It is in his next to last video, “Signs and Wonders” where Steven Greenstreet was the most guilty of the sin of omission. I use the term because he wanted to use a religious metaphor in all of his videos about current day Skinwalker Ranch, the docuseries, and the Brandon Fugal Stewardship of the ranch. I really like Brandon’s use of the word stewardship to describe his relationship to the ranch as sole owner. The fact is that we should all think of ourselves as stewards with everything we own and really all of our relationships with family, friends, spouses, pets and everything on the planet living or not. We are most definitely stewards of the material corporeal world, and being aware of that would go a long way toward improving how we act and treat our planet and its occupants.
Back to Greenstreet. I already mentioned in the introductory
post that he misrepresented the way the team spoke about the foyer of the ranch
house. James Lacatski saw what he saw in the kitchen from the foyer and so the
team changed nothing with their anecdotes about visitors to the ranch house. This
is especially true considering that consciousness is foundational to reality
and there are many known power spots across the planet where many people, and I
mean thousands, experience paranormal activity. A famous one that comes to mind
is near Sedona Arizona. It is very plausible to believe that the foyer is one
such power spot. I think it is funny because in one of his ads running up to
the series, he had a photo of himself sitting in the foyer contemplating
tubular bells as he said. This demonstrates that he knew that Lacatski was in
the foyer when he saw them. Greenstreet certainly omitted that when he
proceeded with his butcher piece.
I completely assumed that he would address things that were
shown in the three seasons of the docuseries and ask questions about that but,
he did not. He only showed glimpses of the medical issues and through inuendo
dismissed them as either false or not caused by the ranch. He had ample
opportunity to ask them about the metal found in the mesa, or the multiple UAP’s
that were spotted in places and at times where they could not be Starlink
satellites. He never referenced Dr. Travis Taylor’s radiation poisoning. It was
almost as if he had not watched the docuseries. Throughout all of his videos
connected with the visit to the ranch he continually made religious references
and was overtly suggesting that the all of the team were gullible believers in
UFO’s and the paranormal and he used their religious affiliation as proof that
they had a different motive for the ranch investigation.
It was like he bought all of the physicalist scientific
arguments against the exploration and investigation without really
understanding them. Rather, he seemed to simply accept as fact all of
physicalist scientific dogma oblivious to the fact that it is coming under
heated scrutiny these days. He was definitely an experiencer but a
non-believing skeptical experiencer denying his sighting of a UAP in Utah years
before. Interestingly, he does a cameo appearance at the end of the film “A Tear
in the Sky” and is supportive of it. The fact is that the film, while very good
in my estimation, actually is very similar to the docuseries he is hell bent on
debunking.
As I see it, Brandon Fugal, the Skinwalker Ranch team of
investigators, and their docuseries is on the frontier of scientific
investigation. While I do not doubt the experiences of the NIDS team and the
BASS AAWSAP program, the current investigation has purposefully avoided some of
the more exotic claims. Likely those claims are real experiences of a
consciousness induced nature. As some form of the panpsychist view is gaining
more credibility and respectability, the current investigation has more and
more importance. Documenting the anomalies, energy spikes, apparitions, and UAP
sightings is important. It is like the key and the kite which led to a giant
leap forward for humanity technologically. Let the doubters, the debunkers, the
physicalist dogmatist keep on. To insinuate there is not a scientific investigation
going on at Skinwalker Ranch requires a hidden agenda.
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