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reply posted on 5-10-2007 @ 08:17 AM by Thill
reply to post by IgnoreTheFacts



As much as I would love to bash ITF for another of his hard core sceptic posts .... this time I have to agree with him .... I just read the whole thread as I havent been following this forum to much and I must admit that I fully support ITF on this one ...

And if anybody will go over my posts You will notice I could be mostly called a beliver (sometimes on the fence but mostly I belive) , so I am not some sceptic that just tries to bash another of Jhons threads ..

Mr. Jhon if you really know where the element is or know anybody (and it seems You know) that has the idea , it would not be hard to get "some" proof of its existence ..

Even if you cant just plainly take the piece out and walk into a news station stating the obvious , You could at least take some pictures or better yet a small viedo clip of it ....

What I'm trying to say I guess is , come on there are so manny ways to providing the evidence without having to walk right into a news station that even a 10 year old could do (no offence but thats just plain facts).

No disrespect.


reply posted on 5-10-2007 @ 02:47 PM by Springer
reply to post by Johnmike




I don't understand your wiki quote, I was only addressing the "why a forum" issue not any of the claims within it.

Springer...


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reply posted on 5-10-2007 @ 03:03 PM by johnlear
Originally posted by Johnmike



How did you measure the alpha particle to know that it diverted its path, or however you described it?

And how did you get your Coleman lantern mantle to give off alpha particles, anyway? Maybe I missed it.

Hi again, John, could you describe this to me? I'm not interrogating you, I just have no clue.



Johnmike please accept my apologies for the delay in answering this post.

Bob was very critical of Coleman for their use of a highly dangerous radioactive element in their mantles. He was always complaining that no government agency ever took Coleman to task for this deliberate and dangerous practice.

I emailed Bob yesterday to find out exactly what the element was in the Coleman mantel before I answered your post. I should have told you what the delay was.

I was also waiting to confirm that the element did indeed emit gamma, alpha and beta particles which all radiation sources do.

Radiation sources such as the one in the Coleman mantel and the one that Bob used for the Element 115 experiment emit all three particles and these particles travel extremely fast outward from the source.

So in answer to your question:

"And how did you get your Coleman lantern mantle to give off alpha particles, anyway? Maybe I missed it."


All radiation sources radiate these particles.

In answer to your question:

How did you measure the alpha particle to know that it diverted its path, or however you described it?


Its wasn't measured. All radiation particles travel outward at a very high rate of speed. If it makes a u-turn shortly after leaving the source then something extremelyt powerful is making it divert its course. In the case of the element 115 the alpha particle did a 90 degree turn directly into the Element 115.

Please accept my apologies for the delay in answering. I was just waiting for confirmation on several things. And no, Bob never did get back to me. If he ever does I am going toask him for an exact definition of an SMU (singlar mass unit).

Thanks for the post.


reply posted on 5-10-2007 @ 03:04 PM by Springer
reply to post by CTS32




I never said anything even close to "it's too much to ask a CM to answer questions".

If you read what I wrote you'll see I said nobody is required to answer the same questions over and over again.

I will add that John is certainly not required to answer any questions he can't or doesn't want to, if it makes you feel better though.

Seriously though, most people don't respond well to badgering/interrogation or rudeness I imagine John doesn't either. We like our speculative discussion to be friendly, mean spirited or rude demands for proof don't usually get very far.

This is a discussion forum for ALTERNATIVE TOPICS, not a science board replete with peer review. We have plans for such a board but the John Lear Conspiracy Master Forum is not it.

Springer...


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reply posted on 5-10-2007 @ 03:13 PM by yfxxx
Originally posted by Springer
I'll tell you what CTS32, you get hundreds of people who want you to have your own forum, get on several national radio shows, television, and amass 30+ years experience in aviation and government contracting and I'll see what I can do.

Experience in aviation doesn't give John Lear one iota of authority when talking about astronomy, astrophysics, nuclear physics, orbital mechanics, planetary science, geology, advanced optics, photo analysis, etc. etc.

Yet John does talk about these subjects (and more), and claims that just about everything what is "mainstream" knowledge about them is totally wrong. And you are surprised that not everyone just listens in awe??

I have a university degree in physics. Am I supposed to keep quiet when anyone starts to talk BS in my area of knowledge, and refuses to provide any backup of his claims whatsoever? When he implicitly (and sometimes explicitly) says that so-called "mainstream" scientists are nothing more than clueless sock-puppets of "them" (whoever "they" are)?

I suggest in the mean time however, you remember that you are on AboveTopSecret.com and we require civility.

Oh yes, indeed! And in my book, civility does not include backing out of a discussion when being cornered, with nothing else than a "No Comment"! John Lear is labeled "Conspiracy Master", but quite frequently behaves like a troll who simply goes into plain denial or silence when cornered.

WRT answering questions, most people don't waste their time answering questions more than once or twice or three times. Especially for people who badger rather than politely discuss... This isn't a court house, it's a discussion forum.

It is supposed to be a discussion forum, but John Lear doesn't discuss! He makes wild statements about some subject, and when a valid challenge is made, he doesn't provide a counter-argument (which would be the point in a discussion), but resorts to one of his usual tactics:
- Simply repeating his original argument, ignoring any counter-arguments made
- Waiting for one of his "fans" to jump in
- Saying "No comment, and thanks for your post" (often in a rather snide way)
- Walking away without saying anything
I've seen this many times by now.

I would also add that I have never heard John say he was one of the three people who know where, exactly, in L.V. the stuff is supposed to be, am I missing something here?

Yes, you are. First, John never said that he wasn't one of those who know (I'm sure he can speak for himself). Second, even if he isn't one of the three, he definitely makes the impression that he knows (a) who they are, and (b) where the hiding place is ("Downtown LV"). These are two strong leads for someone who claims to investigate conspiracies! Why doesn't he follow those leads to uncover the conspiracy of the century?

I stand by my point: It's all either a very bad joke, or ... worse

Regards
yf


reply posted on 5-10-2007 @ 03:16 PM by Johnmike
Originally posted by johnlear
Bob was very critical of Coleman for their use of a highly dangerous radioactive element in their mantles. He was always complaining that no government agency ever took Coleman to task for this deliberate and dangerous practice.

To be fair, alpha particles aren't dangerous unless ingested, for the most part.

Originally posted by johnlear
I was also waiting to confirm that the element did indeed emit gamma, alpha and beta particles which all radiation sources do.

Radiation sources such as the one in the Coleman mantel and the one that Bob used for the Element 115 experiment emit all three particles and these particles travel extremely fast outward from the source.

So in answer to your question:

"And how did you get your Coleman lantern mantle to give off alpha particles, anyway? Maybe I missed it."


All radiation sources radiate these particles.


Huh? All radiation sources don't give off the same sort of radiation. They can give off alpha, beta, gamma, or even positrons. An element only goes through one type of decay, though something it decays into can go through another sort of decay, giving off another sort of radiation.

I guess I understand what you mean, though, that something in the lanterns used to emit alpha radiation.

Originally posted by johnlear
In answer to your question:

How did you measure the alpha particle to know that it diverted its path, or however you described it?


Its wasn't measured. All radiation particles travel outward at a very high rate of speed. If it makes a u-turn shortly after leaving the source then something extremelyt powerful is making it divert its course. In the case of the element 115 the alpha particle did a 90 degree turn directly into the Element 115.

Well by measure, I also mean observe.

Basically, I'm asking how you knew they turned. You (or someone else) had to have seen them somehow, and I'm lost as to how this was done.
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