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"Aliens and the 57 Varieties : The True Alien Agenda"
By Andy Miller. Copyright 2006. [1]
There are thousands upon thousands of UFO reports each year.
Most respectable UFO researchers accept that a majority of those
reports have mundane sources. The precise numbers given differ
from individual to individual, but most ufologists accept that
between 70 per cent and 95 per cent of sightings are the result
of misperception, delusion or hoaxes.
The total number of reports investigated since 1947 is
overwhelming. Yet little persuasive evidence has resulted from
those investigations. Even today, relatively few mainstream
scientists accept that the residue of unexplained cases is due to
anything more than ineptitude by the relevant amateur UFO
investigators.
www.virtuallystrange.net...
You are urged to call for a
global ban on baked beans. At the very least, we should call for
a change in baked bean production to reduce flatulence.
(Registration No.
2006FO4OL)
Originally posted by Crakeur
I stopped reading at the moronic connection between 57 alien varieties and heinz's 57 since I actually did read up on that.
Originally posted by Spiderj
Or [is Andy Miller] serious.
If so my apologies...kind of...because if you are being serious you have horrible timing.
Originally posted by Ectoterrestrial
warning, rant activiated!
My spidey sense turns on whenever people use the word 'energy' to describe a mysterious glowing, spiritual or mental force. YOu could replace the word 'energy' with 'smurf' in these contexts, and retain all of the meaning.
Originally posted by NotClever
You are urged to call for a
global ban on baked beans. At the very least, we should call for
a change in baked bean production to reduce flatulence.
I'm writing my Congressman. This must end!!
Originally posted by IsaacKoi
Below is an article by British researcher and conspiracy theorist
Andy Miller, which I pass on (at his request) without endorsing
its contents. Andy Miller does not have a website so I can't
simply give a link.
Could Heinz, in fact, have known about the 57 varieties of aliens
subsequently revealed to the public by Clifford Stone?
Originally posted by Crakeur
funny, I was assisting my wife on a project for work and Heinz 57 came into the conversation so I did a little digging on the 57 varieties and I read all about how he came up with the slogan.
The reason behind it was simple. He saw an ad for 21 styles of shoes and realized that the idea of telling the consumer you had more than one product available was a good idea. Since he sold varieties, not styles, he switched out the word. It is correct that he was already selling well more than the 57 varieties, the number 57 was chosen based on the number 5 and the number 7 having "significant" meaning to Heinz and his wife. Heinz' biographer has said that the numbers were chosen for "occult reasons."
the heinz story
www.heinz.com...
Originally posted by EnkiduYes. I believe it all. That simple key, the number "57," unlocked the door to a massive conspiracy labarynth involving pickles, Stone's unimpeachable testimony, Aliens in the Bible, Stanton Friedman, the Andes, yurts, peach cobbler, John Denver, and Bob Denver.
Originally posted by Crakeur
Heinz' biographer has said that the numbers were chosen for "occult reasons."