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One anti-furry bill died, the other two wait to be heard
(This blog post was originally posted on the Otherkin News blog on DreamWidth by Orion Scribner on March 24, 2024.)
Content warnings: Rated G. An urban legend that describes an unsanitary situation. Sexism against transgender people, including attempts to prevent them from going to school or using facilities, and outing children to their parents. A straw-man version of furries being used to try to discredit transgender people, in a way that could cause trouble for people who identify as nonhuman.
So far this year, Republicans have proposed three pieces of legislation that are opposed to furries or people who identify as nonhuman. That’s something they started doing last year, inspired by an urban legend about litter boxes in public schools, which they made up in parody of transgender students asking to use school restrooms. We’ve been ending up calling these “anti-furry bills” as we keep track of them in our Otherkin News blog. Furry isn’t the accurate word, but it is the word that Republicans use in the urban legend and usually in the bills too. Every once in a while, I’m checking on the status of the bills, and trying to see if there are any new ones. Here is the update for this week.
1. Oklahoma House Bill 3084 (OK HB 3084) “Schools; prohibiting certain students from participating in school curriculum or activities; effective date.”
Background: We wrote about this bill in detail in a previous Otherkin News post. The bill says that furry students should be taken out of school by animal control. Its only sponsor (writer) is Justin Humphrey (he/him). This seems linked with his opposition to LGBTQ people, as well as his efforts to legalize animal fighting. Later, Jim Olsen (he/him) took over as principal sponsor of the bill. He proposed changing it to have the same text as an unrelated bill of his, one requiring public school classrooms to display the Ten Commandments.
Update: The bill’s current status hasn’t changed since our last update. It’s still at 25% progression toward becoming a law. Its text hasn’t changed from what it was originally, so it's still about furries.
2. Mississippi House Bill 176 (MS HB 176) “Gender dysphoria; require school personnel to notify parents of student who request to be referred to as different gender or nonhuman.”
Background: This was introduced at the same time as the first bill. As we previously wrote about it, the bill is mostly against transgender students in a way that could put them in real danger. It would require schools to out transgender students to parents, and to allow faculty to not accommodate any student who “identif[ies] at school as a gender or pronoun that does not align with the child's sex on their birth certificate, other official records, sex assigned at birth, or identifying as an animal species, extraterrestrial being or inanimate object.”
Update: This bill’s current status is dead! Hooray! It died in committee on March 3. When a bill dies, that means that it won’t progress toward becoming a law.
3. Missouri House Bill 2678 (MO HB 2678) “Prohibits students from engaging in ‘furry’ behavior while at school”
Background: We previously wrote about this bill. The bill says to pull students out of school for being furries or purporting to be animals. The bill’s only sponsor is Cheri Toalson Reisch (she/her). This appears to be connected with her opposition to transgender people as well as her efforts to undermine public schools in favor of charter schools.
Updates: This bill hasn’t changed or moved forward. It’s still the same as it was when it was introduced. A hearing hasn’t been scheduled for it, and it’s not on a House calendar.
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About the writer: This blog post was written by Orion Scribner (they/them), who has been a community historian and archivist for more than ten years.
#litterbox hoax#litter box hoax#litter box urban legend#furry#otherkin#therianthrope#nonhuman#US politics#OK HB 3084#Oklahoma#transphobia#Mississippi#Missouri#MS HB 176#MO HB 2678#sexism#Otherkin News#rated G#unsanitary
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By Lydia O'Connor
Huffington Post
Jul 20, 2023
The House Oversight and Accountability Committee has scheduled a hearing on UFOs, also called unidentified aerial phenomena (UAPs), for next Wednesday.
The hearing has long been promised by House Republicans, who pledged to explore unconfirmed claims about UAP sightings from a former U.S. intelligence official and two former Navy servicemen.
“We’re done with the cover-ups,” Rep. Tim Burchett (R-Tenn.) said in a tweet Thursday announcing the hearing.
“Last year, the House Intelligence Committee held a hearing on UAPs. They brought in some Pentagon bureaucrats who only had two answers to the questions they were asked: ‘I don’t know,’ or ‘That is classified,’” Burchett said at a press conference Thursday.
“This hearing is going to be different. We’re going to have witnesses who can speak frankly to the public about their experiences.”
Members of Congress, the Pentagon and NASA have all pushed back on holding the upcoming hearing, he said.
“There are a lot of people who don’t want this to come to light,” he continued.
David Grusch, a former U.S. intelligence official, is among those scheduled to testify. Last month, he told The Debrief that the federal government has an undercover program for recovering debris from crashed spacecrafts of non-human origin. The Pentagon says it hasn’t found any evidence to substantiate Grusch’s claim.
Other witnesses scheduled are David Fravor, a former Navy commander, and Ryan Graves, a former Navy pilot ― both of whom claim to have spotted UAPs.
“I can tell you, I think it was not from this world,” Fravor told ABC News in 2017 about what he witnessed while on a training mission in 2004.
UAP sightings have been a hot topic in Congress in recent years. In 2021, U.S. intelligence officials responded to pressure from lawmakers and publicly acknowledged for the first time that UAP sightings by certain individuals are deserving of real attention. In a report to lawmakers, intelligence officials examined 144 UAP sightings and were only able to explain one as a large deflating balloon. They found no evidence that the UAPs were connected to extraterrestrial life.
Some Democrats are also supportive of dismantling the veil of security around UAPs. Last month, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) threw his support behind bipartisan legislation to declassify government records related to UAPs.
