Originally posted by syrinx high priest
Hey John
As the saying goes, extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.
That phrase was coined by Carl Sagan and was part of his government sponsored disinformation campaign which, I might add, was very, very successful.
All extraordinary claims require is proof. Thats all. No extraordinary evidence is required.
Where is yours ?
Well if you are referring to my claims of mining operations on the moon, I guess that would be obvious. Since you or I won't be going to the moon
anytime soon my proof will have to wait. But just because I cannot prove it today doesn't mean its not true today.
You seem to be saying the mining operation is human, and not alien. Is that correct ?
Well let me clarify, it might be a joint venture. And also let me say that there are human aliens. So the operation might be operated by human aliens
and humans, as you call them. Thats us, I guess.
What contractors are involved in making these pieces of equipment specifically ?
I don't know but if if had to guess probably Fluor, Morrison Knudson (or whatever they call themselves these days), certainly Halliburton would be
right up there on the list. Any major contractor that is currently contracting the the government could be involved.
What launch sites are used to get the equipment up there, specifically ?
Most launches or actually its a 'levitation' because it is all anti-grav. The only reason rocket propulsion is used these days is to distract the
public. As far as sites most are probably in Australia.
Where does the money come from ?
The manufacture, sale and distribution of illegal drugs is the primary source. Looting of government funds, bank fraud, savings and loan fraud are
also right up there.
Even the black budget has limits.
Actually, the way it works, the black budget has no limits but the black budget is not used for any of the really secret stuff.
You can't hide a trillion dollars impact on the economy, you just can't.
Well, actually you can. You can even steal and hide $2.3 trillion. Ask Dov Zakheim.
according to what I have been able to find, "These tremendous machines can cost over $100 million, take 5 years to assemble, require 5 people
to operate, weigh more than 13,000 tons"
That description of a tremendous machine, my friend, is very small potatoes compared to what we can manufacture and ship to the moon. Very small.
outfitted for the moon, these pieces of equipment must be incomprehensively expensive, and take forever to build
They are not 'incomprehensively' expensive, but they are not cheap. Forever is a long, long time. Some can take a few years but not 'forever'.
and lastly, where are they taking the helium3, and what are they using it for ?
Someone proposed that heliuim3 would be valuable to mine. I personally doubt it but the truth is I don't know what they mine. I hope its not gold. I
hate competition.
to me, your game seems to be to attract attention, and then claim ignorance of any details.
Sounds like a plan.
reminds me of a guy named titor honestly
You mean John Titor? You know him? I just had dinner with him on the moon!
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