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corrijean
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May 24, 2013
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#481
trysts wrote:
corrijean wrote:

Well, at least we can all lift a glass of Pan Galactic Gargleblaster in celebration of Towel Day tomorrow.

Lol! What?

http://towelday.org/ Laughing

bigpoison
bigpoison
May 24, 2013
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#482
Tmb86 wrote:

 Any civilisation which is capable of traversing such distances is far in advance of our own. They could likely make the choice between annihilating us or parenting us.

Or stayin' the hell away from us.  If I was some alien dude and discovered that an alien life form's (inhabiting that little blue marble third from the little sun) greatest achievement was the capability of completely destroying themselves, I reckon I'd just leave well enough alone.

trysts
trysts
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May 24, 2013
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#483
corrijean wrote:
trysts wrote:
corrijean wrote:

Well, at least we can all lift a glass of Pan Galactic Gargleblaster in celebration of Towel Day tomorrow.

Lol! What?

http://towelday.org/ 

It's those kinds of things which make me happy that you introduced me to VHEMT, corrijeanLaughing

Ubik42
Ubik42
May 24, 2013
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#484
Master_Valek wrote:
Ubik42 wrote:
Master_Valek wrote:
Ubik42 wrote:
Master_Valek wrote:

You can't downplay the significance of this.

Any relation to that guy that worked at area 51, and had all the intimiate details of how they were trying to reverse engineer the UFO? Then, asked by someone who had actually worked there where the bathrooms were, came up empty.

http://vault.fbi.gov/hottel_guy/Guy%20Hottel%20Part%201%20of%201/view

Try this memory test. Without looking back at the document:

1. Was this in reference to the 1947 Roswell incident?

2. Was Guy Hottel an actual witness to the event he was describing?

 

Now, look at the document and see if you got the right answers.

1. I never said it was the Roswell Incident

2. I neevr said Guy Hottel saw the incident himself, only that he was to investigate from a Military Informant, most likely someone of high ranking for him to be taken seriously enough to be recorded in a memo. 

3. This memo is only one example of many that have directly speak about UFO intervention

1. Yeah, it was 3 years after. NM Must have been UFO central, those faulty alien spacecraft were just raining down on New Mexico every few years. My theory is the aliens hadn't perfected crash avoidance radar yet, so they kept running into the planet. Oh, and not only are they humanoid, but they were suits similar to what our boys wore at the time. Maybe they were trying to look inconspicous.

2. Right, not Guy Hottel. Secondhand information. In other words, Guy Hottel doesn't know any more than you do.

3. One example that fails to impress.

To qualify as evidence, it needs to be examinable. What you have there, a one page second hand report without so much as a picture, is pretty worthless, yes? or do you really want to come to the conclusion that we have alien spacecraft based off of that?

royalbishop
royalbishop
May 24, 2013
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#485
reflectivist wrote:
5/23/13 Huffington Post:
San Diego UFO Photographed Over Historical Edgemoor Barn

What exactly did Ellen Henry photograph in the sky above Santee, Calif., on May 7?

"It was clear and certainly not a bug," Henry told local ABC TV affiliate News 10.

Henry is a member of the Santee Historical Society (SHS) located in San Diego County and, according to the SanteePatch, was taking pictures of a historical building, the Edgemoor Barn.

Think about it. That clearly was a duplicate of an original. If they are that advanced they would have a way us not detecting them atleast not with our eyes. I have the believe they have only 1 and not able to operate it due to they discovered it has several functions that could produce serious destruction. Not a weapon but maybe it could overload due to build up of Energy. Or to fly it you may need to operate 5 controls simutaneously.

Ubik42
Ubik42
May 24, 2013
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#486
Master_Valek wrote:

or

 

1. the government have been made aware of these spacecraft, came into possession of them and have tried to operate them, or they could have been prototypes that went badly wrong. The betty cash incident reminds me of a bad prototype UFO like craft in which she obtained severe radiation poisening. 