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It’s been another great year at NASA’s Ames Research Center in California’s Silicon Valley. Join us as we review some of the highlights of the science, engineering, and innovation from 2023. Announcing a New Innovation Hub Planned for NASA Research Park at Ames NASA Berkeley Space Center is a proposed new campus of the University of California, Berkeley, and an innovation hub for research and advances in astronautics, aeronautics, quantum computing, climate studies, and more. Planning to join Ames as a tenant of our NASA Research Park in Silicon Valley, the new campus aims to bring together researchers from the private sector, academia, and the government to tackle the complex scientific, technological, and societal issues facing our world. Mapping Water Distribution on the Moon’s South Pole NASA Using data collected by the now-retired Stratospheric Observatory for Infrared Astronomy (SOFIA), researchers shared the first detailed, wide-area map of water distribution on the Moon. Understanding how much water lies beneath the lunar surface, and how it’s distributed, will help guide future missions like VIPER, as well as prospective sites for human habitats. Colliding Moons May Have Formed Saturn’s Rings NASA New research suggests Saturn’s icy moons and rings were formed by a collision a few hundred million years ago, creating debris that gathered into the planet’s dusty, icy rings or clumped together to form moons. NASA and Airlines Partner to Save Fuel and Reduce Delays NASA/James Blair This year, NASA partnered with five major U.S. airlines on an air traffic decision-making tool that saved more than 24,000 pounds of jet fuel in 2022 for flights departing from Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport and Dallas Love Field Airport. Partners include American Airlines, Delta Air Lines, JetBlue Airways, Southwest Airlines and United Airlines. NASA Leaders View Climate Science, Wildfire Innovations at Ames NASA/Dominic Hart NASA’s top leadership, industry experts, and legislative officials visited Ames in April to learn about about the center’s climate science efforts and innovations in aeronautics that will help scientists and engineers better understand climate change and mitigate natural disasters like wildland fires. Starling Takes Flight Blue Canyon Technologies/NASA In July NASA’s Starling mission, managed at Ames, launched four CubeSats into low-Earth orbit to test robotic swarm technologies for space. You can track mission milestones via the Small Satellite Missions blog, and follow the mission live in NASA’s Eyes on the Solar System 3D visualization. NASA’s First Robotic Moon Rover NASA/Robert Markowitz This year engineers began assembling NASA’s first robotic Moon rover, VIPER — short for the Volatiles Investigating Polar Exploration Rover — and the agency is giving the public a front row seat to watch along as the rover takes shape. While individual components, such as the rover’s science instruments, lights, and wheels, were assembled and tested, the VIPER team also completed software development, mission planning, and tricky tests of the rover’s ability to drive off the Astrobotic Griffin lunar lander and onto the lunar surface. Bringing Home Ancient Space Rocks NASA/Keegan Barber NASA’s OSIRIS-REx mission – short for the Origins, Spectral Interpretation, Resource Identification, and Security-Regolith Explorer – returned to Earth in Sept. 2023, bringing with it extraterrestrial rocks and dust that it scooped up from an asteroid estimated to be 4.5 billion years old. Ames contributed to the spacecraft’s heat shield, anti-contamination systems, post-landing sample curation, and more. Preparing to Send Yeast to the Moon’s Surface for Astronaut Health NASA/Dominic Hart NASA’s plans to explore the Moon and eventually go to Mars will bring humans deeper into space for longer duration missions than ever before. These extended missions beyond low Earth orbit pose certain health risks to astronauts. The Lunar Explorer Instrument for Space Biology Applications team is preparing an experiment to study yeast’s biological response to the lunar environment to help understand and mitigate health risks for astronauts. X-59 Team Moves Toward First Flight in 2024 Lockheed Martin/Gary Tice This year, NASA’s X-59 team installed the finishing touches to the aircraft’s tail structure and moved it from its assembly facility to the flight line to perform structural testing. The X-59 quiet supersonic aircraft will take its first flight in 2024. Celebrating a Stellar Year for Webb Telescope Science NASA, ESA, CSA, STScI, and S. Crowe (University of Virginia) The James Webb Space Telescope’s Near-Infrared Camera instrument produced a feast for the eyes with a view into a star-forming region, named Sagittarius C, in the heart of the Milky Way. The image reveals a portion of the dense center of our galaxy in unprecedented detail, including never-before-seen features astronomers have yet to explain. Supercomputer Simulations Lead to Air and Space Innovations NASA Simulations and models developed using technology at the NASA Advanced Supercomputing Facility (NAS) help researchers and engineers develop innovations in air and space. Modeling turbofan engines could lead to designs that reduce engine noise and improve efficiency by understanding where noise is generated inside the machine. S-MODE Sails the Seas and Soars through the Sky NASA/Avery Snyder The Sub-Mesoscale Ocean Dynamics Experiment (S-MODE) logged its final field expedition, and they took a team from the TODAY Show along for the ride. S-MODE combined airborne instruments, research ships, and autonomous ocean gliders to get an unprecedented look at how gas and heat exchange at the ocean’s surface impacts Earth’s climate. From Intern to Astronaut, and Back to Ames NASA/Dominic Hart NASA astronaut Jessica Watkins, who was once an intern at Ames, returned to the Bay Area in Feb. 2023 to visit with local elementary schools and speak with Ames employees. Watkins started her career with NASA at Ames, where she conducted research on Mars soil simulant supporting the Phoenix Mars Lander mission. Second Gentleman Joins East Bay Kids for STEM Activities NASA/Dominic Hart Nearly 100 East Bay kids and their families got to experience the thrill of “launching a rocket” and “making clouds” at a fun-filled STEM event hosted in honor of Women’s History Month at the East Oakland Youth Development Center in Oakland, California, in March 2023. Second Gentleman Douglas Emhoff, NASA Ames Research Center Director Dr. Eugene Tu, and NASA astronaut Dr. Yvonne Cagle joined kids at the Manzanita Community School for hands-on activities and to distribute approximately 500 STEM Artemis Learning Lunchboxes aimed to inspire the Artemis generation to learn about NASA’s Artemis Program. Top Leaders in Our Midst Hailed from the White House and Australia NASA/Dominic Hart In January, U.S. President Joe Biden landed at Moffett Federal Airfield, at Ames, on his way to visit storm-damaged regions in the state. Research conducted at our Silicon Valley center could help predict extreme climate-related weather events. Later in the spring, Vice President Kamala Harris arrived at Moffett before delivering remarks at a local company, and leaders of the Australian Space Agency visited Ames to learn about the center’s missions supporting NASA’s Artemis program, including the VIPER Moon rover, which will launch to the lunar South Pole in late 2024.
