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The Lost Century (a clip from Steven Greer's film called Unacknowledged)

Watch the full film here:    • Видео   The topics of interstellar civilizations visiting here and the study of the technologies related to that phenomenon have been purposefully obfuscated, ridiculed, dismissed and targeted by strategic propaganda operations for decades. How did we get here? and why has our civilization essentially stagnated in our use of petroleum based technology for over a century (when we have had access to viable energy/propulsion alternatives that are cleaner, cheaper and more efficient for decades)? Perhaps the general population has been so psychologically conditioned that many now suffer from a kind of ‘mass Stockholm syndrome’ in regards to their relationship to the government. How have we forgotten what history has taught us about how powerful institutions covered up the truth in order to continue pushing their dogma onto the world? Galileo, Nikola Tesla, Otis T. Carr, Ralph Ring, Stanley Meyer, Eugene Mallove, Dimitri Petronov, Adam Trombly the list goes on and on. Time after time we see that governments, "scientific" institutions, and religious institutions alike strove to deny the existence of anything that threatened their status quo, despite clear evidence which showed that the concepts taught in their dogmatic belief systems were false. There was a time when mainstream science professed that a heavier than air piece of machinery could never take flight. If it wasn't for the Wright brothers being open to all possibilities and then acting upon that innate facet of the true pursuit of science, it would be a whole lot harder to visit relatives and see the world. I think it's an illuminating thing to consider, that those 747s we now take for granted as we 'hop across continents' are derived from a form of technology/science that was once considered to be "impossible" by the mainstream scientific establishment. Something else worth considering is the fact that when you get in an airplane now, and travel across the country, you are getting to your destination in roughly the same amount of time (and in essence using the same basic technology) as someone who was flying in the late 50s! Doesn't that particular stagnation of technology seem a bit unusual to you? We carry around computers in our pockets, our scientists create nanotechnology and are close to creating artificial intelligence.. yet when it comes to the propulsion systems that power our transportation infrastructure, we are using essentially the same technology (jet engines and internal combustion engines) that our grandparents used to get around. Learn more and support Steven Greer's important work here: https://siriusdisclosure.com/