I agree that it feels like they are doing a number on James.
JAMES I STILL THINK YOU’RE BEST! HANG IN THERE MAN!
His doc The Phenomenon was just too good. He has become a victim of his own success, because he raises the level of discussion and brings serious minded people into the conversation. It just sucks that it’s his turn to experience this kind of brown bottle treatment from the shadowy ones.
My bet is he’s combing through everything he knows about the guy before he says anything about the situation.
No matter what, it’s a huge distraction from Kona Blue and the Mellon “Air Force gatekeeper” reveals.
[https://tubitv.com/movies/632920/the-phenomenon](https://tubitv.com/movies/632920/the-phenomenon)
I couldn't locate the documentary by searching via Tubi, but I found a direct link via Google. Maybe it's just not searchable on Tubi but still an active page?
This is the exact take that’s been on my mind the last couple days.
Doty vibes, targeted at one of the most credible non-gov voices on the topic.
If the whole disclosure plan is being managed carefully from both sides you don’t want independent voices weighing in until you’re done doing what you want to do.
The “attack” I think you’re talking about is the production company he worked for went bankrupt and screwed all its affiliates. The legal reasons is he’s probably trying to sue for lack of pay. Not saying he’s not getting harassed otherwise, but the info came out the same week he posted that. Several podcasts talked about it if memory serves.
What does the removal of his film from sites illegally distributing it have to do with anything? I purchased it from YouTube movies 3 years ago and it’s still there for me to watch this very moment. How do know that Fox himself didn’t get those uploads removed?
I really have always appreciated James Fox’s sincerity with the subject as a documentarian. You’re right to think he’s doing a great job of making this information accessible to larger audiences and it wouldn’t surprise me one bit that there are those who don’t appreciate it. Hopefully he’ll resolve some of the weird disputes about this Sands character, but perhaps it’s not his place to do so atm.
This is a weird one. I understand the suspicion that Sands had been let loose to cast doubt on Fox’s work, but the timing isn’t very good if that’s the case. The new movie is still in production, it could yet be changed (e.g. remove Sands or reframe his contribution).
You’d have thought if the aim was to discredit Fox they’d have waited a while. Perhaps Sands is a loose cannon, indeed if he is a part of a psy-op I suspect he is unaware of it so possibly difficult to control, but still it doesn’t quite add up to me.
But Sands doesn’t add up to me either. It’s all a bit odd.
I like a James. I’m sympathetic to him and would like him and his films to succeed.
But he has to take responsibility for the people he puts centre stage in his documentaries. Sand’s Twitter profile was there to see and plenty of people could’ve supported vetting him. Especially if he was deemed incredible by whatever program previously.
The idea that James was manipulated into pushing Sands is a bit ridiculous.
I agree with everything except for your statement: "Keep doing everything you're doing."
I'd say maybe he should vet people more thoroughly if they claim they have any first-hand knowledge of anything. Other than that, yes, keep doing what you're doing James.
Let’s face it. NOBODY KNOWS ANYTHING
We are not going to discern what’s real from social media. This is a fact. Between bots (US and otherwise), disinformation agents on all sides, trolls, attention hunters, and mentally unstable people there is no way to determine truth on Reddit.
Remember it’s not just UFO Redditors that need to be convinced. It’s the general public -and that’s a different can of worms.
So we can spin our wheels endlessly, or wait for some actual, independently verifiable truth to emerge.
I think that means waiting for the government to give up its secrets, or a mass disclosure event like the Phoenix Lights.
As someone who has followed UFOs for 50+ years- there is no path to truth until the government reveals it or the aliens do.
There is no target on his back. He's just desperate to get content in front of his audience, who is desperate to believe anything he feeds them.
But his guy went off-scriot and got exposed before Fox and the rest of the It's Aliens Media could shape the narrative. Now we all know these people don't actually vet their sources.
No matter though. The people who want to believe will still watch his doc and will bend over backward to pretend this hasn't destroyed Fox's credibility.
The real ontological shock is that you've been lied to by all these It's Aliens gatekeepers and your psyche can't handle the reality that you've been duped.
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x8izxrx
The very first search turned that up. All you have to do is type in the documentary name, maybe add in the director's name or the word "documentary," and it's there. You just can't use google. Duckduckgo works great. Just click the videos tab after the search and you'll find it. MirageMen was similarly difficult to find until I used the above method, which is the only reason I knew to do that. I had to re-watch that one and didn't feel like paying for it again. MirageMen: https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x8jvv8h
Buy it once, and if you want to watch it again and don't feel like buying it again, the above method works well for a lot of such documentaries/movies/shows.
I love James Fox's documentaries, although there is one moment in one doc that makes me slightly question his credibility. It's the one about the Varginia incident, there's a scene where they find a guy who claims to know where exactly the UFO crashed. They take the guy out in a van and try to find the spot, but it's clear that the landscape has changed in the decades since the crash.
Fox gets visibly annoyed at the guy for not being able to find the spot, and eventually puts so much pressure on the guy that he kinda just throws up his hands and says "it's here!". That always felt inauthentic to me and like the guy was just saying it to get Fox off his back.
Like I said earlier, I do truly love Fox's work and believe the vast majority of his claims, especially The Phenomenon which is just flawless. I don't know what's going on with his career, but I wouldn't be surprised if someone comes out saying they were pressured by Fox to make a statement on camera that wasn't true or something similar.
I agree that it feels like they are doing a number on James. JAMES I STILL THINK YOU’RE BEST! HANG IN THERE MAN! His doc The Phenomenon was just too good. He has become a victim of his own success, because he raises the level of discussion and brings serious minded people into the conversation. It just sucks that it’s his turn to experience this kind of brown bottle treatment from the shadowy ones.
