The main question: WHY?

WHY did he spent so much time/work/research/money into this without any rewards?

I would just like to say, I saw this video well over a year ago from a different source so I wouldn't rule it out saying that the poster of the video faked it.

It is very interesting and it does look pretty convincing. I'm no expert though so will follow this for other peoples opinions.

Looks a whole lot like wax to me... just in my unprofessional opinion, of course.

She looks good for someone who doesn't exercise a lot. I suggest that she might be an earth-born abductee who probably served in a navigator/communications position from about 12-13,000 years ago. The most recent war on the Moon. The script on the documents appears to be similiar to ancient India scripts. The eruption in her forehead is in the same location as the "caste" marks still practiced today. This gal is probably a well known figure in Indian Mythology/history.

Originally posted by Deloo
The main question: WHY?

WHY did he spent so much time/work/research/money into this without any rewards?

Maybe because somebody needs to divert the attention from the real issue, so you create all this ellaborated story, and then, controversy, endless discussion, with the consequent loss of credibility. So then... what's the real issue? Check the entire post and you'll find that in the actual real photos from NASA the object, whatever it is, exists into that crater. So the question here is... is that just a "shadows game", or perhaps a real, concrete, artificial object?

[edit on 8-4-2008 by JackHill]

I've just read in another forum that this is a viral marketing campaign for an MMORPG. Makes sense considering how much interest and attention this whole hoax has already attracted. Alas, I think that they've pissed off a lot of people dragging this hoax for almost a year.

Amazing what some people are up to in this world of crazy theories