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Chris Mellon is THE man behind the scenes bringing the UAP subject to the masses. He is the guy who released the famous Navy UAP videos that were featured in the New York Times. He continues to keep a close watch on UAP issue in the American government.
The latest NDAA was just signed into law. It includes many updates that make it easier for military, government, and third-party people to report UFOs, under sea anomalies, things in space or even aliens without fear of it being classified or breaking any oaths.
“[the NDAA] Provides a secure process for anyone who has signed an official US government secrecy agreement related to UAP to come forward and reveal that information to AARO and to Congress, regardless of the level of classification, without fear of retribution or prosecution. This provision is intended to determine the veracity of longstanding allegations indicating that the US government has recovered extraterrestrial technology and perhaps even extraterrestrial beings…”.
Here’s hoping this opens the floodgates on the issue. The people are ready for proof!
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New Senator Seeking to Register Mutants
Ben Urich
Staff Reporter
"Less than a week after being elected Senator of New York, Peter Krane tackles a political landmine."
Washington, D.C. - It's Monday, November 14th and outside of the White House in the chilling east coast air, a crowd is gathered around a podium like a pew awaiting a sermon. To the stand comes a newly elected official, winning by an overwhelming vote in their state of New York, and he's ready to address the masses that have flocked to his cause.
Peter Krane (I-NY) made history this past week winning the Senatorial seat in New York for the recently created Friends of Humanity political group, a pro-human platform that has less than a year in existence but decades of experience behind them. The conference held before the people was set to address concerns that many had when Krane was sworn in, and to announce a new legislation getting ready for proposition.
This act, known as the Mutant Registration Act, is the first of it's kind ever presented to the United States government, the topic of metahuman and extraterrestrial life forms has mostly stuck out of the court of man due to the civil issues that have been seen in recent years.
"We're in a trying time," Krane began, "threats descend upon our borders, from the Heavens above us, and even the depths of Hell below us. But most importantly, they come from within our own homes."
The passionate speech was riddled with both cheers and heckles from the crowd, uncertain what to make of the laws. But what is the "Mutant Registration Act" Senator Krane purposes?
According to the Senator, the Act will behave similar in nature to a sex offender registry, individuals possessing the "Xavier Gene," named after Professor Charles Xavier of Harvard, will have to register all legal names, locations of residency, full explanation of their abilities, and all criminal history to the federal government. This information will become public knowledge and be accessible in both digital and physical format.
"Our goal is not to harm or isolate these people, as they are people. However, much like a gun must be registered and the owner is expected to properly maintain it, these people pose real threats and dangers to the world around them."
The Act has not fully hit the House or Senate, but already there has been both praise and outrage in the Legislative branch. Bethany Cabe (D-CT) called the Act "barbarous," stating it violated human rights conventions passed by the United Nations last year, after an incident in Sarkovia. Harrington Ferris (R-TX) also criticized the Act, stating it would allow public violence to take part against those on the registry.
Meanwhile, individuals like Robert Kelly (D-MA), Graydon Creed (R-IA), Henry Peter Gyrich (R-PA), and Geoffrey Patrick (R-IN) all praised the proposition, each saying it was time to begin putting a system of responsibility to those with abilities that could be used without any consequences otherwise. Quote from Senator Creed, "what [Senator Krane] is suggesting is simply a way to defend ourselves against any threats that may arise from the mutant population. It's not discrimination, it's pragmatism."
This is coming off the heels of a riot over a week ago in New York City, where a group of unknown mutants acted a protest by the religious organization Among Purity, causing the group to riot and retaliate, leading to five deaths and twelve injuries. Just a month prior, an unknown mutant attacked the nuclear launch facility at Minot Air Force Base in Ward County, North Dakota.
This is still an ongoing story and we'll have more as it develops.
Ben Urich, Daily Bugle
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Jan 4 - Who - or What - Is Killing and Mutilating Cattle in Kansas?
Dec 23, 2022, Biden signs $858 billion defence bill
- Christopher K Mellon tweeted, “far reaching legislation that could solve the UAP mystery”
- https://www.christophermellon.net/pos...
- “This provision is intended to determine the veracity of longstanding allegations indicating that the US government has recovered extraterrestrial technology and perhaps even extraterrestrial beings.”
