Apparently, it is available on several sites free online:
Moment of Contact (2022)
This film explores a series of events in 1996 when citizens of Varginha, Brazil, reported seeing one or more strange creatures and a UFO crash.
UFO stuff & "The Secret of Skinwalker Ranch"
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This exactly. I've watched every episode of both shows and it's hilarious the leaps and assumptions made off of the most trivial things. I know that's the role of the narrator, but it has made both shows running jokes in many ways. I had hoped Skinwalker would be more scientific with follow ups and whatnot, but they do a lot of the same things where they'll find something they can't explain, and rather than trying to do more research, they say it's unexplainable and proves their theories.
Every time my wife sees me watching Oak Island, she's like well did they find another piece of wood in a forest and believe it came from the Freemasons? She's not too far off.
Note - I belong to the Freemasons.
Yes, seriously loopy.
Watch the "Moment of Contact" documentary on Varginha, Brazil (link above). You do not have to believe any of it, but the way Jamie Fox works what the witnesses give him is pretty solid.
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The Secret of Skinwalker Ranch show is supposed to cover the Scientific study of unknown phenomena on a patch of Utah Canyon Land of the Uintah Basin. Watching the show it is quickly apparent the scatter gun approach, flashy "experiments" (rockets, fireworks, drone light shows) and scary stories make it watchable, to an extent, but is it in adherence to a Scientific Approach? Not really.
So it is just junk science to entertain masquerading as Science for a gullible audience or is there something else going on? It seems there really are odd happenings on the Ranch. So why such a muddled, veiled investigative production? Is it to make the study of the UAPs, odd occurrences, "paranormal," and the research into connected strange phenomena look kooky?
If so some of those participating in the investigation are part of this effort to gum up the works then. I have thought about this angle early on in watching SWR and the following video gave me reasons to think there may be forces at work to discredit the study and the phenomena using the SWR in plain sight.
In that regard consider this video:
So it is just junk science to entertain masquerading as Science for a gullible audience or is there something else going on? It seems there really are odd happenings on the Ranch. So why such a muddled, veiled investigative production? Is it to make the study of the UAPs, odd occurrences, "paranormal," and the research into connected strange phenomena look kooky?
If so some of those participating in the investigation are part of this effort to gum up the works then. I have thought about this angle early on in watching SWR and the following video gave me reasons to think there may be forces at work to discredit the study and the phenomena using the SWR in plain sight.
In that regard consider this video:
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Just watched that today. Pretty compelling.
Then you might like this too.
It is the history of crashes as best can be documented by Ron James and just released (Free online). Great production and on par with the Varginhas Doc: https://ww8.0123movie.net/movie/accidental-truth-ufo-revelations-1630855191.html
CW will be going crazy tonight off of this stuff.
www.newsnationnow.com
And I like AJ and Hecklefish on The Why Files. He spends 20 minutes setting it up, then 10 minutes counter arguing if possible.
Military whistleblower claims US has UFO retrieval program
Grusch said the government has been lying to the American public for decades.
www.newsnationnow.com
And I like AJ and Hecklefish on The Why Files. He spends 20 minutes setting it up, then 10 minutes counter arguing if possible.
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CW will be going crazy tonight off of this stuff.
Military whistleblower claims US has UFO retrieval program
Grusch said the government has been lying to the American public for decades.
And I like AJ and Hecklefish on The Why Files. He spends 20 minutes setting it up, then 10 minutes counter arguing if possible.
Good story. I heard of it and was waiting to post this if a major outlet found it credible. But there it is, thanks!
What is this guy doing, bringing reason and logic into this subject. I thought this was a very good summation of UAPs.
These shows have writers, too. If it sounds scripted/forced, it probably is.
Last episode of SSWR they once again mentioned and then offered an episode of the new History Channel show Beyond Skinwalker Ranch. Where the focus is of similar phenomena, as found on SSWR, at the Bradshaw Ranch near Sedona Arizona. Dragon-obsessed viewers will not have him to fret over as he will not be a regular on the new show.
SSWR
S 4 E 7
The Return
When a former ranch investigator and government official returns to help the team with a new experiment, it leads to a shocking revelation.
