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Mr. Lear, I do have a question.
Have you written any books or are in the process of writing a book(s)?
Just curious and I do appreciate your response.
Originally posted by Observer_PR
I'm sure you have been documenting these sightings, am I right? Video, pictures, witnesses perhaps? Uh huh...
Originally posted by IgnoreTheFacts
reply to post by win 52
And what, pray tell, is their propulsion system? I could use a good laugh today.
Originally posted by johnlear
Originally posted by Postal76
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Originally posted by jra
There were two Russian cargo supply spacecrafts. Progress M-60 and M-61. So three in total with Endeavour. Why do you ask anyway? I haven't really been following this thread.
Originally posted by Has2b
I generally enjoy Zorgons posts but observe through a scan read that he is being untypically overly defensive yet the original question I believe has merit.
1. Astronomers professional and amateur have methods of determining likely surface temparatures and atmospheric compositon of planets.
2. If all this is happening and humans possess extremely advanced technology ( which I accept is possible) why not get on with whatever the purpose is .... ie apparently this has been happening for decades ..... whats the wait surely if they are that powerful they could deal with any human backlash consequences of complete disclosure?
Originally posted by Access Denied
[no need to panic, NASA didn’t take this photo, an amateur astronomer did with a 10” Meade from his backyard in Austin, Texas]
Whatever’s “going on” it’s a natural phenomena. Who cares?
(besides planetary scientists and amateur astronomers)
Originally posted by Chorlton
That 'they' (whoever they may be) didnt leave any 'lights' on.
The crater, because of its position on the moon with respect to the suns traverse, gets lit by the sun from time to time.
There is nothing there other than an empty crater.
Originally posted by Fett Pinkus
I couldnt have said it better myself, as to Zorgon yes you can see that he uses every opportunity to push his website to make a quick buck.
Originally posted by angelc01
Somtimes I wonder who our real enemies are from without or withinin the ranks of UFO culture.
Originally posted by IgnoreTheFacts
This should be a simple answer. The real enemies of true Ufology are those that post the most outlandish and foolish stories, theories, and "facts" without being able to back them up one bit (except for selecting the evidence they don't want to ignore, you know, bits and pieces of the truth to add up to their pre-conceived conclusion) Or not being able to back them up, because they state they are not ready to "post the truth" LOL.
You don't think that it is more "enemy" like to attack people who differ in opinion with you? Honestly, i believe nothing. I think I have some ideas, and many of them come from reading Zorgon's research. Everything is possible, but not everything is probable.
Care for an example? The "soul tower" concept. No, i do not agree with it at all. The soul is, in my current thought system, not something that can be "caught" en masse via a soul catcher. But it is a very intriguing thought. The difference here? I don't feel I have to point out every difference in concept. 90% of what i post is just me "free thinking". If you think i truly believe it, you are nuts.
I think it is silly to limit your imagination to what is "feasible" or "likely". One thing that is shown time and again is that our imaginations are inadequate when compared to reality.
The true enemy of Ufology is plain old foolishness. Just read this forum, and you will understand why the average person laughs when you try to talk to them about UFOS. Until the average person gets on board with this, there will never be disclosure (if there is such a thing to disclose), and they wont until we vent ourselves of all the lizard lovers, planet x lovers, and the populated, soul catching star system lovers.
I speak the truth, and most of you reading this know it.
you speak like an elitist, that is for sure.
Do you really think that the 'average person' is too dense to figure out that something fishy is going on out there? Heck, if you want to watch the news, occasionally they do polls on the subject. More Americans, it seems, believe in UFO's than God, as of late.
If you really want to see "disclosure", then you should stop being so mean to people who have differing viewpoints. This closed minded attitude is what feeds the flock mentality of most humans, instilling fear of being considered a "freak" or "weird" for even considering UFO's and other documented "paranormal" phenomenon. If you continue to participate in creating a hostile environment, you are only going to run off the real people who have real stories and ideas to share. The hardcore nutcase will sit around and write fiction all day.
Then there are folks like Zorgon, who spend their time finding information while ona personal quest, and are kind enough to share their findings with us. Just remember the key word: SHARE. If you don't want to share, then don't....but be polite. Can't be that hard, right?
[edit on 20-9-2007 by IgnoreTheFacts]
Originally posted by angelc01
Truly one is alone when ideas are not shared in a compromise
Originally posted by bigfatfurrytexan
Originally posted by IgnoreTheFacts
reply to post by win 52
And what, pray tell, is their propulsion system? I could use a good laugh today.
They run on the tears of dying children. What kind of question is that? Just because he can see a streak in the sky, he is also going to play the role of Scotty and know the engineering behind it?