Friday Coffee

So recently Joe Rogan was talking with various people and then talking about the story with them that there is an ET Alien underground base down here 'not too far' (is actually quite far) from where I am presently residing. 

At a place called 'Mount Zeil.'

I have mentioned a long time ago but I can't even remember exactly when, that there are these rare few remaining legit 'Wangi men' right up in the far Northern most parts of Western Australia - who have strange powers including that their bodies have electrical currents running all over them and you can see it in the nighttime when they are sitting and chanting and playing the yirdaki (didgeridoo).

There's nothing out there. This is
Mount Zeil waterhole.
You might as well be on the Moon
or Mars.
LOL

I'm pretty sure I mentioned that on the outside of the didgeridoos there are always 'spirit animals' etched and the ones out there in the North Kimberleys and also in the Great Western Sandy Desert, have the racehorse goanna or 'Sand Monitor' depicted.

This animal is depicted because it represents something with the ability to go between several worlds - by taking off down tunnels into the earth, but then arriving somewhere else, literally another world completely.

They can move through space and time.

So I guess it's conceivable there is an Alien base or something up there.

I definitely have had reports to me from people I trust to tell the truth, that they have more or less had all of the experiences that are being talked about by modern public figures such as Rogan: seen light objects late at night flying around out there, above the sea, and going into the ground back on the land-side, and been with a Wangi man and so on, and even having had weird experiences when placed into some kind of trance state by the Aboriginal medicine man.

...One of the people who told me his story a while back, was actually a University of WA Maths Department lecturer! LOL

Sometimes, I prefer
the more obvious
human culture places...

But he totally went 'wild' after his experiences and 'reverted' to the Surfie lifestyle that he had when he was a teenager on the major world professional Surfers circuit. He was quite a big name at one point, although his then competition surfing buddy - Murray Smith - became a multi-millionaire through the surfing business as a whole and was a much bigger name in the end.

The fact is though, that there would be little point anyone just blindly taking off up there/out there in the Outback and hoping to find Aliens!

It's such a huge place...

It's quiet; there's no people there - not at this exact location, wide though it also is as a 'location.'

Depending on light conditions and the time of year, yes it can be very beautiful. But then, it can also seem very bland and empty, say, compared to Tropical Jungles which are teeming with life, or Pacific North-West forests, or high mountains and so on

A person could go there and see exactly nothing. 

...Which is the same like everywhere on the planet these days, I suppose. Oh, except for the war-zones. ISI in Pakistan has just staged a 'soft coup' by moving the Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif into a private hospital and holding him there while taking over all of his executive functions. The head of the ISI, Asim Munir has - like the mysterious racehorse goanna - gone to ground and no one has seen or heard from him for two weeks.