- “That process alone could validate claims the US government has been concealing proof of an extraterrestrial presence near earth.”
Loud, unexplained booms in McMinnville Oregon, on December 25, 2022
More strange animal mutilations in Gypsum, Kansas
- Interview with Brent Laas
- At least 5 known mutilations in the same region in the last 2 years
- left check and lower jaw excised at LAAS Farm in Brookbille, Kansas
- 1971 UFO sighting in Delphos, Kansas by Ronald Johnson
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U.S. Congress will hold first public hearing on UFOs in 50 years
Tuesday's hearing will mark the first time Congress has called a public hearing on UFOs since the Air Force oversaw an inconclusive investigation in 1969.
Fernando Valduga By Fernando Valduga 05/15/22 - 6:01 PM in Military
A U.S. House committee is expected to hold an open hearing in Congress on Tuesday, May 17, on unidentified flying objects (UFOs) for the first time in more than 50 years, know why.
According to CNN, the House Intelligence Committee subcommittee on Counterterrorism, Counterintelligence and Counterproliferation will hold the public hearing to shed some light on UFOs - more formally known as unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP).
Indiana's representative, Andre Carson, will preside over the hearing. On Twitter, Carson reported that Congress has not held a public hearing on UFOs for more than 50 years. “This will change next week, when I lead an audience at House Intelligence on this topic and the national security risk it poses. Americans need to know more about these inexplicable occurrences," he added.
CNN reported that U.S. Undersecretary of Defense for Intelligence and Security Ronald Moultrie and Deputy Director of Naval Intelligence Scott Bray will speak at the Congressional hearing. The public hearing will be followed by a closed and confidential hearing on the Pentagon program, known as the Airborne Object Identification Group and Management Synchronization.
According to the report, the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, Adam Schiff, stated that Tuesday's hearing would give the public the opportunity to hear directly from subject matter experts and leaders of the Intelligence Community about "one of the greatest mysteries of our time". It would also break the cycle of excessive secrecy and speculation with truth and transparency, Schiff added.
The audience will be broadcast live from 9 a.m. (local time) on May 17. After the public part airs, the subcommittee will hold a closed and confidential briefing. Here's how you can watch the live broadcast:
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Notably, according to CNET, the next session takes place at a time when there has been a new impetus to share government information about UFOs. Last year, the U.S. intelligence community released a preliminary assessment of 144 reports of "unidentified air phenomena" since 2004 - and was only able to explain one. In 2021, the Pentagon also issued a separate report highlighting how UAPs can threaten flight safety.
While closed-door briefings on the Pentagon's progress in implementing legislation have begun in recent weeks, the next session on Tuesday will mark the first time Congress has convened a public hearing on the subject since the U.S. Air Force oversaw an inconclusive UFO investigation called Project Blue Book, which was completed in 1969.
The Blue Book examined more than 12,000 UFO sightings between 1947 and 1969 and found that more than 700 remained unidentified. However, there are differences between the Blue Book Project and the ongoing revision of the Pentagon.
Although there has been no connection with extraterrestrials in either of them (at least so far), Project Blue Book found that what was out there was much more benign.
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Harry Coumnas Enjoys Protecting Earth from Extraterrestrials
Harry Coumnas, a planetary protection officer, adores his work and is constantly caught staring into space. Among his tasks is defending Earth from extraterrestrials! Yes, you read correctly—aliens. That may sound like a movie job, but that is exactly what he does for a living. "Defending Earth from aliens is the whole point of his job," he said in a recent interview.
Harry enjoys reading about whether or not life exists on Mars most of the time. He makes the case that evidence of life existing on Mars has been provided by the spacecraft that was sent there. He is the perfect person for the job because he has a PhD in the field and a solid scientific background. He is worried about preventing biological contamination in space exploration, both for humans and robots. In addition, Harry Coumnas takes safeguards to preserve the ecology of Earth in the event that extraterrestrial life is discovered.
He is an expert in space programs of national importance and possesses great understanding of planetary protection. He is knowledgeable about NASA's policies and guidelines for planetary protection, which guarantee the security and legitimate scientific search for extraterrestrial life.
Harry Coumnas helps with the building of clean spacecraft, creating strategies to safeguard Earth from returned extraterrestrial samples, and creating and implementing space legislation concerning Planetary Protection.
He collaborates with solar system mission planners and assures adherence to international agreements and NASA policy. He is in favor of both the scientific investigation of chemical evolution and the origins of life in the solar system.
Planning and coordination of all activities are overseen by Harry Coumnas in accordance with the needs of the NASA mission for planetary protection. He has been organizing multiple expeditions to look for evidence of extraterrestrial life. He designs and puts into action initiatives to safeguard Earth and science.
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Hit & Run Commentary #148
Apparently good Fundamentalists aren’t supposed to go to movies for reasons of “separation” for “just because”. But when it comes to having Lord knows what impacted to our systems with long term biological and spiritual consequences, those esteemed as a cut above the regular carnal pewfiller certainly caved disturbingly quickly to the pressures of mammon and family. Any other time these same individuals would preach against such as a weakness any other time. Guess these sorts really don’t want to give it all up for Jesus as they insisted for years in their pulpit propaganda.
Interesting. Fundamentalists are to refrain from attendance at the cinema because someone heard a rumor that sometimes horny teens feel each other up under cover of darkness. Yet those stalwart advocates of “separation” for “just because” ranked among the first to have substances of dubious efficaciousness, edification and ethics injected into their very bodies.
