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Again People Are Saying Aliens Do Exist.. (pg. 2)
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| Cloudburst |
| quote: | Originally posted by lacksesepsotygh
what are your favourite trance classics? |
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, real interesting all this. I didn't know the sun was the biggest of all. |
| quote: | Originally posted by Ted Promo
, real interesting all this. I didn't know the sun was the biggest of all. |
haha the 3 posts I first thought of. :stongue: |
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| Axer |
| This thread reminds me of Allien Nation. Was a sick brand though. I had wack belt. I donno if the make anymore of them. |
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| echosystm |
CLEARLY HE IS LYING.
| quote: | | Dr Mitchell is joint record holder for the longest ever moon walk, at nine hours and 17 minutes. |
not even a once-white african american pop singer can do that. |
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| tubularbills |
I WANT TO BELIEVE
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| pkcRAISTLIN |
i love it how people always blow the whistle on this kind of stuff well after they were working for "the man". its always when they're half-dead and senile and a nobody in retirement. and why dont they ever keep any evidence of anything during their employment? ha.
imagine all the governments of the world getting together to organise not to tell everyone about the existence of alien contact. governments couldn't come together to make an omelet. you know, iran and america and china and france - all sitting down for a chat despite never ever being able to agree on anything.
consider how many ex employees these government agencies have. consider how many people are required to keep the secret of aliens from us.
do the math. |
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| Trance Nutter |
| quote: | Originally posted by pkcRAISTLIN
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Now now, theres no need to bring logic into this argument. |
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| PETRAN |
| quote: | Originally posted by pkcRAISTLIN
i love it how people always blow the whistle on this kind of stuff well after they were working for "the man". its always when they're half-dead and senile and a nobody in retirement. and why dont they ever keep any evidence of anything during their employment? ha.
imagine all the governments of the world getting together to organise not to tell everyone about the existence of alien contact. governments couldn't come together to make an omelet. you know, iran and america and china and france - all sitting down for a chat despite never ever being able to agree on anything.
consider how many ex employees these government agencies have. consider how many people are required to keep the secret of aliens from us.
do the math. |
Yeah, but the aliens could have just made contact with USA. As a result, whilst UFO viewings are made everywhere, only USA officially knows whats going-on :disbelief
(this scenario is like X-Files actually lol)
The phenomenon of UFO IS real (although the real UFO viewings are really rare), but i don't know why it is always associated with aliens and stuff. I mean they are "unidentified" right? so why do they have to be aliens? I guess that the probability of the "Alien hypothesis" to be real equals other crazy causal possibilities such as "crazy physical phenomenon that we know nothing about", "visitors from the future", "supra-dimensional entities", "ghosts", "Superman"...etc.
Speaking of which, i was chilling with some friends in a cafeteria at the coast of my local town about a week ago, when this strange star started to move slowly at a steady speed (!) until it was lost on the horizon (it had a south-to-north direction). I thought that it was a satellite but then, after about 4 days ago, an almost identical star started to move at a similar speed, but now it followed a different east-to-west path. What it was more strange was that the current "Star" suddenly dissapeared after a sudden "glimpse" (warp-gate or something? lol). I was really sure that the first star was a satellite but after the second episode (which was associated with an identical "Star"), i wasn't sure anymore... |
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| quote: | Originally posted by PETRAN
Speaking of which, i was chilling with some friends in a cafeteria at the coast of my local town about a week ago, when this strange star started to move slowly at a steady speed (!) until it was lost in the horizon (it had a south-to-north direction). I thought that it was a satellite but then, after about 4 days ago, an almost identical star started to move at a similar speed, but now it followed a different east-to-west path. What it was more strange was that the current "Star" suddenly dissapeared after a sudden "glimpse" (warp-gate or something? lol). I was really sure that the first star was a satellite but after the second episode (which was associated with an identical "Star"), i wasn't sure anymore... |
You should have called the air force. |
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| Sunsnail |
These aliens are everywhere |
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| euphoria |
| quote: | Originally posted by pkcRAISTLIN
i love it how people always blow the whistle on this kind of stuff well after they were working for "the man". its always when they're half-dead and senile and a nobody in retirement. and why dont they ever keep any evidence of anything during their employment? ha.
imagine all the governments of the world getting together to organise not to tell everyone about the existence of alien contact. governments couldn't come together to make an omelet. you know, iran and america and china and france - all sitting down for a chat despite never ever being able to agree on anything.
consider how many ex employees these government agencies have. consider how many people are required to keep the secret of aliens from us.
do the math. |
An accusation of this calibur may cost someone thier life if it is in fact true, and them the government will make it look accidental and sweep it all under the rug. Being that most of these people who tell these stories have worked with the goverment in the past (for ex: retired military) know what the government is capable of and probably fear for their lives. When they are old and frail they really have nothing to loose since death is around the corner, so may as well spill the beans.
...I think I have been watching too much sci-fi channel :tongue2 |
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| infinity HiGH |
| quote: | Originally posted by euphoria
An accusation of this calibur may cost someone thier life if it is in fact true, and them the government will make it look accidental and sweep it all under the rug. Being that most of these people who tell these stories have worked with the goverment in the past (for ex: retired military) know what the government is capable of and probably fear for their lives. When they are old and frail they really have nothing to loose since death is around the corner, so may as well spill the beans.
...I think I have been watching too much sci-fi channel :tongue2 |
Obviously. Not that I believe in a government conspiracy but there's some obvious reasons as to why people wouldn't just come out with it during their careers.
Also making omelets and hiding aliens are on a different caliber. |
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