Fear of Outcomes: UFOlogy vs Astrobiology Distrust Explained

a reply to: ZetaRediculian

They site a lot of references so there is no need to take me seriously at all

It's "cite", bright boy.

originally posted by: Scdfa
a reply to: ZetaRediculian

They site a lot of references so there is no need to take me seriously at all

It's "cite", bright boy.

well once you get past that, you should read up on corporal forms

originally posted by: ZetaRediculian

originally posted by: Scdfa
a reply to: ZetaRediculian

They site a lot of references so there is no need to take me seriously at all

It's "cite", bright boy.

well once you get past that, you should read up on corporal forms

I wonder if it's difficult to read with blinkers on.

a reply to: mirageman



The part where he does his version of what he heard coming from inside is after the 3.30 minute mark. Or so. (the re enactment has an actor other than Michalak in it, but Michalak is interviewed along with it.)

Vlc player has a bug so no sound gets recorded with video so I found this already on youtube..

There was a silver shard which was radioactive found near where the craft landed which investigators concluded was planted to discredit Stephen Michalak and the RCMP did the same thing by pursuing their investigation as if they already believed it was a hoax and they treated him that way and twisted their report to that effect. Everyone who knew him and especially his son would later say how ludicrous those assumptions about his Dad were, that authorities tried to pass off the case as being.

If it was a hoax, it was done using some sort of medical miracle in order to have recurring burns spontaneously appear at intervals over the next 40 years! His doctors couldn't explain what was causing that to happen and it was never explained. Imagine 10 years later waking up in great pain to fresh burns and blisters in 3rd degree status which also gave off the smell of a burning electrical smell. Very bizarre to say the least.

In UFO injury cases, this follows a pattern where it is assumed that the creatures are vastly higher in intellect but only in the area of academic knowledge. In the area of moral or spiritual advancement, the creatures in many cases where humans have been injured, it appears the visitors are fearful of humans and cannot discern when humans may be a threat to them, as opposed to being able to tell when humans near their craft are not actually threatening them. So their "greater intellect" has definite limitations where it is seen the visitors have no compassion or other emotions governing their use of force and violence against an unknown.

(They shoot first, and don't ask questions later). (so to speak). I don't fault them for that, because humans are violent and unpredictable, but it is just an observation and there is a pattern of this.

a reply to: NoCorruptionAllowed

This is one of the more convincing cases.

originally posted by: draknoir2

originally posted by: ZetaRediculian

originally posted by: Scdfa
a reply to: ZetaRediculian

They site a lot of references so there is no need to take me seriously at all

It's "cite", bright boy.

well once you get past that, you should read up on corporal forms

I wonder if it's difficult to read with blinkers on.

I think Hyneck did research on that

a reply to: draknoir2

quie easy brother ,as well you should know , what happened to tangerine ? you didn eat him did you ?

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a reply to: NoCorruptionAllowed

(They shoot first, and don't ask questions later). (so to speak). I don't fault them for that, because humans are violent and unpredictable, but it is just an observation and there is a pattern of this.

kind of reminded me of





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a reply to: funbox

Took me awhile to stop laughing after watching that..

Throwing a feral cat on those gremlin critters would be equally funny.

a reply to: NoCorruptionAllowed

poor moggy would have ended up like e.t in that et eat et universe



does it taste like chicken or cotton ? would a visitor care or even have taste buds?, only a critter would know

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