The most Recent X-files

[The_Tired_Philosopher]

Was basically a partial-full public disclosure in fictional form.

I'm starting to think Disclosure is nearing, but I have a feeling there is an attempt to skew it into fiction once more, to turn it into a 'show'. Did anyone else see this episode, it rang out to me in a similar light as 'Where No One Has Gone Before' in Star Trek TNG as in they used real life concepts in a fictional view, if not to put it out there into the collective unconsciously, then to be used as a scapegoat to point out the 'fictionality' of such 'conspiracies'.

As in to say, I feel like this episode was basically contrived for the sole purpose of once more trying to place Conspiracies into their Fictional Genre now that the relevancy and factual nature of such information showcasing them to be True becomes more available publicly.

Thoughts?

[ScottK]

Was basically a partial-full public disclosure in fictional form.

I'm starting to think Disclosure is nearing, but I have a feeling there is an attempt to skew it into fiction once more, to turn it into a 'show'.  Did anyone else see this episode, it rang out to me in a similar light as 'Where No One Has Gone Before' in Star Trek TNG as in they used real life concepts in a fictional view, if not to put it out there into the collective unconsciously, then to be used as a scapegoat to point out the 'fictionality' of such 'conspiracies'.

As in to say, I feel like this episode was basically contrived for the sole purpose of once more trying to place Conspiracies into their Fictional Genre now that the relevancy and factual nature of such information showcasing them to be True becomes more available publicly.

Thoughts?

The end-game approaches..

The financial system is beginning the process of collapse now, and the elite will try to enslave as many as possible.  In the elite's version of spirituality, they have to disclose what they are doing to you before they do it.  That way, they can say that you were willfully enslaved.  Of course, they don't exactly tell you on the six o'clock news - they say it deceptively.  Thus, this x-files episode..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fgj_wlW-Ty4

I can believe they would "try" to wipe out the financial system with an EMP (starting at 4:50 of this video), but the alien invasion thing was news to me.  I don't think the elite would succeed on either one though.  The banks should take the money in the banking system though - the federal government is out of money, and they will need to get some from somewhere..

The elite won't succeed with their overall plan, but don't expect it to be unicorns and rainbows in the journey to finding that out.. 

[cloud]

I just watched it, I thought it was also strange how 9-11 was openly called a false flag on National television.

What also alarms me is the appearance of a new show called 'Lucifer'. I am going to investigate it and report back what I see and feel.

[native]

I don't know their motivation, but X-files deals with conspiracy and it's only natural that the rise in popular interest in conspiracy would mean that it would come around again. It's a beloved show (my fav of all time), and I think they're just pleasing fans and keeping it relevant. Perhaps they're testing the waters for a come-back. Network tv and Hollywood are businesses as well, and if there's money to be made in conspiracy they'll make it.

[The_Tired_Philosopher]

I don't know their motivation, but X-files deals with conspiracy and it's only natural that the rise in popular interest in conspiracy would mean that it would come around again. It's a beloved show (my fav of all time), and I think they're just pleasing fans and keeping it relevant. Perhaps they're testing the waters for a come-back. Network tv and Hollywood are businesses as well, and if there's money to be made in conspiracy they'll make it.

Normally I would agree 130% with you on this.

But having watched it something was just weird.  The directness, the perfection in the explanation.  Plus the actor for Moulder looks clearly unhappy to be even doing the acting.  The difference from how he used to play the character to Now is disturbing.  Unless his character is meant to look, sound, and seem emotionally dead suddenly.

It was just odd that they'd actually use only, and ONLY real world conspiracy theories of that grand nature and not that plus or minus other stuff.  It was synchronistic too as I sat down to that episode right when that part came up, I didn't even see the rest of it, and I'm not a fan of the X-files.  It scared me as a kid lol...  even the intro music would make me leave the room.

ScottK, Ra says specifically that the US has Remotely Controllable Aliencraft That they would use to simulate an Alien Invasion if they really had to for the sake of Power.  So that too was real-world-only based.

Cloud, I saw some of Lucifer, looked okay.  Might be a desensitization ploy.

[Adonai One]

Ra also said their opinion was that information regarding wars and politics was not at all important; Nearly comparing it to a game that was not even relevant to "The Harvest."

[The_Tired_Philosopher]

Its my opinion that Ra shouldn't determine what is and is not important to people

Even if I do agree with their opinion, not to say Ra can't say what Ra wants, I'm more speaking in regards to people.  Their opinion should be theirs, not what a Higher Density Being says.

[Adonai One]

The context of this bookstuff is important especially when people use it as a second bible.

[native]

Normally I would agree 130% with you on this.

But having watched it something was just weird.  The directness, the perfection in the explanation.  Plus the actor for Moulder looks clearly unhappy to be even doing the acting.  The difference from how he used to play the character to Now is disturbing.  Unless his character is meant to look, sound, and seem emotionally dead suddenly.

It was just odd that they'd actually use only, and ONLY real world conspiracy theories of that grand nature and not that plus or minus other stuff.  It was synchronistic too as I sat down to that episode right when that part came up, I didn't even see the rest of it, and I'm not a fan of the X-files.  It scared me as a kid lol...  even the intro music would make me leave the room.

