ATTENTION EVERYONE, and Above Top Secret Members here, ...

[Arcaenis]

LET ME IN... If you have read my introduction in this forum, you will have seen my experience

I didn't see any experience to makes you worthy of joining the penta5 group.  PM me the plans you have that weaponize the Astral either and I may consider your initiation into Penta5 as a "private contractor".  However, you will still not have privileges to topics I deem sensitive in nature.

Respond soon because this reply will be deleted in 2 days.

Han Solo

"Private Contractor!?!" ...

[Stillwater]

LOCKHEED X-22A ANTI-GRAVITY FIGHTER DISC  
The Lockheed X-22A antigravity fighter disc fleet, equipped with Neutral Particle Beam directed-energy weapons, and capable of effecting optical as well as radar invisibility, is deployed for worldwide military operations from the new U.S. Space Warfare Headquarters.  

A-17 EXPERIMENTAL STEALTH FIGHTER  
Generally regarded as a fourth generation low-observable design, the A-17 is believed to have evolved from the YF-23 Advanced Tactical Fighter, and will replace the F-111 Fighter Bomber. The YF-23 lost out to Lockheed's F-22, but it's technology could easily be adapted for use on other projects. No positively-identifiable white world pictures exist of the plane, but sightings have been reported at RAF Boscombe Down in the UK, and Cannon AFB, New Mexico.  


THE SUPER VALKYRIE HYPERSONIC BOMBER/SPACEPLANE  
Operating under the mysterious Aurora Project, the system is believed to comprise a spaceplane roughly the size of an SR-71 spyplane and a hypersonic launch vehicle resembling the experimental XB-70A strategic bomber designd in 1957-60. This large aircraft could perform a number of roles, but it appears to have been designed specifically to carry the smaller spaceplane to a suitable launch altitude.  


AURORA HYPERSONIC SPYPLANE  
Does the United States Air Force or one of America's intelligence agencies have a secret hypersonic aircraft capable of a Mach 6 performance? Immediately recognisable by the pure delta triangle airframe and the Donuts-On-A-Rope contrails, this aircraft is rumoured to conduct regular flights to the secret "Black" space stations orbiting the Earth.


X-15 ROCKETPLANE (USAF PROJECT MX-1226)  
Late in the year of 1954, the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics (NACA) issued a requirement for an air-launched manned research vehicle with a maximum speed of more than Mach 6 and a maximum altitude of more than fifty miles. North American Aviation Incorporated was awarded the contract for the new research vehicle, the X-15 Rocketplane.  


F-117A NIGHTHAWK STEALTH FIGHTER  
The F-117A Nighthawk is the world's first operational aircraft designed to exploit low-observable stealth technology. The unique design of the single-seat F-117A provides exceptional combat capabilities. About the size of an F-15 Eagle, the twin-engine aircraft has quadruple redundant fly-by-wire flight controls. Air refuelable, it supports worldwide commitments and adds to the deterrent strength of the U.S. military forces.  


F-22 ADVANCED STEALTH TACTICAL FIGHTER  
The Lockheed-Martin F-22 Raptor represents the greatest advance in fighter-aircraft capability in 50 years. It brings the largest increase in sustained speed since the advent of the jet, flying most of its missions at speeds other fighters can only attain for short periods. The F-22 Raptor can also, using its advanced thrust-vectoring system and supercruise capability, accelerate and maneuver at speeds today's fighter jets struggle to maintain in a straight line.

UNITED STATES AIR FORCE FUTURE WEAPONS PROPOSALS  
Projects outlined briefly as part of the USAF's Air Force 2025 study. Known as the "Future Weapons", areas covered include hypersonic attack aircraft, defensive satellite systems and laser-based weaponry.  

AIRSPIKE - ABILITY TO CREATE SAUCER-SHAPED HYPERSONIC SPACECRAFT  
The concept would offer designers the capability to actively control the external aerodynamics and thermodynamics of an advanced trans-atmospheric vehicle by substituting directed energy for mass - typically in the form of a sharp nosed structure.  


ELECTROCHROMATIC "INVISIBILITY" PANELS TESTED AT AREA 51  
The electrochromatic panels are comprised of thousands of tiny sensors that function as video-cameras that take images of background scenaries, transferring them to the other panels on the other side of the aircraft. This gives the illusion that the aircraft is almost transparent. What the ground observer sees is whatever background images behind (or above) the body of the aircraft that are transposed to the "observer's" side of the body of the aircraft.