If it is acceptable for the pillars of fundamentalist congregations to have injected into an aspect of their tripartite beings substances the result of transhumanist, technocratic, and materialistic presuppositions, why is it not acceptable if I am to be part of that Christian tradition to partake of fictional narratives that include superheroes, extraterrestrials, or even witches handled with care or to find spiritual edification from Catholic authors on those points where such thinkers are in accord with Biblical doctrines shared across assorted Trinitarian traditions?
Autarch Biden is proposing universal access to community college. Despite the education there being sufficient, a significant percentage of students there were slackers when the tuition came out of their or their parents’ pockets. Think how indolence will abound when the taxpayers are shouldering the entire bill.
Good nutrition also boosts the immune system and thus prevents the spread of microorganisms to others. Thus, does the government have the right to control what we eat under threat of violence? That is, after all, what ultimately enforces bureaucratic decrees as masquerading as benign “guidelines” under the assumption of the nauseating banality of “your mask protects me and my mask protects you.”
The Autarch decreed that the vaccinated can picnic together without a mask. And what is to prevent the unvaccinated from enjoying the outdoors without a mask? That is no more the legitimate business of law enforcement than the day of the monthly cycle of any woman selected at random.
If masks and vaccines are so effective, why were the assembled at the Autarch’s legislative oration so reluctant to touch hands Will there now be a consensus against carnal relations outside of matrimony which usually involves touching far filthier parts of the body?
So if the jobs promised by Biden are supposedly simple enough for high school graduates, why the need for government-provided “tuition free” community college?
Apparently “White supremacy” (never defined of course) is a form of terrorism and the Capitol Kerfuffle an “existential threat” in the eyes of the Autarch. Yet nary a word in criticism regarding the incessant vandalism and looting of Antifa or Black Lives Matter.
In his oration before Congress, Biden praised the technological advances that helped the United States stretch from shore to shore. But isn’t Manifest Destiny a foundational pillar of the “White supremacy” and “systemic racism” the regime berates the American people about constantly?
The Autarch assured that railroads will play a key role in transforming America. No doubt this form of transport will continue its historic tradition of conveying dissidents and ideological undesirables to relocation facilities for reeducation and to curtail movement regime functionaries do not deem essential in pursuit of the agenda.
A county executive assured that, the day of their vaccinations, his staff will be going out to share a meal together. Experimentation proves that immunity is not developed until a couple of weeks later. Therefore, wouldn’t such an act be an example of what is referred to as “propaganda of the deed” rather than an act of the SCIENCE the technocrat insist is the foundation of that creed or catechism?
If one questions the legitimacy of masks to begin with, it’s doubtful a decree regarding such by the Autarch are going to keep them on the visages of those leery of vaccines.
A public service announcement GRANTS PERMISSION for regime subjects to have questions regarding Plague Cult sacerdotal alchemy. The discerning will note that none of the questions listed in the propaganda address what are the possible side effects and how many lives will be irrevocably ruined by these reactions.
The Autarch decreed that there is a patriotic duty (an odd value to invoke on the part of a political party primarily known these days for how much it despises America) to get vaccinated. Does he intend to announce it is also a patriotic duty for those on unemployment to look for a job even if it means the resultant occupation renders a wage less than the received public benefits?
In official pronouncements, the Autarch cheerfully assured he supports Americans making an informed decision regarding the Plague cult alchemy. Will he remain as supportive when individuals reach a conclusion at variance with the lemmings rushing headlong over the cliff?
So do those intending to adhere to the "vaxed or masked" edict slavishly abide by every other health edict handed down by government functionaries? Should regime operatives interdict the pale caught outdoors without sunscreen and headcovering? Should sting operations in restaurants take into custody those pouring too much table salt on an entrée?
The Autarch assured that the unvaccinated are only being asked to remain slave muzzled in order that they might protect one another. You know, for reasons similar to why American Indians were herded onto reservations or why Jews were compelled to wear yellow stars. But shouldn’t this ultimately be an instance of “their body, their choice”? After all, apparatchik Fauci left anonymous gay liaisons up to the discretion of the participants.
So regarding the Urban One Honors, a televised award show for Black women. Do leftwing media types intend to toss a hissy fit regarding the lack of diversity pertaining to these the way they did regarding the Golden Globes?
By Frederick Meekins
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The use of pronouns for space aliens is a topic that has been generating a lot of discussion and debate in the realm of legislation. This is due to the growing importance of human-alien relations, as more extraterrestrial beings are visiting or settling on Earth.
One of the main reasons for the push for legislation concerning pronouns for space aliens is to promote inclusivity and respect for the individual identity and culture of these beings. Just as how it is considered unacceptable to misgender someone on Earth, the same principle should apply to space aliens. By acknowledging and using their preferred pronouns, it shows that we recognize and respect their existence as fellow intelligent beings.
Another factor that has led to the call for pronoun legislation for space aliens is the potential impacts on intergalactic diplomacy. In the same way that using derogatory language and slurs can damage relations between countries and cultures on Earth, using the wrong pronouns for space aliens can also have consequences. It can be seen as disrespectful and could potentially harm the peaceful coexistence and cooperation between Earth and other alien civilizations.
Moreover, proper use of pronouns is also a matter of accuracy and precision. As language is a tool for communication, it is important to use it accurately to avoid confusion and misunderstandings. These misunderstandings can have serious implications, especially when dealing with advanced alien technologies or interplanetary travel.
