>>10561 >aliens, which were invented by the pulp novel writers to combat protagonists and sometimes each other. *ftfy.

>>10565 The entire "theory" of mankind having an interaction with aliens that caused us to evolve 10,000 years ago was a propaganda piece created by Stalin and shoveled through the Soviet education system as "common knowledge" to erase creationism and weaken the church of Jesus Christ in the USSR, and had little (if anything) to do with SciFi writers of the 1910s-1940s, ftfy.

>>10549 Do you mean kick-start in the generic sense or are they actually using Kickstarter? >Hey fellow sci-fi fans, we're going to find aliens like in Star Trek! But we need your help to do it. You can support us on our Kickstarter page. Remember, only you can help us reach the final frontier. May the force be with you!

>>10561 >aliens, which were invented by the USSR to combat Christianity. lolwut The concept of aliens comes from long before the Soviets, even if you're sticking to a strictly extraterrestrial interpretation. Joseph Smith was said to believe in Quaker-like people living on the moon, and the Great Moon Hoax means that people were already considering the idea of extraterrestrial life. Giordano Bruno considered the idea of other planets harboring life hundreds of years earlier. The concept of cosmic pluralism goes all the way back to the Greeks, although they didn't have modern astronomical knowledge. And then, of course, there's all the folklore about fairies and the djinn and all that other stuff.

I came at a ghost once. It hit her in the eye and she screamed before running away so I guess my semen is holy. Then the cops showed up and I had to scram, but I'm sure those two things are unrelated.

Groosch just did some "expouse"-ing on Cucker Tarlson's show: https://twitter.com/TuckerCarlson/status/1735083523050975277

Cucker said that he's afraid of what the UFO phenomenon might entail judging from some of the stories he's heard from people. I wonder if the talk about the government being complicit in what he's talking about means he's referring to the rumors of a government treaty with aliens that allows them to abduct humans for potentially nefarious purposes. I'd rather that be true than the stuff about the reptilians harvesting people's souls or feeding off their energy or whatever. Not really related, but I thought this was interesting too: >Furthermore, reliable intelligence and defense sources have told Liberation Times that some of the alleged crashed non-human craft were caused by “dogfights” with other unknown craft. https://www.liberationtimes.com/home/us-senators-express-frustration-over-weakened-ufo-disclosure-language I'd like to know what those "reliable intelligence and defense sources" are, but this rabbit hole gets deeper and deeper. If this is true, does it support the claims of Haim Eshed? He claimed there was a galactic federation and that humans were kept out because they don't have their act together.

>>10571 He talked about it more on prime time alex stein this evening

>>10571 The UFO shit is fucking retarded.

>>10573 Do you mean UFO stuf in general or just this thing recently where normalfag media is talking about it?

>>10572 Thanks, I'll take a look. >>10573 There's clearly a core of truth at the center of the phenomenon. It's just an uphill battle trying to sort through all the misinformation and outright disinformation and lies to get a fuller picture. There are not only tons of grifters and overly credulous people among UFO enthusiasts and the government going full SHUT IT DOWN to contend with, but you also have government scumbags like Richard Doty spreading falsehoods to poison the well.

>>10575 Not to mention that there are people, like Betty Hill, who seem to have had a genuine experience but then go off the deep end and think that every light in the sky is aliums. What do you think about her star map btw?

>>10576 I actually don't know that much about that case. I've known about it since I was a kid but never looked into the details. I read a few Jacques Vallee books but only started diving deeper into these things when I learned about Mark McCandlish's allegations about "alien reproduction vehicles" right before Grusch stepped forward. I've also been reading Kevin Randle's blog. He's more level-headed than most writers on the topic and calls out things he thinks are bullshit, like the supposed Aztec crash and the reputation-tarnishing Trinity nonsense Jacques Vallee started pushing in recent years. He's even gone back and forth on what actually happened at Roswell, when that was the case he essentially built his UFO book career on. I did recently read that Betty Hill got booed at a UFO convention she went to in the '80s and some writer went for a walk with her and she cried wolf about lights they saw on the ground being landed UFOs. That definitely damages her credibility. The little I've read of the star map does seem to lend her some though. I know Obongo is working on a show about Betty and Barney Hill, not that I'll watch it.

https://yewtu.be/watch?v=9eG7dppzbek A 'non stumbled upon an interesting channel. Apparently many of the hauntings are caused by a radio system that can be used either for observing people's location or transmitting voices. Hopefully he will give you a better write up.

>>10453 Fast tank beats all supernatural threats.

>>10579 >40km/h >fast

>>10580 Just fast enough to run over the fastest nigger. Anything more is redundant.

>>10581 Molest shrubs.

>>10582 >Molest shrubs. In Africa shrubs molest you!

>>10576 I finally found my pic of her star map. Not her original one but one based on it.

>>10584 Pic didn't post.

>>10576 She's a coalburner, her account is completely unreliable.

I prefer werewolves

>>10583 Reminds me of shub nigga roth or whatever that Lovecraft version of a wendigo is called.

Hahahaha I saw you post what I posted in trash anon lol I know what you are

Posting some random spoo/k/y stories.

>>12136 >>12141 >>12142 >>12143 >>12144 >>12145 >>12948 >>12951 Thanks anon for dumping all these. A lot of these are classics. Gonna finally get my own folder going with these

Keeping somewhat realistic, so no LAWs and M60s what guns would/k/omandos bring to hunt down skinwalkers and wendigos? My choice would be >12gauge shotgun with buckshot >A 10mm pistol >Couple incendiaries, maybe pic related >A gladius Also anyone heard of skinwalkers mimicking people's pets or other animals? Most of the stories it's just humans they copy, but I vaguely remember being some where they used animal forms.

>>15073 I would bring my AK or my buddy's FAL with my 10mm 1911. I feel like a big bullet with better penetration would be better than something like an AR-15, although I'd use that if I had nothing else. I wouldn't bring a shotgun only because I value capacity over the potential damage of a deer slug. >gladius If you're that close to a bear, you're fucked. I can't image being that close to a creature of the night would be very different. >mimicking people's pets or other animals I remember reading some greentext about people bringing their dog on a hunting trip only for the dog to disappear and for the monster to pretend to be the dog. Why anyone would willingly endanger their pupper if beyond me, I never brought my dogs anywhere near a place with dangerous game, let alone a wendigo.