Joseph Farrell on Roswell and Corso

[schticknz]

Originally Posted by Irishseekers

But with Ufo's, History shows us this is not a man made object, at least not from our present time.

My thought is that the phenomenon that we call UFOs is of many origins whether it be earth-lights, secret government aircraft, time-travellers from the future or the past, unknown animals of some sort that live in our atmosphere, people from other dimensions coming into our own, strange meteorlogical effects etc etc etc..

Brad Steiger came up with a list of about 17 different possibilities for the UFO phenomenon, and I think this is a reasonable idea since I just don't believe that one hypothetical theory can cover all instances of the things we see in our skies ... but as always I could be wrong

[Ally]

I am on number 6 of the 12 interviews. I am finding his information very interesting and some of it I am not too familiar with. He actually meationed a place that I am looking for more information about in the 6th interview. He didn't say that much about the place though.

The woman doesn't have the best radio vioce but I am getting used to her. My boyfriend can't help himself and has to make fun of her. He has only listened to one or two interviews.

[schticknz]

Originally Posted by Ally

I am on number 6 of the 12 interviews. I am finding his information very interesting and some of it I am not too familiar with. He actually meationed a place that I am looking for more information about in the 6th interview. He didn't say that much about the place though.

The woman doesn't have the best radio vioce but I am getting used to her. My boyfriend can't help himself and has to make fun of her. He has only listened to one or two interviews.

I'm up to 10b. Apparently its going to be about Mars and Phobos ... can't wait .

GeorgeAnn seems to be a nice person, but she seems to be asking very theological questions which sometimes seem not to make much sense to me ... or she puts a religious bent onto something that Farrell has been talking about. I'm not entirely sure she understands what he is talking about most (bit harsh that ... its somewhere between "most" and "some" really ) of the time.

Anyway, I'm going to burn this series onto a cd at some point. I think I'm going to have to listen to the series a few times before I fully get and understand what he has been discussing with GeorgeAnn, and the full implications of it all.

I'm slowly understanding the whole scalar/tensor/torsion thing, and the possibily that standing waves inside the Earth are the cause of ley lines etc.. I don't think I'll probably go the whole hog and be a Bruce Cathie fan though (he "discovered" the so-called Harmonic Grid) ... as I don't think he makes a lot of sense (well not what I have read of him anyway).

Still ... there is some really fascinating stuff in this series, and I really can't wait to read the books. (Note to self: order the bloody books )

[Irishseekers]

Anyway back to your question. I've just finished listened to the third part in the series. This one goes into the "cosmic war" which he details in his "Cosmic War" book. This one is a weird one. He goes in to a lot of speculation about a war that went on in our solar system many millenia ago and about a planet that was destroyed causing the asteroid belt, and caused great upheaval in the general vicinty.

This stuff is not so convincing in my mind since he is interpreting ancient text such as the Sumerian texts which can be interpreted (probably) in any sense since they seem to be full of metaphor (or not depending on your point of view). Does that make sense??


By reading yer posts, i am interested in what information Mr Farrell has to say, i might give a listen to those episodes. Yes your right talks of ancient space wars can literally turn off alot of people from listening, since there is no reference in mainstream history to such a war!!

However we do have myths and folklore. The oldest tribal group who lived in my country were called the Celts.They lived over four thousand years ago in many parts of The British Isles and Europe.They handed down legends mainly through the druids of ancient battles between gods who didnt originate from this Earth.

In the myths and legends handed down, the bad gods were considered to live in the middle eastern area of the world eg iraq, egypt,iran, and the goods gods according to the legends lived in the area that we now call Europe.
Sometimes history repeats itself you might say lol(lost think of the crusades) Well cultures will always say we were the good guys they were the bad guys!! in really depends on the person who gives that opinion our the culture bias.
Yes this are myths, so obtaining real hard evidence of such battles is probably unlikely that is if they if have taken place in the first place?