Originally posted by enlighten2012
this article has made my day its hilerious! i've read dribble though this is taking it to the extreme. just when you'd thought you've heard it all....

omni omoni omni....
long term effect? its not disease.....his a grown man who wouldent have gotton into his industry if he couldent handle alittle crap.
where will it go? in the shredder with the million other stories written.

ufo/alien v's rw has gotton alittle beyond the joke now.....musicians/celebs at the top of their game have done and said much worse and are still riding high. we have to acknowledge the fact that its us the readers of these articles that gives them legs. read and buy them and your contributing to the other half of the amazon being cut down.

btw......i would of hoped they would make robin williams (aka Mork) the alien ambassador seems that his better qualified.

Gene Roddenberry gave us Star Trek which became the most famous science fiction television program ever. But what did he think of his subject matter?

During World War II, Roddenberry was a decorated B17 Pilot, and then became a Los Angeles police officer. For Roddenberry, the love of science fiction was a lifelong one. During his career, especially after Star Trek's cancellation, Roddenberry gave many lectures to supplement his income. Those speeches may be lost in time, but thankfully he also discussed UFO's and psychic phenomenon in a book called "Gods Of Aquarius" by Brad Steiger. In a chapter discussing the phenomenon of UFO's and developing psychic powers in children, here's what Roddenberry said:

"We wrote a couple of episodes about individuals who had such unique talents. As a matter of fact, our second pilot - and the one that sold the series - was on that subject when Gary Lockwood began to find out that he could, after having undergone a strange experience in space, accomplish things like moving a glass of water without touching it. And then he developed more and more power... It was too much power to put into the hands of an unprepared person."

When asked if he'd ever seen a UFO, Roddenberry replied, "No, I haven't, but at the same time you can hardly work seriously in science-fiction or you can hardly be an educated person, and say that such things are impossible. I think it would probably be the most mathematically incredible happening you could conceive that this is the only place in this great universe where happenings that we call life occurred. Therefore, I think that, as many people would say, it's likely there are people ahead of us and behind us."

Indeed, as is illustrated time and again in various Star Trek stories, life forms may be centuries ahead of us or behind. For Roddenberry, the excitement lay in exploring those what if scenarios which his classic series captured so well.

Originally posted by darlin
I read a short note in the papers today, Uri Geller is preparing a TV Show on Aliens and Ufos, saying he always believed, there is something "out there".
During the show he plans to send messages into space to contact extraterrestrials. These messages will be send by giant radio telescopes and they are going to see if there will be any kind of reactions.

Originally posted by darlin
I read a short note in the papers today, Uri Geller is preparing a TV Show on Aliens and Ufos, saying he always believed, there is something "out there".
During the show he plans to send messages into space to contact extraterrestrials. These messages will be send by giant radio telescopes and they are going to see if there will be any kind of reactions.

...let´s wait and watch.....