 

2. Whether or not Guy Hottel was speaking from second hand information, there are plenty first hand accounts of a clear coverup from plenty more memo's. I'd be more than happy to a list a few?

1. Hasn't that already done in a Will Smith movie (come to think of it, hasn't pretty much everything already been done in a Will Smith movie, with the possible exception of decent acting)?

No word on how we came into possesion of UFO's. I am going to go with "miracle".

2. By all means, list the memos of the conspirators. Special interest to the ones from people who have already been killed by black helicopters.

bigpoison
bigpoison
May 24, 2013
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#487
reflectivist wrote:

A staple of talk shows and lecture circuits, his confrontational style of debate made him both a lauded and controversial figure. Known for his  contrarian stance on a number of issues, he excoriated such public figures as Mother Teresa, Bill Clinton,Henry Kissinger, Lady Diana, Ayn Rand, and Pope Benedict XVI. He was the older brother of author Peter Hitchens.



That's quite the list.  I've never heard of the dude, but, ya' gotta' admit, he's pretty good at singling out folks deserving of "excoriation".

corrijean
corrijean
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May 24, 2013
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#488
trysts wrote:
corrijean wrote:
trysts wrote:
corrijean wrote:

Well, at least we can all lift a glass of Pan Galactic Gargleblaster in celebration of Towel Day tomorrow.

Lol! What?

http://towelday.org/ 

It's those kinds of things which make me happy that you introduced me to VHEMT, corrijean

I'm starting off at 8 AM with an hour and a half of power yoga (you really need a towel for that). Then off to the spa (lots of towels there) followed by The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (1981) accompanied by some of the gargleblasters.

It's a full day of celebration. I don't understand why I can't talk anyone else into celebrating Towel Day . . .

Laughing

Ubik42
Ubik42
May 24, 2013
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#489
bigpoison wrote:
reflectivist wrote:

A staple of talk shows and lecture circuits, his confrontational style of debate made him both a lauded and controversial figure. Known for his  contrarian stance on a number of issues, he excoriated such public figures as Mother Teresa, Bill Clinton,Henry Kissinger, Lady Diana, Ayn Rand, and Pope Benedict XVI. He was the older brother of author Peter Hitchens.



That's quite the list.  I've never heard of the dude, but, ya' gotta' admit, he's pretty good at singling out folks deserving of "excoriation".

And I suppose I missed someone making fun of the giant that was Christopher Hitchens.

Ubik42
Ubik42
May 24, 2013
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#490
corrijean wrote:
trysts wrote:
corrijean wrote:
trysts wrote:
corrijean wrote:

Well, at least we can all lift a glass of Pan Galactic Gargleblaster in celebration of Towel Day tomorrow.

Lol! What?

http://towelday.org/ 

It's those kinds of things which make me happy that you introduced me to VHEMT, corrijean

I'm starting off at 8 AM with an hour and a half of power yoga (you REALLY need a towel for that). Then off to the spa (lots of towels there) followed by The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (1981) accompanied by some of the gargleblasters.

It's a full day of celebration. I don't understand why I can't talk anyone else into celebrating Towel Day . . .

 

Not only wouldnt I miss towel day, I am going to change my name in honor of it!

Ubik42
Ubik42
May 24, 2013
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#491

 

(I don't know, but I am making a guess this pic came from the episode where Kirk gets split in two)

trysts
trysts
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May 24, 2013
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#492
bigpoison wrote:
reflectivist wrote:

A staple of talk shows and lecture circuits, his confrontational style of debate made him both a lauded and controversial figure. Known for his  contrarian stance on a number of issues, he excoriated such public figures as Mother Teresa, Bill Clinton,Henry Kissinger, Lady Diana, Ayn Rand, and Pope Benedict XVI. He was the older brother of author Peter Hitchens.



That's quite the list.  I've never heard of the dude, but, ya' gotta' admit, he's pretty good at singling out folks deserving of "excoriation".