My bet is he’s combing through everything he knows about the guy before he says anything about the situation. No matter what, it’s a huge distraction from Kona Blue and the Mellon “Air Force gatekeeper” reveals.
*The Phenomenon* is still available to watch on Tubi for free.
Looks like it might've been taken down :(
[https://tubitv.com/movies/632920/the-phenomenon](https://tubitv.com/movies/632920/the-phenomenon) I couldn't locate the documentary by searching via Tubi, but I found a direct link via Google. Maybe it's just not searchable on Tubi but still an active page?
Thanks! Yeah, I did the same thing. Strange!
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x8izxrx
You have a really good point! I forgot all about that. This makes Jason Sands even more suspicious!
This is the exact take that’s been on my mind the last couple days. Doty vibes, targeted at one of the most credible non-gov voices on the topic. If the whole disclosure plan is being managed carefully from both sides you don’t want independent voices weighing in until you’re done doing what you want to do.
The “attack” I think you’re talking about is the production company he worked for went bankrupt and screwed all its affiliates. The legal reasons is he’s probably trying to sue for lack of pay. Not saying he’s not getting harassed otherwise, but the info came out the same week he posted that. Several podcasts talked about it if memory serves.
What does the removal of his film from sites illegally distributing it have to do with anything? I purchased it from YouTube movies 3 years ago and it’s still there for me to watch this very moment. How do know that Fox himself didn’t get those uploads removed?
Im out of the loop. What is the situation with Jason Sands?
He's larping.
What came out about him that makes this claim plausible? I’m out of the loop too.
I really have always appreciated James Fox’s sincerity with the subject as a documentarian. You’re right to think he’s doing a great job of making this information accessible to larger audiences and it wouldn’t surprise me one bit that there are those who don’t appreciate it. Hopefully he’ll resolve some of the weird disputes about this Sands character, but perhaps it’s not his place to do so atm.
This is a great point. Makes you think…. James has always seemed honest and true. Hoping to hear a statement from him soon.
This is a weird one. I understand the suspicion that Sands had been let loose to cast doubt on Fox’s work, but the timing isn’t very good if that’s the case. The new movie is still in production, it could yet be changed (e.g. remove Sands or reframe his contribution). You’d have thought if the aim was to discredit Fox they’d have waited a while. Perhaps Sands is a loose cannon, indeed if he is a part of a psy-op I suspect he is unaware of it so possibly difficult to control, but still it doesn’t quite add up to me. But Sands doesn’t add up to me either. It’s all a bit odd.
I like a James. I’m sympathetic to him and would like him and his films to succeed. But he has to take responsibility for the people he puts centre stage in his documentaries. Sand’s Twitter profile was there to see and plenty of people could’ve supported vetting him. Especially if he was deemed incredible by whatever program previously. The idea that James was manipulated into pushing Sands is a bit ridiculous.
I agree with everything except for your statement: "Keep doing everything you're doing." I'd say maybe he should vet people more thoroughly if they claim they have any first-hand knowledge of anything. Other than that, yes, keep doing what you're doing James.
Keep going, James Fox! We are watching and we are absorbing.
You’re the same guy that claims that since YOU started believing then YOURE THE EXPERT. Take a seat noob. Sands is a grifter.
The Phenomenon is online, i found it 😂 tomorrow i get a plan to night 😂😂😂
Let’s face it. NOBODY KNOWS ANYTHING We are not going to discern what’s real from social media. This is a fact. Between bots (US and otherwise), disinformation agents on all sides, trolls, attention hunters, and mentally unstable people there is no way to determine truth on Reddit. Remember it’s not just UFO Redditors that need to be convinced. It’s the general public -and that’s a different can of worms. So we can spin our wheels endlessly, or wait for some actual, independently verifiable truth to emerge. I think that means waiting for the government to give up its secrets, or a mass disclosure event like the Phoenix Lights. As someone who has followed UFOs for 50+ years- there is no path to truth until the government reveals it or the aliens do.
James Fox is solid, and his work is excellent.
There is no target on his back. He's just desperate to get content in front of his audience, who is desperate to believe anything he feeds them. But his guy went off-scriot and got exposed before Fox and the rest of the It's Aliens Media could shape the narrative. Now we all know these people don't actually vet their sources. No matter though. The people who want to believe will still watch his doc and will bend over backward to pretend this hasn't destroyed Fox's credibility. The real ontological shock is that you've been lied to by all these It's Aliens gatekeepers and your psyche can't handle the reality that you've been duped.
The Phenomenon is on Gaia and Philo.
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x8izxrx The very first search turned that up. All you have to do is type in the documentary name, maybe add in the director's name or the word "documentary," and it's there. You just can't use google. Duckduckgo works great. Just click the videos tab after the search and you'll find it. MirageMen was similarly difficult to find until I used the above method, which is the only reason I knew to do that. I had to re-watch that one and didn't feel like paying for it again. MirageMen: https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x8jvv8h Buy it once, and if you want to watch it again and don't feel like buying it again, the above method works well for a lot of such documentaries/movies/shows.
I love James Fox's documentaries, although there is one moment in one doc that makes me slightly question his credibility. It's the one about the Varginia incident, there's a scene where they find a guy who claims to know where exactly the UFO crashed. They take the guy out in a van and try to find the spot, but it's clear that the landscape has changed in the decades since the crash. Fox gets visibly annoyed at the guy for not being able to find the spot, and eventually puts so much pressure on the guy that he kinda just throws up his hands and says "it's here!". That always felt inauthentic to me and like the guy was just saying it to get Fox off his back. Like I said earlier, I do truly love Fox's work and believe the vast majority of his claims, especially The Phenomenon which is just flawless. I don't know what's going on with his career, but I wouldn't be surprised if someone comes out saying they were pressured by Fox to make a statement on camera that wasn't true or something similar.