In addition, there is also a growing movement to recognize and protect the rights of space aliens. Just as how human rights are enshrined in laws and regulations, there is a need for similar protection for the rights of non-human beings. This includes the right to be referred to with respect and dignity, which can be achieved through legislation on the use of pronouns.
While there are currently no specific laws or regulations concerning pronouns for space aliens, there have been efforts to be more inclusive and respectful in the language used when referring to them. In 2019, the city of Houston, Texas passed an ordinance that requires all official city documents to use gender-neutral pronouns when referring to people, including space aliens.
As our understanding and interactions with space aliens continue to develop, it is crucial that we address the way we refer to them in our language. Legislation on pronouns for space aliens may seem like a small step, but it can have a significant impact in fostering a more inclusive and respectful society for all beings, both on Earth and beyond.
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Operation ShiftStorm is a go!
The UAP Disclosure Act (often referred to as the Schumer Amendment) has been dismantled due to pressure from various special interests. To view easy-to-read, highlighted text of the ACT as originally submitted by the Senate for inclusion in the FY2024 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) click HERE. Eminent domain, the Controlled Disclosure Plan, subpoena powers, the UAP Review Board and more have been removed from the ACT. Second hand sources have told PRG the new wording does call for classified material to be conveyed to the Senate Intelligence Committee. The final language of the Act will be available soon.
If passed and signed by the President, the Schumer Amendment would have been the fourth and final tranche of legislation establishing the legal structures necessary to deal with the immediate demands following confirmation by the President of the United States of a non-human (extraterrestrial) presence engaging the human race – Disclosure. The platform upon which the President would stand to make that confirmation would be constructed by promised, but long overdue, comprehensive UAP hearings before the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence.
Fortunately, the failure of the Schumer Amendment to make it into the NDAA in no way precludes those hearings. The individuals highlighted in the above graphic are the heroes of this saga. They are from left to right: Representatives Tim Burchett, Nancy Mace and Anna Paulina Luna who worked to hold the first UAP hearing in Congress since 1968 and place UAP language in the House FY29024 NDAA and Senators Michael Rounds, Kirsten Gillibrand, Marco Rubio, Mark Warner and Chuck Schumer who have sponsored UAP language in four successive NDAAs.
It’s time to manifest some activism focused on getting those hearings in January of 2024. How? It’s called a “Tweet Storm.” Given this is broader, we shall call it a “Shift Storm.” In 2014 a team on behalf of Paradigm Research Group pounded all 535 congressional offices with 2 million plus Tweets regarding the Citizen Hearing on Disclosure.
This Shift Storm focuses on just the offices of these three heroes: Senators Schumer, Warner and Rubio. Why? Collectively they have the power to schedule and hold the necessary Senate Intel Committee UAP hearings. Several dozen witnesses are ready to testify, and their testimony will set the stage for the President to formally end the Truth Embargo immediately. After that, the UAP Disclosure Act could be easily reconsidered and passed.
The goal is to deliver 100,000 tagged Tweets and 100,000 emails each to the offices of Senators Schumer, Warner and Rubio by January 1, 2024. The core message is appreciation for the UAP Disclosure Act and the imperative for UAP hearings in January before the Senate Intelligence Committee.
Tagged Tweets: they are Twitter posts that include the member’s Twitter handle. They end up in the member’s Twitter notification box monitored by staffers. Anyone in the world with access to Twitter can participate. Example: @senschumer I am disappointed with the final UAP language in the FY2024 NDAA. It is more in important than ever the Senate Intel Committee hold hearings no later than January for the powerful witnesses ready to testify.
Emails: All three members use forms that send messages to emails boxes monitored by staffers. Anyone in the world with access to the Internet and U.S. websites can participate.
Phone calls: PRG is not suggesting mass calls to these offices. It’s disruptive. But if you wish to make a call, the phone numbers are listed on the member’s websites.
Here are some Rules of Engagement: Keep in mind these Senators want Disclosure and sponsored the bill. They are the good guys.
Timing is now until January 1. Then we will reassess.
Do not lose focus by lobbying to change the language back in the NDAA. It’s settled.
No epithets, attacks, threats, rudeness – particularly on calls.
Do not convey the same message over and over (boiler plate) to the same office. Change the wording.
On calls don’t try to get to the chief of staff, aides, etc. Just give the message to the nice intern manning the phone. Don’t take too long.
With respect to Twitter tagging and emails, be relentless. Send as many as you can as many days you can, but change the message.
The tone should be strong, firm, serious, determined, committed, reasoned.
Help these three senators step into history. Share this site with your social media and email lists. Move this activist effort over to TikTok, Instagram, LinkedIn, et al.
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First They Came for the Aliens
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The New York Times
October 31st, 2023
First They Came for the Aliens
By Jacob Ragnolf | 11:50 AM
The introduction of this new kind of life to Earth reignites old questions about personhood—but did those questions ever really go away?
On January 13th of this year, Earth was invaded. That is, if you ask Republican Congresswoman and former Texas Governor Rebecca Demetrius. Fewer than twelve hours had elapsed before Demetrius released a statement decrying the lack of action from her home state’s current governor, and explicitly supporting the locals who responded immediately. “People are calling them a violent militia,” Demetrius said at a press conference, after being asked about the storming of the UFO landing site in Amarillo. “But I call them average Americans. Because in America, when we see a threat to our country, we do something about it.”
However, if you ask the Association for All Civil Rights, January 13th was simply another day on which our concept of personhood was challenged.
