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reply posted on 26-9-2008 @ 06:06 AM by franspeakfree
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Originally posted by dreadphil
one word springs to mind ... B O G U S. Theres no WAY a large collection of old NASA moon footage would be stored in an abandoned MCdonalds...and as
for having such high res camera taking the footage it cant be seen on TV, thats a ludicrous idea. Sorry but this smacks as total flim-flamery IMHO.
First of all..why would you put such important data in an abandoned MCdonalds of all places? There are surely hundreds of other more well defended and
secured locations than some old MCDonalds...and I agree with an earlier statement thatthis particular MCdonalds seems to have very modern looking
equipment, I mean it looks like theres even still power to the building perhaps, while this is a wonderfull idea, the given facts of the story just
dont seem to add up to a legitimate discovery.
What if the whole reason they were put there was so that people like these guys found them and posted them on the net. What if its all part of
disclosure? I mean so many government doucments are being mislaid lately?
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reply posted on 26-9-2008 @ 06:37 AM by Nola213
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Amazing find Zorgon, starred and flagged.
Unfortunately if this story is true (which I'm kind of on the fence), I believe NASA is gonna be at that place shortly to reclaim thier property.
Especially "if" there's anything significant on those tapes.
But what a crazy sight, see all those canisters of film
In an abandonned but recently builts , circa 2000+ McDonalds.
Then again who knows, maybe this guy owned a single store McDonalds, and new someone who had access to all this stuff, that was in proper storage
somewhere non-military, but safe (from decay ect), andd the guy needed to move them.
Perhaps they are just keeping them in this McDonalds till they find a more suitable place to house and hide this stuff. Hopefully they've already
done that. Hate to see NASA toss all that film in the incinerator.
great story though.
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reply posted on 26-9-2008 @ 07:37 AM by CaptGizmo
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This does not make sense to me. That many tapes is kind of hard to hide with out someone asking ....dude why do you have so many film reels and whats
on them? Not to mention the fact that they appear from the looks of the canisters to be in very good condition.
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reply posted on 26-9-2008 @ 07:38 AM by Electro38
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This is not a true story.
Is there a way ATS can filter out all of these baloney stories? It's getting ridiculous now.
We are all "denying ignorance", denying the fact that we are ignorant, and very gullible.
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reply posted on 26-9-2008 @ 07:44 AM by CaptGizmo
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reply posted on 26-9-2008 @ 07:45 AM by d11_m_na_c05
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proof? .. I think thou do profess to much !
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reply posted on 26-9-2008 @ 08:00 AM by monkeybus
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Anyone denying that this story, is pretty retarded. The High resolution photos, could be taken back then, Just look at some of the photos of nasa
astronaughts, back in the early days. They look exactly like a HD Photo from today.
And they did have HD tv's back in the fifties, I think it was Japan that started it, for military communications. For some reason, it was never used
in the consumer market.
Also , you cannot just fake thousands of Brand new images of the moon.
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reply posted on 26-9-2008 @ 08:12 AM by Electro38
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I've been a member for over a year.
Why should everyone just automatically buy into everything that's posted? Especially posts like this?
Sure, lets all just believe all the absurd and outlandish things that get written about here.
No critical thinking, no questions? If it supports our paranoid beliefs, or seems to confirm them, then we should automatically believe it?
No wonder the "elite" think we're sheep. All they have to do is sell us stuff that seems to support what we already believe, or what confirms some
fear and it's sold! No questions.
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reply posted on 26-9-2008 @ 08:12 AM by rsand454
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Why would someone abandon a multimillion dollar franchise with huge revenue capablities in the first place?
By the look of the Mcdonalds it looks very new or very well maintained not in a abandoned condition at all!
Soo are we to believe someone just happened upon a abandoned McDonalds broke in and found all of these reels of tape or this abandoned Micky D's in
such pristeen condition became a wharehouse for all of this stuff?
I smell a rotten fillet O fish here!
This smells like a rotten fish fellet to me!
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reply posted on 26-9-2008 @ 08:25 AM by monkeybus
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It is not multimilloin, just one store, They here moved there by the owner pf the tapes, probably needed a place to work on them.
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I want to know this guys story,
from His flik'r page, it seemslike he is linked to an aerospace agency/Military. He has photos,
of himself in a zero g plane, A photo of someones clearance pass, and Photos from a trip to the north pole, and, seems to be an avid rocket maker.
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reply posted on 26-9-2008 @ 08:28 AM by Electro38
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Agreed rsand454. Now here we have a critical thinker.
Not to mention, how did some bozo's just come across a # load of "classified" NASA tapes?
And now they're "talking" to NASA?
