Why are they so fucking hellbent on convincing people ufos are fake. Im sure some of you will say, your a retard they are saying the opposite, and maybe your right.

But Ive spent my entire life fascinated by teh subject, have had many strange dreams about it, ive never seen them, just their craft. One was so huge that in orbit it was bigger than the moon. In another one, one landed behind my school and everyone was freaking out except me and my crush lol, weird shit.

I have been ridiculed and laughed at for believing, but ive seen a ufo, a few times. You know your looking at one when they stay in the same spot for minutes or hours and then shoot off in the blink of an eye, mach 22+ easily.

Ive slowly been putting these pieces together myself, its amazing how many answers you can find if your just willing to read other's beliefs.

Now it seems that after all this time I may be vindicated after all. I guess I feel like mulder alot of times though, I want to believe.

Alot of things make sense with this mindset, not just religions, but for example the military's fascination with building bases on ancient sites. Ive talked alot about them building a base on top of babylon and digging into it, thats where alot of these artifacts from sumeria ended up in hobbys lobbys hands im guessing. Ive read several times the troops traded ancient artifacts "like baseball cards"

I think its interesting how the military built a base in a spot with some of the oldest petroglyphs in north america, not to mention the Cheyenne base which the region seems to be home of a ton of ancient indian legends. Some even mention that the gods have homes in the local mountains somewhere. But about china lake.

https://www.kcet.org/shows/artbound/the-protected-petroglyphs-of-china-lake-naval-base

If you remember a couple years ago there were all sorts of earthquakes in the area, I still think they may have found some ancient lab or something down there. Proably not, but there is a small chance its possible. There are strange indian legends about a local god there who could heal with music and create doorways in solid rock. Supposedly a indian fell into a hole in the ground and found a place "where he could see every animal that would ever be". Almost sounds like a cloning lab or something. Just strange shit like this.

Humans are smart, dont get me wrong, smart enough to back engineer shit, for sure. But it just seems that the jump in technology was so fast that it would just make more sense that we had some kind of help in figuring it out.

Who knows though, were proably going to die before we ever find out the truth. I guess if your simple enough to think a christian god is it, the answer will be solved for you then. Im envious. I just think we move onto another phase, with some longing about never knowing the truth or something.

-update- Trying to find some references to these legends, did discover that only american citizens can go there. I think thats interesting in itself. How many places around bases are foreigners limited to, why this one?

Note: only U.S. citizens are allowed on the tours, and advance reservation is required

https://www.bradshawfoundation.com/coso/

This deity is an enigmatic animal spirit often larger than ordinary creatures. The animal master ensured success in the hunt. Information on the animal master is represented among the Numic in Ute and Southern Paiute beliefs. Both groups believed that a being, living high in the mountains, was able to transform into a bird (Raven) and controlled all animals (including bears, mountain sheep, elk, and deer). This “high” god was also associated with lower divinities that provided men with game (Harris, 1940:56; Hultkrantz, 1986; Steward, 1941:230).

https://pcas.org/documents/AcousticArchaeologyweb.pdf

This is about another set of Indians in the region. But it mirrors what ive read about the coso, seems like every year more and more of these old indian legends are deindexed, or disappear, but im sure its just my mind playing tricks on me, right?

The Back Canyon limestone monolith is known to the Kawaiisu as one of the portals to the Animal Underworld....A number of native stories consistently identify this back canyon location as a place associated with the tales of Yahwera - The master of the Game Animals"

When he is visited, he provides songs (medicine) for those in need of curing.

This is a true story. Long ago there was a man. The grandmother of Emma Williams had in fact seen this man and told Emma this story. The man was sick or perhaps he just wanted luck in hunting. So to cure himself or to get that luck he took jimsonweed (or alternatively employing any or all of these techniques) fasted, swallowed tobacco, walked naked through stinging nettles, or ingested ants wrapped in eagle down. Nothing seemed to work so he then went to a place in Back Canyon (or another cave) and found the opening to the animal underworld, Yahwera's home. At that hole, that goes down into the mountain, was a rock that opened and closed. Sometimes you can see the opening but sometimes you cannot.

The man waited and slipped through quickly. He saw many different animals- deer, bear, etc. These were animal-people who spoke just like the Kawaiisu. Near the mouth of the tunnel the man saw bows and arrows. These were the weapons by which deer were killed. The deer leave them when they go inside Yahwera's house. He could hear rocks making the noise of deer. The man also saw the antlers of all the deer that have been killed. Yahwera said that the deer were not really dead. The deer that the man had heard all along the tunnel were the deer that had been "killed".

He kept walking and he saw Yahwera. Yahwera wore a mountain quail feather blanket. He looked like a hawk. Yahwera asked the man, "What do you want?" The man said he was sick and wanted to get well. Yahwera knew all about his illness without being told.

Yahwera told him to come into a room where he kept the medicine. Yahwera asked him which of the songs he wanted and yawhera named all the songs. The man took a song. The man was then ready to return home, so he kept going to the other end of the tunnel. He saw water that was like a window but it wasnt water, he passed through and didnt get wet. He came out and found he was far away form the entrance and was not sick anymore. He had been gone for a long time and his relatives didnt know where he had been.

I know I have a vivid imagination, but its shit like this that makes me wonder!