PULSE DETONATION WAVE ENGINES  
One option for a hypersonic vehicle might be four or six Pulse Detonation Wave Engines (PDWEs), fuelled with liquid methane. As air breathers, these PDWEs could theoretically propel a hypersonic aircraft towards Mach 10 at an altitude in excess of 180,000 feet.
RELATED PAGES  


DONUTS-ON-A-ROPE CONTRAILS



PULSEJET - EXOTIC PROPULSION DESIGN
Pulsejets use the forward speed of the engine and the inlet shape to compress the incoming air, then shutters at the inlet close while fuel is ignited in the combustion chamber and the pressure of the expanding gasses force the jet forward. The shutters then open and the process starts again at a high frequency.  


STEALTH TECHNOLOGY  
The Stealth program aimed at designing high-performance military aircraft incorporating, among other features, a minimum of metal and with the exterior clad in highly absorbent tiles. The aircraft would be almost invisible to radar and could make most radar-controlled anti-aircraft systems obsolete.

Interesting......

But on what basis do you believe what would otherwise seem like humorously-falsified rubush? I am sorry, but it sounds as though a 12-year-old wrote these.... even the phrasing is redundant, and sounds like a computer game.... "antigravity fighter disc fleet, equipped with Neutral Particle Beam directed-energy weapons".....

not saying it couldn't be true, but its sounds as plausible as an invasion of toast monsters which have secretly replaced our old models with top-secret military tech for replicating their kind.... I think a little proof is in order

[Nay]

I am sorry, but it sounds as though a 12-year-old wrote these

That is interesting Stillwater because I recieved a PM from Arc this morning and that was my first thought..what, is he twelve??  Maybe the number twelve is important..lol.

I did need a chuckle this morning, so thanks Arc!

Nay

[Arcaenis]

I am sorry, but it sounds as though a 12-year-old wrote these

That is interesting Stillwater because I recieved a PM from Arc this morning and that was my first thought..what, is he twelve??  Maybe the number twelve is important..lol.

I did need a chuckle this morning, so thanks Arc!

Nay

You don't even know how to astral, do you...?

[Nay]

Dang..you figured me out...*hangs head low and walks away*

Nay

Edit:  No problem Hans, thanks!

[E3mpirical1]

I say 14!!!

[Logic]

This whole topic is rediculious.

[no_leaf_clover]

Do we have to resort to making fun of him? x.x

[Arcaenis]

i'm 22 the person I was talking to said she was 12, but she was using words like "Androgynous".

[knightlight]

the government doesnt even need to go to the astral plane to come up with stuff like this.  I believe that they are probably working on this stuff but I dont believe they managed some strange way of getting stuff from the astral to use on these weapons.  The government comes up with some insane ideas for new military weapons all the time, much like the ones posted here but that doesnt mean they are even making them or have gone past the planning stage on any of these.  Even if they did make them so what?

[Stillwater]

You are right, no_leaf, the issue is not about making this topic a laugh-in, but rather to explore the reasons for its existence- namely, arcaneis's insistence on the validity of this above-top-secret material; we are not in the business of rejecting beliefs outright, for that would preclude this site even existing, but if one if going to make such a bold claim, which seems to invoke non-sense as its justification, I think there needs to be slightly more proof- that is all; until this proof is forthcoming, I am not sure what the author is trying to bring about, but I suppose that is his/ her perogative....

[no_leaf_clover]

the issue is not about making this topic a laugh-in, but rather to explore the reasons for its existence- namely, arcaneis's insistence on the validity of this above-top-secret material

Yeah, that would be perfectly reasonable. If he can't prove what he's saying reasonably to us, there would be nothing wrong with letting the topic sit.

What we have instead are members ridiculing him and making ageist suggestions, ie everyone that's 12 or 14, etc. must automatically believe something ridiculous out of a comic book or video game if they come to this forum. And you are quite right: everyone coming to these forums believes ridiculous things! It's all a matter of perspective, and none of us are really in any position to call the kettle black. If we were, then I wouldn't hesitate to note how certain members here are almost allergic to thinking outside of the box when it comes to anything but spirituality, and how their mental functions have become as stagnant as if there were nothing else for them to possibly learn (which is clearly not the case).

But that shouldn't be a problem. Just lay off, already. Arcaenis didn't come here to be mocked and ridiculed. Let him present his case to us; his proof.

[Nay]

Yes Sir!  Will do.