Christopher Hitchens also thought the invasions of Afghanistan and Iraq were great, was friends with Ahmed Chalabi an Iraqi national who gave the U.S. "intelligence" about WMDs in Iraq, considered himself a neocon in support of U.S. foreign policy, and thought that Abu Ghraib was in good hands after 2003 and would debate anyone about it. Yes, Christopher Hitchens was a real winner.

bigpoison
bigpoison
May 24, 2013
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#493
corrijean wrote:

The Roswell incident wasn't invented until decades after it was supposed to have happened.

Was it in the Bible or somethin'?

trysts
trysts
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May 24, 2013
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#494
corrijean wrote:
 

I'm starting off at 8 AM with an hour and a half of power yoga (you really need a towel for that). Then off to the spa (lots of towels there) followed by The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (1981) accompanied by some of the gargleblasters.

It's a full day of celebration. I don't understand why I can't talk anyone else into celebrating Towel Day . . .

 

Laughing

bigpoison
bigpoison
May 24, 2013
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#495
trysts wrote:
bigpoison wrote:
reflectivist wrote:

A staple of talk shows and lecture circuits, his confrontational style of debate made him both a lauded and controversial figure. Known for his  contrarian stance on a number of issues, he excoriated such public figures as Mother Teresa, Bill Clinton,Henry Kissinger, Lady Diana, Ayn Rand, and Pope Benedict XVI. He was the older brother of author Peter Hitchens.



That's quite the list.  I've never heard of the dude, but, ya' gotta' admit, he's pretty good at singling out folks deserving of "excoriation".

Christopher Hitchens also thought the invasions of Afghanistan and Iraq were great, was friends with Ahmed Chalabi an Iraqi national who gave the U.S. "intelligence" about WMDs in Iraq, considered himself a neocon in support of U.S. foreign policy, and thought that Abu Ghraib was in good hands after 2003 and would debate anyone about it. Yes, Christopher Hitchens was a real winner.

So, he batted what?  .250?

He's no Miggy. 

trysts
trysts
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May 24, 2013
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#496
Master_Valek wrote:

But all the students are grown up now. The science teacher refused to believe it, but later recordings where found he had secretly made admitting to the events of that day... recognizing it really had happened. 

They are so happy that they can openly talk about it now, but all records concerning the incident where destroyed, a gradual coverup had been made over the years but one copy of the incident survives in a local library under safe control.

I watched this documentary about it a few weeks ago:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bTqE805dhOE

bigpoison
bigpoison
May 24, 2013
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#497

Ha!  You sure the gov't knows anything?  I'm dubious.

trysts
trysts
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May 24, 2013
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#498
Master_Valek wrote:
trysts wrote:
Master_Valek wrote:

But all the students are grown up now. The science teacher refused to believe it, but later recordings where found he had secretly made admitting to the events of that day... recognizing it really had happened. 

They are so happy that they can openly talk about it now, but all records concerning the incident where destroyed, a gradual coverup had been made over the years but one copy of the incident survives in a local library under safe control.

I watched this documentary about it a few weeks ago:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bTqE805dhOE

It's an excellent documentary and one of the BEST UFO sightings ever in recorded history.

I believe there are also a couple documentaries about school sightings in Zimbabwe and Scotland, but I've only seen excerpts from them.

royalbishop
royalbishop
May 24, 2013
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#499

Hey be cool guys. If the Po Po come and get you... we never met and do not name names. As far as they are concerned this was all a joke.

I do not even know how to spell UFO from the point on. YUEFUHO

trysts
trysts
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May 24, 2013
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#500
Master_Valek wrote:
 

In dunoon, there was a sighting in 50's I believe, a group of school children were travelling to school with their teacher when they saw several UFO (silver saucers) cascading the sky above them. 

 

We have had some recent UFO activity since then and my own encounter when I was 14, we saw three UFO's above our house in Innellan, doing some very strange things, nothing but balls of light, moving as though under intelligent control and soundless. 

That's interesting! I'll try to find the Scotland documentary when I wake up. ThanksSmile