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Originally posted by Anonymous
Our Team contained two geologists (they were also cross-trained as biologists). The first thing our geologists did was map the entire planet.
Originally posted by Anonymous
All the buildings looks like adobe or mud huts.
Originally posted by Anonymous
Blankets of snow littered the landscape around the north pole. The snow measured about 20 feet, at its deepest. The temperature was a constant 33°. Our Team never found the temperature to vary in this region.
Originally posted by exsmokingman
i enjoyed battlefield earth which was quite good science fiction, far better than the movie which was still ok.
Originally posted by lost_shaman
All I have to say about this is that members and visitors should keep in mind the facts .
The fact that this is not information from original documents.
( In other words this is not something you should believe or disbelieve )
There is no reason for blind belief or blind rejection.
[edit on 30-1-2006 by lost_shaman]
Originally posted by exsmokingman
as a psychiatric nurse. i can spot some people here who suffer from schizophrenia posting. which is a good thing,what i don't like to see is people picking on them,so come on guys cut the crazies some slack. solidarity brothers.
Originally posted by MCory1
Anyone else try to break down "Archquloid"? I've done some etymological searches, but all I can find is Arch, cheif/principal, and oid, "like that of." Both are rooted in Greek for whatever that's worth. No luck with qu or qul, all I can find is latin/french, and nothing that makes any sense at all.
Originally posted by Nightshade09
I could go on with twenty more identical points with both stories have in common but for sake of being brief will not.
Being a Burisch debunker. I have to say I'm having STRONG deja vu with the start of the SERPO story or is that double vision.
Nightshade 09
[edit on 30-1-2006 by Nightshade09]
Originally posted by rdube02
Originally posted by Nightshade09
Nightshade - I agree, I've noticed the same similarities and when this first started I suspected the Burisch camp of intigating this... however now Burisch seems to be doing his best to try to debunk the whole Serpo saga as a hoax... which leaves me confused as to what the similarities mean and whether they are not just coincidental (although I am one who doesn't believe in coincidence). If anyone can come up with a solid link between Burisch and this Serpo story - I'd certainly offer up a WAYabove vote, and major kudos. Personally, the fact that he's trying to shoot down the Serpo story threw me for a loop...
-rdube02
Originally posted by onlyinmydreams
One contradiction that I noticed was that the team members that go to the cloning lab are not the ones Team Leader intended to send there. Now... some may say that this is a fatal flaw... but I still think that, because we don't know how the text is laid out, it isn't. After all... Team Leader may have changed his mind, the narrative could have skipped, or two entries could have been mashed together.
Originally posted by rdube02
I'm afraid that now I have to walk back over to the fence and sit on it again... Although it's getting kind of sore being up here. God I hate it when I flip-flop...
Originally posted by defuntion
Forgive me for being ingnorant of this subject, but can anyone footnote the cardinal sin Dan Burisch commited.
I'm relatively new to UFO debate in general...
I get the impression that this guy perpetuated some type of hoax or disinformation?
Or maybe can someone guide me to a link that sums up the case against this guy?
Regards,
J - DefunCtion
Originally posted by defuntion
Forgive me for being ingnorant of this subject, but can anyone footnote the cardinal sin Dan Burisch commited.