I'll dispatch this episode with three quick observations:
First, a former investigator came back to see if he still caused perturbations in the force on SSWR. And, coincidentally his appearance caused GPS problems.
Secondly, a tribal wildlife official came on-site to check out the burnt fence post, and deer carcass. He gave little new input, except he was fearful of even mentioning the word "skinwalker."
Finally, game cam images on the south part of the ranch showed a mid-day silver sphere in one frame hovering near the ground. This was the show's most interesting reveal.
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A good many videos offered by Richard Dolan are worth a watch. He covers many topics in a thorough, mostly fact-based, overview of the UFO subject. He can get somewhat dry because he sticks to what can be confirmed.
Take this one for instance:
Take this one for instance:
Was the Nevada landing of a UFO a hoax? That's the likely story behind the startling recent Las Vegas 911 call of a landed craft, 9-foot aliens, and circular traces of its touchdown.
Dubious from the get-go this story was rampant clickbait on the internet "news sites." A video (which comes as a good takedown of the mess but in a tasteless "I know-it-all" style) pretty much debunks the kid, the fear-instilling giant aliens, and the crashed saucer.
The video here bursts the story. However, it gives the impression that all such reports are crackpot; and, they are not:
Dubious from the get-go this story was rampant clickbait on the internet "news sites." A video (which comes as a good takedown of the mess but in a tasteless "I know-it-all" style) pretty much debunks the kid, the fear-instilling giant aliens, and the crashed saucer.
The video here bursts the story. However, it gives the impression that all such reports are crackpot; and, they are not:
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Connecting the weird world of UFO debunkers and MIB (Men in Black) is part of the story told in this newer, well-done documentary:
In the 1980's Gulf Breeze case, debunkers were actively trying to scuttle frequently seen UAPs; Backed by many images and videos supporting it as a fully real event, debunkers turned Gulf Breeze into bunk (because of debunkers and planted models it became absolutely contentious and labeled a "hoax").
Ed Walters was at the center of the Gulf Breeze events and wrote a book and if accurate it thoroughly illustrates his claims. He was attacked repeatedly, his dog poisoned, and his character assassination was based on fraudulent news releases and flyers. His book is a worthy read to flesh out the world of UFO reports and counterattacks by a shadowy group of anti-UFO activists.
Register and read free on Internet Archives: The Gulf Breeze Sightings by Ed Walters: https://archive.org/details/gulfbreezesighti00edwa
Who Saw The Men In Black
In the 1980's Gulf Breeze case, debunkers were actively trying to scuttle frequently seen UAPs; Backed by many images and videos supporting it as a fully real event, debunkers turned Gulf Breeze into bunk (because of debunkers and planted models it became absolutely contentious and labeled a "hoax").
Ed Walters was at the center of the Gulf Breeze events and wrote a book and if accurate it thoroughly illustrates his claims. He was attacked repeatedly, his dog poisoned, and his character assassination was based on fraudulent news releases and flyers. His book is a worthy read to flesh out the world of UFO reports and counterattacks by a shadowy group of anti-UFO activists.
Register and read free on Internet Archives: The Gulf Breeze Sightings by Ed Walters: https://archive.org/details/gulfbreezesighti00edwa
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I was really into WF a couple of years ago. They are still good, but inching over to everything is a conspiracy side little by little.
I think I know what you mean. WF sets up many of his eerie subjects as worth your interest. He then lobs bombs onto the topic to tell you your interest in it may not be worth the time of day. The first take is "the story" then followed by the debunking of it as a nutbag-fueled QAnon-type of conspiracy.
That is often repeated and is sort of his SOP. It is a great way to open your eyes. However, when he hits the Crop Circle mystery WF stays pretty much on one path and proves (not just hinting at a conspiracy) the CIA is acting to tamp down the phenomenon. (See the Crop Circle post with a video link near the top of this page.)
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Yeah, I found them late 2020 or early 2021. As you state, he would do a great job setting the story up as a THEORY and talk about it for 10-20 minutes. He would then spend 10 minutes poking holes in it and why it might not be true. It just seems that some topics he barely gets to the second phase, so it comes across as more fact than theory.
But I do appreciate their brand of humor, keeping a light touch to the stories and the depth of the research and effort into the presentation. Still one of the best ones of this type of video.
