Why is tom delonge famous

Since the young age of 16, DeLonge has spent much of his time touring the world, playing guitar and singing in front of countless die-hard fans. His passion for these difficult-to-grasp subjects certainly caused me to consider interpreting his excitement for insanity. Funny early footage of Tom DeLonge ranting about aliens and government conspiracies.

He remained a member of Blink until January of when DeLonge officially parted ways with his long-time friends and band-mates. In , DeLonge founded To The Stars , a media company that would develop science fiction films, graphic novels, television shows and comics whose primary content was based on unidentified flying objects, government conspiracies, alternate universes, and more. Our goal is to introduce these unconventional subjects and their potential to affect the world positively. We are inviting the public to help build a paradigm-shifting global movement and own it with us.

Together we can create a vehicle that pushes us forward where we can hopefully learn that we are much more special and much more connected to each other than we can imagine. I've had my phone tapped. I've done a lot of weird stuff in this industry - people wouldn't believe me if I told them," the Blink guitarist told Paper magazine. Talking about the start of his quest to uncover extraterrestrial life, DeLonge says: "At the time I didn't know it, but the person I was dealing with was being awoken in the middle of the night with clicking and buzzing noises and falling on the ground vomiting, every morning at 4 am.

Department of Defense, exploring metaphorical dark corners of the government. The Wall Street Journal reported that the rocker wrote to Podesta vaguely about their shared interest of intellectual life and greater government disclosure. McCasland to help the rocker assemble his UFO advisory team.

If you guys come along for the ride, it's going to be pretty fantastic. The footage of declassified military videos was released at the same time as the New York Times article. DeLonge took to Instagram in a since-deleted post to quickly shut down what he called a "blatant lie.

So how in the hell did we spend it?! The U. DeLonge was elated that the videos were officially declassified, as evidenced by a series of tweets. But with musicians, you want to dress like them, or listen to other bands like them. But he clearly knows something, or thinks he knows something. But what level of government cover-up are we talking about? Are aliens to him by now really living among us like in Men in Black?

Anybody can go on to the CIA website and read thousands of reports. Our government has had decades of the very difficult burden of dealing with something that is extremely advanced but poorly understood. They need time to dig into this, to understand it, to gather data and analyse it.

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