[James S]

... ie everyone that's 12 or 14, etc. must automatically believe something ridiculous out of a comic book or video game if they come to this forum. And you are quite right: everyone coming to these forums believes ridiculous things!

Precisely!
I don't just believe ridiculous things, I do ridiculous things. And I'm 38!
You'd think I'd know better by now!

[BOATS]

The Government used Ft. Meade Md. as one training base for soldiers training to remote view.  The project was called Stargate if I recall correctly.  Also there was one Officer that was in the program that dropped out after the Pam Am flight crashed over Lockerbie Scotland. He said after projecting there he encountered many of the spirits of the just departed and it really freaked him out.  I also read the book Above Top Secret and the Air Force soldier was not informed he was in communication with Astral beings but communicating with Alien Beings.  He was also informed that he had the ability to use the equipment on a psychic level as he was abducted as a child.  He dose describe the layout of the base correctly as I was there. I kind of suspected he might have just been misinformed if the story is true.     Well there goes my military pention.

[James S]

Oh dear!
I wouldn't worry too much about your pension BOATS  

Unless of course the Stargate program was real...and...err... there was a Goa'uld involved - Nirrti - you know the cute looking Goa'uld that has the personal invisibility doodad, and experimented on people to try and create some kind of super-human. Most of them ended up psychic, or dead.

Well, I've been buying the series on DVD, and I enjoy it a lot!
And I still think Nirrti is cute! Well, that is, Jaqueline Samuda who played Nirrti is cute.

Ok, I'll...just...umm...go now.


James.

[Nay]

Hehehe..feeling frisky James?..

[James S]

Hehehe..feeling frisky James?..

Well...what can I say?
Conspiracy theorists have their fantasies, I have mine.
Bet mine are more fun though!

[no_leaf_clover]

The government remote viewing programs are not the same as the television show 'Stargate'; they only shared the same name, and the government used it first. Considering parts of the RV program were at one time open to the public, I don't think they really compare as to which is more of a 'fantasy', either, unless you think Stargate (the television show) was a documentary. o.O

[Projector]

Did you guys know?

Those little plastic tips on the ends of shoelaces are actually transmitters sent by the goverment, used to track our every move??

We gotta warn the people!
   

[Nay]

Hahahaha!!!!!  Projector.

Nay

[James S]

"I don't think they really compare as to which is more of a 'fantasy', either, unless you think Stargate (the television show) was a documentary"
What, you mean it isn't? I'm devistated!!    

About the shoelaces, I guess since I wear Doc Martins a lot that means the British government are spying on me. Well I've got them fooled now! I've several pairs of Colorado slip-on shoes. NO LACES!!!
Hahahahaaa!


James.

P.S.
Is the use of multiple exclamation marks the sign of a deranged mind?

[Nay]

P.S.
Is the use of multiple exclamation marks the sign of a deranged mind?

If it is,  you're only one ahead of me..

Hugs,
Nay

[no_leaf_clover]

Ohh I love sarcasm too you guys

What, you mean it isn't? I'm devistated!!

Comparable to my shock when I learned that all you guys talking about flying out of your bodies in your spirits -  were serious!! Took a while for me to realize that my preconceptions about such things were quite possibly unfound!! And I think I'm out of my mind too with this multiple-exclamation thing, not to mention all the spirits flying around everywhere and kooky conspiracy theories. I mean who in their right mind.. military investigating remote viewing.. now why on Earth would they even want to try that.. I'm at a total loss, really. *devastated, btw

Did you guys know?

Those little plastic tips on the ends of shoelaces are actually transmitters sent by the goverment, used to track our every move??

We gotta warn the people!

I could seriously imagine a similar mockery of the AP over at their forums after one of our more unique members signed up there to tell those guys about how they could use psi-balls to blow up the world, DBZ-style. After all, a quick glance at their forums shows they have over 40,000 kooks, as compared to our 9,000 or so. So they're bound to have more nut jobs running abroad I suppose. A visit to their forums shows that doesn't seem to be the norm there, at least. But I guess ignorance is bliss, and no one needs the devil's advocate to have a good crack or two at the kooks, lol.

PS - Just making sure this post isn't misconstrued as me being sore or anything, heh.

[James S]

No worries No Leaf.  
I've been reading your posts for long enough to know you don't get cut up over things.

You know the really funny part, the real irony about all this, is there are very likely some big wig military types sitting at their desks right now who are seriously thinking up stuff like this, and wondering how they can use it to thier advantage.

That, without a doubt, is the biggest laugh!


James.