at the time were not to put searchlights on these aircraft because they were afraid of blinding the pilot and causing him to crash into one of the buildings and creating an accident, nuclear or otherwise. And aircraft would fly off eventually and disappear into Canada ... and in all cases the unknowns were able to slip away. I don't recall that any of them were ever identified."
visit to the J. Allen Hynek Center for UFO Studies will quickly destroy that notion. The Center has more than 50,000 cases of UFO sightings and experiences in its files, and a library of more than 5,000 books and magazine volumes on all aspects of the UFO phenomenon. When asked to provide evidence for UFOs, the late astronomer J. Allen Hynek would respond sarcastically, "Where do you want the truck to stop?" Hynek insisted there was a mountain of evidence waiting to be examined and sometimes referred to it as "an embarrassment of riches."
“You had a series of U.S. Air Force bases being overflown, intruded upon, by unknown sources
- unknown aircraft, unknown individuals, helicopters — whatever…Yet they seemed to have launched a mediocre effort to find out what was happening.” -Barry Greenwood, 1971 (The Missing Times)
#ufosky
You can’t take my reproductive rights and Sesame Street in the same decade. Save Sesame Street – it’s been teaching kindness and ABCs for generations. And if possible, let’s put the old episodes in the public domain so Big Bird can stay big, free, and timeless. #savesesamestreet
Michael Moore has made Sicko free to watch on YouTube as a statement regarding the UnitedHealth CEO shooting. I’m stunned and crying learning how other countries take care of citizens and how our country leaves people, including babies to die! America - you are not great. Greed kills!!!
I'm going to post this video every day so we never forget
Trump’s DOGE team eyes Social Security cuts, despite record beneficiaries and 50-year low staffing. With delays and incorrect advice already common, slashing resources could jeopardize financial security for millions. Is efficiency worth risking retirees’ lifelines?
Good thing this mandated reporting is going to disappear.
Tesla has reported over 1,500 accidents to federal safety regulators. There are 614 deaths related to Tesla vehicles, with 51 of these associated with Autopilot, including 2 with FSD engaged.
It could be the hand of the Creator
"Stop asking why schools don't have bulletproof glass and metal detectors at all the doors. Ask why schools have to. That's the question that needs to be asked,” Madison Police Chief Shon Barnes
12 years since Sandy Hook and still, we're mourning lives lost to mass shootings.
➡️Over 1.2 million Americans shot
➡️480,000 killed by guns
➡️5,400+ mass shooting incidents.
NO MORE "thoughts and prayers". We want action.
Repeat after me: #EndGunViolenceNow
This needs to be EVERYWHERE - LOUD AND CLEAR!! #ChuckandJim #ThePoor
If you’re able, please send some prayers and positivity our way for today and tomorrow please 🙏🏽 Gracias!
Drones in New Jersey would make such a beautiful name for a rock song
