Talk:Pleiadians

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Second footnote is nsfw

I think that one needs a link to an archive.org site, right now it goes to a site called "bongacams." King Skeleton (talk) 20:38, 18 October 2014 (UTC)

Some actual information is needed...

With all do respect ET’s have, indeed, contacted some of the finest minds on the planet. However, too many people still mock and ridicule anyone who even considers that these things are real. Therefore, those "great" minds won't risk tarnishing their pristine reputations by admitting that they have been contacted. It’s worth noting that a few great minds such as Robert Oppenheimer (considered the father of the atomic bomb who later regretted his involvement with the Manhattan Project), and Nikola Tesla (inventor of the alternating current technology that powers our homes and businesses today) have made open statements claiming to have received knowledge from ET’s. Oppenheimer was kept under strict government control throughout his life to ensure he did not disclose too much and Tesla's labs were destroyed (not just shut down) and his patents stolen so that he was bankrupt by the end of his life. No matter how “great” their minds are, we don’t offer these people an open mind when they actually do step forward.

As for the "hicks and morons," comment... Even the most modest of research on the subject will reveal overwhelming evidence to support the claim that we have been/and continue to be visited. Former, high-ranking politicians (Paul Hellyer - the former Canadian Secretary of Defense), former military from all over the world, pilots both military and commercial, as well as countless professionals from the private sector have come forward to share their experiences and knowledge. Hicks and morons? I’m afraid not. This website offers everyone the opportunity to share information. Misinformed and uneducated opinions should be kept to ones self. May peace and love be yours always - ^{— Unsigned, by: OneOfOneness / talk / contribs} 18:16, 10 July 2015‎

Source, please. Also, just because a former (or sitting) cabinet holds wacky beliefs doesn't mean that these beliefs suddenly become any less wacky. For instance, there have been several cabinet ministers who believed in homeopathy or creationism, but that doesn't mean that these ideas become any more tenable for having support among political officialdom. ScepticWombat (talk) 21:41, 11 July 2015 (UTC)

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misinformed & uneducated need not comment. ^{— Unsigned, by: 104.174.42.95 / talk / contribs} 12:57, 10 January 2018 (UTC)

Wikipedia is for information, not opinion pieces

The human brain can not understand how these people function, because we are used to a meterialistic world where we need visual proof, which is often false. We seem to believe as humans that anything outside of what we’ve been taught by our scientists, or told that’s what they said must be fact. That’s where these people come in. To snap you out of it. ^{— Unsigned, by: 174.114.145.151 / talk}

Huh. In that case it's a good thing we aren't Wikipedia.

P.S. Tell me more about this "meterialistic world". Does it have inches or just meters? ☭Comrade GC☭^{Ministry of Praise} 18:46, 12 September 2018 (UTC)

Further channelers

There's more New Age Pleiadian channeling than those mentioned in this article. Two I'm familiar with but don't currently care to review in detail are:

• Barbara Hand Clow, whose writing contains particularly confused word salad with category errors, such as conflating "angels" and "angles" and viewing this as a key metaphysical insight. It gets far weirder than just that in The Pleiadian Agenda, with extremely cheesy channeled interviews with various higher-dimensional alien beings, and also Lucifer who's truly desperate to be heard at long last and thus agreed to an interview. The website domain name "handclow2012.com" hints at a somewhat dated overall focus.
• Pia Orleane and Cullen Smith more recently channeled "Laarkmaa", a purported Pleiadian source with some things in the message that are suggestive of a little inspiration from the Cassiopaean channeling, except it's not nearly as wacky in terms of conspiracist and apocalyptic messages, and mostly sticks to the "love and light" flavor instead. (For that matter, in turn the "Cassiopaeans" claimed to be from the same source as Pleiadians, and their channeler had read a whole lot of stuff on New Age and aliens.)

--ApooftGnegiol (talk) 15:48, 26 June 2024 (UTC)