I spoke to Ellen Lobo, a representative of the AACR, about Demetrius’ statement.
“I think it’s pure hypocrisy…How can a vampire who’s seen so many decades of bigotry against non-humans be so closed-minded?”
Lobo also speculated with me about what kind of legislation the future might hold for the extraterrestrials. Currently, President Mann and his cabinet are debating whether or not our laws should apply to the Martians. Should an Earthling be arrested for assaulting a Martian? How about killing one? Should they be able to vote? Are they owed life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness? Do the aliens have unalienable rights?
Less than a century ago, these protections were called “human rights.” They excluded all other creatures, undead or living, from protection under the law because of the fear and prejudice rampant in the dominant human population. Humans used to wave pitchforks and torches at anyone different from them. They didn’t see us as people. Having grown up as the lone werewolf pup in a predominantly human neighborhood, I still have to wonder how well-integrated our country is. The readiness with which humans and (for lack of a better term) less “woke” non-humans came out to profess their hatred of our new neighbors raises questions about the stability of our civility.
We have vampire congresswomen and werewolf Op-ED writers but we’re not done—not with securing our own rights and not with fighting for the rights of others. Our new neighbors, mercurial and unknown to us as they may be, are in need of advocacy, too. To paraphrase the eminent activist Victoria Sanguinista’s 1986 speech: They may not be humans, but they are people.
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Mexican Doctors Analyze "Alien" Bodies and Discover Eggs Inside
In a startling revelation, Mexican doctors have conducted extensive laboratory studies on two alleged "non-human" alien corpses that were recently unveiled. These mysterious specimens, presented by UFO enthusiast Jaime Maussan, have captivated the world's attention, sparking both curiosity and skepticism. The findings from the laboratory tests have ignited a debate about the origin of these otherworldly bodies and the possibility of extraterrestrial life.
The Discovery: Unveiling Alien-Like Bodies
Jaime Maussan, a Mexican journalist known for his fascination with UFOs, presented two tiny mummified bodies characterized by elongated heads and three fingers on each hand. One of the specimens was identified as female and was found to contain eggs inside, adding to the intrigue surrounding these enigmatic remains. The bodies were said to be approximately 1,000 years old, as determined through carbon dating conducted by researchers at Mexico's National Autonomous University.
Laboratory Examination: Separating Fact from Fiction
To delve deeper into the mystery, Mexican forensic doctor Jose de Jesus Zalce Benitez conducted extensive laboratory examinations at the Noor Clinic. The objective was to determine whether there was any evidence of assembly or manipulation of the skulls. Dr. Benitez reported that no such evidence was found, lending credibility to the authenticity of the specimens.
In a startling revelation, Dr. Benitez's team made a remarkable discovery. They observed that one of the alleged extraterrestrial bodies appeared to be in a state of gestation. This finding was supported by the presence of large lumps inside the abdomen of the mysterious being, suggesting that these could be eggs. Dr. Benitez confidently stated that these bodies had no relation to human beings, raising intriguing questions about their origin and purpose.
The Controversy: Are They Truly Extraterrestrial?
The unveiling of these alleged alien bodies has ignited a wave of controversy and speculation. UFO enthusiasts and skeptics alike are divided over their authenticity. The claim that these beings are not part of Earth's terrestrial evolution challenges conventional scientific understanding. Jaime Maussan, speaking under oath at the San Lazaro legislative palace, emphasized that these specimens were not found after a UFO wreckage but were discovered in diatom (algae) mines and subsequently fossilized.
The Viral Sensation: Internet Reacts
The videos and images from the unveiling event have gone viral on the internet, captivating people worldwide. Social media platforms are abuzz with discussions, theories, and debates surrounding these perplexing findings. Some are filled with excitement and wonder, while others express skepticism and demand further scientific scrutiny.
Conclusion: Unanswered Questions and Ongoing Exploration
As the debate rages on, one thing is clear: the discovery of these "alien" bodies has opened a Pandora's box of questions about the existence of extraterrestrial life. While laboratory tests have provided intriguing insights, the true origin and nature of these specimens remain shrouded in mystery. The world awaits further investigations and scientific analyses to shed light on this extraordinary revelation.
What were the key findings of the laboratory tests conducted on the alleged "alien" bodies?The laboratory tests found no evidence of assembly or manipulation of the skulls, supporting the authenticity of the specimens. Additionally, one of the bodies was observed to be in a state of gestation, with large lumps inside the abdomen, suggesting the presence of eggs.
Who presented these mysterious specimens to the public?The specimens were presented by Jaime Maussan, a Mexican journalist and UFO enthusiast.
Where were these alleged extraterrestrial bodies discovered?The bodies were reportedly discovered in Peru near the ancient Nazca Lines in 2017. They were found in diatom (algae) mines and later fossilized.
How old are these mysterious specimens?According to carbon dating conducted by researchers at Mexico's National Autonomous University, the specimens are believed to be approximately 1,000 years old.
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Mysterious Non-Human ''Alien Corpses'' Displayed At Mexico's Congress
The bodies were claimed to be 1,000-year-old fossilised remains of extraterrestrial individuals.
In a never-heard-before incident, Mexico Congress on Tuesday hosted a rather unusual event in the capital city, sparking debates about the existence of extraterrestrial beings. During a congressional hearing on unidentified anomalous phenomena that was live-streamed online, two alleged 'alien corpses' retrieved from Cusco, Peru, were unveiled in Mexico City, the Independent reported.