I totally forgot to watch it if you can believe that! There certainly are an infinite amount of connections that we could speculate about.

[The_Tired_Philosopher]

When you see it, it might strike you as odd.

A1, sadly while I agree, I feel taking Ra's opinions as Personal Belief System Laws/Absolutes does harm no matter what.

There is only one Absolute, and that is Change. To cling is to be stuck in the illusion of unchanging, which is not the state of reality is any manner of the context of change.   The suffering that ensues isn't worth it, in my opinion.

Oh, arguably Change could be said to be a lesser purer version of Intelligent Infinity, if not at least Intelligent Energy.  The Tangible (vs intangible) manifested trait of Eternity, if Eternity were to have a physical presence.

[ScottK]

My girl and I watched the first half of this today with comcast on-demand.  I only say that to note that when you click the button for on-demand on your remote, both the x-files and lucifer shows were at the top level of the on-demand menu.  They were at the top of the first menu when you click on-demand.  In other words, the "powers that were" want people to see those shows.

Our heads were both spinning after watching the first half to try to figure out what they are trying to get out there.  The show was extremely accurate about "conspiracy past", which would be those events that have already happened, EXCEPT, IMO, with regard to ET stuff.  I suspect that there was some smokescreen in that content.

Since they presented the past so accurately which would resonate with average conspiracy theorist nutjob (whose perception of reality is correct), I believe they are trying to create fear with respect to the elite's capabilities in the future, and thus attempt to neutralize resistance.  The overall message that the viewer receives is that the elite are too powerful and there is no sense in resisting them - or, if they do, they need to be the ultimate hero to win like Schwarzenegger, Wesley Snipes, etc in virtually every movie they did. 

The real threat to the elite is if everyone bands together, and simply ends their rule.  Their psy-ops have really been about stopping that threat to their game of deception from emerging, and they've been very effective at it (thus far).  Getting anyone to do anything with regard to ending the rule of the elite has been extremely challenging to me - everyone expects some hero to show up and do it for them and they expect change to happen from within the corrupt system.  I just shake my head at this point.

Regarding the extra terrestrial disclosure stuff..  I think they are more muddying the waters with this episode than they are disclosing anything.  We both found that the sudden revelation by a longtime UFO/abduction researcher that the government was behind most abductions to not be credible.  That is pretty obvious if you study things.  That just throws to storyline itself very deeply into the fiction category for me.

That's my initial impression from the first part - fascinating to be sure!  That impression may change though

[AnthroHeart]

I only remember the character of David Duchovny saying he would shoot someone else in the stomach and would cause agony for hours before they died.

[native]

When you see it, it might strike you as odd.

I watched the two episodes that are out. Mulder did seem off but Scully even noted that he has depression. Then in the second episode he seemed more normal. They laid everything on way too thick in that first episode. It was pretty cheesy and disappointing, and seemed to me like they're obviously trying to draw in a new young fan base by summarizing 70 years of conspiracy and the show's past. So I don't agree with you but to each his own! Still psyched to see it back on tv though!

[The_Tired_Philosopher]

I didn't even see the first episode, and I didn't see the entirety of the Second one either.

As I said, I sat down to the Second Episode at such perfect timing it was synchronistic as I missed everything except that one part.  I wonder what that means for me.

[isis]

I watched the 1st & 2nd episode & they really weirded me out...but I'll probably watch the rest.

[1109]

I watched the 1st & 2nd episode & they really weirded me out...but I'll probably watch the rest.

Me too. I felt totally weirded out by especially the first episode. And I love the xfiles, I've seen every episode.. Something felt 'off'.

[Spaced]

I liked it! I've always been a big X-Files fan and was not disappointed.

It's not disclosure though. It's a TV show.

[AnthroHeart]

I'll probably check out X-Files after I finish Star Trek Voyager and TNG.

[BlatzAdict]

i saw the trailer of lucifer, i had no interest to see it, i really felt a strong sense of entitlement with the way he responded, to the little girl. i find it difficult that they make it seem fun to act that way. Though I used to also act similarly before I had made the conscious choice to polarize positive. Perhaps it was a reflection further of what i myself need to work further on though i wonder if anyone else shares this viewpoint on that show.

I suppose it could be a way to polarize more quickly.

[isis]

"...many episodes of the hit sci-fi drama were based on real government conspiracies, cover-ups and paranormal events."

http://all-that-is-interesting.com/real-x-files

I'm currently watching all of the old ones. Just finished ep 9 of season 1 last night...Only 193 left to go. So far, I think the old ones are so much better than the new ones.

[anagogy]

I watched the 1st & 2nd episode & they really weirded me out...but I'll probably watch the rest.

Me too. I felt totally weirded out by especially the first episode. And I love the xfiles, I've seen every episode.. Something felt 'off'.

I was actually going to make a post about this as well.

I'm a die hard x-files fan, and that first episode felt REALLY "off".  It didn't have any of the magic the old ones did.  However, to be fair, the episodes after that have started to feel much better.  Still no where near the caliber of AMAZING storytelling of the old ones, but not too shabby.

[Cosmo23]

I'll just leave this here... 

http://imgur.com/gallery/x10DUMe