The likelyhood of something being a hoax., page 1

Check out this site. They've put numerous phenomena and the chance of them being a hoax. 100% means 100% sure that it is a hoax.

www.bighoax.com...

The first 20:

Patterson/Gimlin Bigfoot Film (1967) 25 % HOAX
Loch Ness Surgeon's Photo (1934) 87 % HOAX
Alien Autopsy Footage (1995) 98 % HOAX
Roswell Flying Saucer Crash (1947) 55 % HOAX
Saucer Crash at San Agustin (1947) 55 % HOAX
Chupacabras (1996) 65 % HOAX
Sea Serpents (1800-2000) 50 % HOAX
Face On Mars (1976, 2000) 65 % HOAX
Giant Squid and Octopi (1700-2000) .01 % HOAX
Eastern Cougar (1960-2000) 8 % HOAX
Bigfoot in Ohio (1970-2000) 25 % HOAX
Bigfoot in Eastern Ohio (1980-2000) 25 % HOAX
Bigfoot in Northwest (1900-2000) 25 % HOAX
Flying Saucers Under US Command (2000) 35 % HOAX
Ghosts (1800-2000) 10 % HOAX
Psychics (1980-2000) 78 % HOAX
Nostradamus (2000-2025) 25 % HOAX
Gordon Michael Scallion (1990-2000) 90 % HOAX
Art Bell (1995-2000) 25 % HOAX
Cedrik's Nicole Simpson Ghost Photo (1995) 93 % HOAX

Nostradamus would rank as a near 100% hoax. Why people believe in his extremely vague "prophecies" is beyond me.

Plus there's this:

1568 Benoist Rigaud Edition of Nostradamus
Is it real or an early forgery?

1568 Benoist Rigaud Edition - Is it Authentic?

The famous 1568 Benoist Rigaud Edition of Nostradamus is one of the early editions of Nostradamus analyzed in "1566 Edition Princeps - The Authorized Prophecies of Nostradamus". It is available at 1eBooks

The author of that work is the founder and current chairman of Authentigraph. He is an expert in authenticating printed material.

He has authored over 30 books himself and several deal with authenticating printed collectibles.

The famous 1568 Benoist Rigaud Edition of Nostradamus is to put it simply a FAKE! The reasons are numerous.

There are many known examples of pre-1568 Editions of other works by Benoist Rigaud, and they all have a consistant similarity in the title page that any experienced authenticator would notice almost instantly.

In other pre-1568 Benoist Rigaud Editions the name of the printer Benoist Rigaud is always a mixture of capital and lower case letters.

The 1568 forgery uses all capital letters for the name Benoist Rigaud (BENOIST RIGAVD).

Other pre-1568 Benoist Rigaud Editions used Old French Garamond Capital Letters for LYON. The Y in the 1568 FAKE is not Garamond type.

Other pre-1568 Benoist Rigaud Editions used very detailed woodcuts, the woodcut in the 1568 FAKE is primitive to put it mildly.

An analysis of the text in the 1568 Benoist Rigaud Edition contains many obvious mistakes that point to an early forgery as well. Punctuation and spelling in earlier Nostradamus editions has many obvious differences.

It is sad to say, but the famous 1568 Benoist Rigaud Edition of Nostradamus that most modern work connected to Nostradamus is based upon is a FAKE!

www.authentigraph.com...

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