The ''non-human'' alien corpses, claimed to be the 1,000-year-old fossilised remains of extraterrestrial individuals, were presented in windowed boxes, by journalist and ufologist Jaime Maussan. Ryan Graves, Americans for Safe Aerospace Executive Director and former U.S. Navy pilot, was also in attendance.
Mexico's Congress just unveiled two dead aliens estimated to be around 1,000 years old. What do you think? pic.twitter.com/Zr7z4FKenS
— Kage Spatz (@KageSpatz) September 13, 2023
Mr. Maussan, speaking under oath at the San Lazaro legislative palace, said, ''These specimens are not part of our terrestrial evolution… These aren't beings that were found after a UFO wreckage. They were found in diatom mines, and were later fossilised.''
Several videos showcasing "UFOs and unidentified anomalous phenomena" were also telecasted during the event.
Mr Maussan told Congress that the DNA samples from the two corpses were tested and compared to other DNA samples and it was found that over 30 percent of the DNA specimen was ''unknown''. Further, X-rays of the corpses were also displayed which showed "eggs" present inside one of the bodies along with rare metal implants.
These are the actual slides shared at the Mexico UAP hearings today 😬#ufotwitterpic.twitter.com/Z81laHWfSr
— Mindfuloflight (@mindfuloflight) September 13, 2023
''The public has a right to know about non-human technology and non-human entities. We are talking about a topic that unites humanity, not separates us. We are not alone in this vast universe, we should embrace this reality, said Mr. Maussan, as reported by Metro.
Here's the full video:
The videos from the event have gone viral, stunning people and sparking fear, excitement, and curiosity among UFO enthusiasts.
However, it is important to note that Mr. Maussan has previously been associated with claims of ''alien'' discoveries that have later been debunked.
A few months back, David Grusch, a former intelligence official-turned-whistleblower said that the US government has possession of "intact and partially intact" alien vehicles. Mr Grusch, who led the analysis of unexplained anomalous phenomena (UAP) within a US Department of Defense agency, alleged that the US has craft of non-human origin, that are being kept secret from the public.
Mysterious Non-Human ''Alien Corpses'' Displayed At Mexico's Congress
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UFO legislation to usher in new age of transparency: 'Long past time'
New legislation to declassify and release UFO-related records could start new age of transparency about extraterrestrial matters.
The Senate approved the Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP) Disclosure Act, which says, “All federal government records concerning Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (government-derived word for UFO) should carry a presumption of immediate disclosure.”
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NASA UFO Panels said they are pushing the US to collect more data
The primary obstacles to unraveling the mysteries of unidentified anomalous phenomena, or UFOs as they were previously known, are a lack of comprehensive high-grade information and persistent misconceptions, according to an unaffiliated NASA committee studying the subject matter, as stated during their initial public gathering held on Wednesday.
Last year, a group consisting of 16 experts in various scientific fields, including physics and astrobiology, held a four-hour live-streamed session on a NASA webcast. They discussed their preliminary findings in preparation for the release of a report anticipated to be published during the upcoming summer.
According to the astrophysicist David Spergel, who is the chairman of the panel, their purpose is not to determine the nature of these occurrences but instead to present NASA with a plan to steer future assessments. Reports indicate that a number of panel members faced online abuse and harassment that was not disclosed by NASA officials, after starting their work in June of the previous year.
"Learning about the harassment that our panelists have encountered online due to their field of study is truly disheartening," voiced Nicola Fox, NASA's head of science as she began, "Such harassment perpetuates stigmatization rather than reduces it."
The primary issue recognized by the committee was the deficiency of reliable scientific methods to document UFOs, which are typically identified as objects that move in a manner that surpasses known technological and natural limits.
The root problem, as noted, is that the equipment employed to detect and measure these phenomena, for the most part, is not intended or calibrated to accurately do so. As Spergel expressed, the key takeaway is the necessity for high-quality data, as the available reports and data from witnesses are inadequate to establish conclusive proof regarding the source and nature of each UAP event.
According to Spergel, despite the Pentagon's recent efforts to encourage military pilots to record UAP incidents, numerous commercial pilots are still hesitant to report them because of the persisting negative impression associated with such sightings.
The commission of NASA advisers signifies the initial examination of unidentified flying objects (UFOs) ever executed by the United States space organization. Previously, the government had assigned the matter to the sole and private authority of military and national security personnel.
Sean Kirkpatrick, the director of the Pentagon's newly created All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO), stated that the United States military has recorded over 800 cases in the past 20 years. He explained that a few percentage points of these incidents are deemed unexplainable, while the vast majority of them are explained by mundane causes like atmospheric causes, debris, balloons, or aircraft. By addressing the issue of Unidentified Flying Objects (UFOs) head-on, NASA and the Pentagon are emphasizing the need to protect public safety, natural security and U.S. airspace.
NASA's approach is different from the Pentagon's, as it examines exclusively unclassified observations by civilian observers. They claim that this approach allows for open sharing of information with the broader scientific and public community. Recent changes in U.S. legislation adjusted the meaning of UAP (Unidentified Aerial Phenomena) to encompass "Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena," which expanded the research scope of the NASA study team to include peculiar events in space or at sea while still focusing primarily on aerial phenomena.
Additionally, they have emphasized that while they have no evidence supporting intelligent alien life, they have not ruled out the existence of extraterrestrial origins for UFO sightings. Panel member David Spergel stated that they would require exceptional evidence to make the bold claim that they have witnessed something that supports non-human intelligence.
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