"Ah, hi NASA. We found a bunch of your classified tapes... can you please give us money now?" "We're in a McDonald's and we have an old analog
Ampex we found in a barn, ready to improve your super secret/futuristic HD technology from the 1960's".
Doesn't "high definition" refer to digital images?
Those pictures (photos of the astronauts) look so "HD" "high def" because they were NOT digital. They were taken with high quality analog
photographic film, go look up "Kodachrome".
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reply posted on 26-9-2008 @ 08:37 AM by observe50
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IMO if it comes from Zorgon you have something that might just be important, so pay attention.
I'm still waiting for the day that humans realize there is lots of life "inside" the Moon of ours and everything in the Solar System..... but as
with everything it will take you time.
Zorgon I like your new Avatar but then again I liked your old one. If you see John Lear tell him Observe50 said hello, not that he cares.
Star, Flag on its way.
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reply posted on 26-9-2008 @ 08:38 AM by Electro38
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Originally posted by monkeybus
Anyone denying that this story, is pretty retarded. The High resolution photos, could be taken back then, Just look at some of the photos of nasa
astronaughts, back in the early days. They look exactly like a HD Photo from today.
And they did have HD tv's back in the fifties, I think it was Japan that started it, for military communications. For some reason, it was never used
in the consumer market.
Also , you cannot just fake thousands of Brand new images of the moon.
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They don't have to fake anything at all now. If it (the story) has already been sold to you, and believed by you then they can skip the part where
they have to prove anything.
How easy was that?
Also HD photos back in the 1960's were actually photographs taken with kodachrome film. Although we didn't call those photos "HD" back then, they
were just "photographs".
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reply posted on 26-9-2008 @ 08:38 AM by serpentine
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What have I missed. Do I need to re read this thread? I was so excited I scanned it too fast.
-Film stock must be kept in the fridge. Footage as valuable as this would be stored correctly.
So what actually is on all that film?
Come on skeptics. Debunk, debunk!
Surely it wouldn't have been left there in the hope that someone with interest would discover it. More likely it would be discovered by kids who
would roll the canisters down the local motor way (just as we did when we were kids, rolled priceless old australian country town footage down the
road destroying an archive in an afternoon that was virtually irreplacable as we later found out.
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reply posted on 26-9-2008 @ 08:47 AM by observe50
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Just wanted to add that Mc Donald's must be used for many things. When I was moving I used the local storage sheds, we know the owners somewhat and
when people don't pay there storage fee for so long they sell the stuff. When we were getting our stuff from storage they told us Mc Donalds had a
shed there and they put a bunch of stuff in there and they never paid so they were going to sell it and we could go look and take anything we wanted
for free.
We got a lot of goodies. So I think using places like this and cheap local run down storage areas is "priceless."
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reply posted on 26-9-2008 @ 08:50 AM by Maxmars
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In all my life I have never seen an 'abandoned' McDonald's.
How often are McDonald's abandoned?
Seems like a difficult premise to accept to me.
But the footage that had been 'lost' was also strangely unlike any archival event to begin with.
We shall see.
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reply posted on 26-9-2008 @ 08:56 AM by monkeybus
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I have one near me abandoned, and never reopened, as anything else. There must be like 10inches of grease under all those cooking machines  no one
want to clean that! and above the ceiling tiles
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reply posted on 26-9-2008 @ 08:58 AM by Maxmars
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Wow, you know the economy must be bad if McDonald's are being abandoned like old Pizza Huts and Ruby Tuesdays'.
How the mighty have fallen.
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reply posted on 26-9-2008 @ 09:00 AM by Alter-Ego
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Originally posted by serpentine
-.....Film stock must be kept in the fridge. Footage as valuable as this would be stored correctly.....
That is an excellent point.
While the advice of extending the shelf life of batteries through refrigeration may be a little dubious, the storage of film stock is a different
story. Most film does have an expiration date stamped on the protective casing, which generally means the film manufacturer guarantees the quality of
their product until that date. Expired film can still provide decent photographs for the average amateur photographer, but increased graininess does
become a factor. Extending the life of most film stock through refrigeration is actually a common practice among many professional photographers and
is supported by the film manufacturers' own literature.
link
And we're talking about 40 year old footage here!!!!
Film that is 40 years old just stacked on the floor of an abandoned McD's just sounds like a lame attempt to give a premise to release some BS
"never before seen PROOF" of junk on the moon.
While I reserve the right to make a determination as to the validity of the recent "find", I will not cry foul just yet. I want to see just what
info or data is gleaned from this shocking discovery and make a determination from there.
Just off the cuff this sounds like a "set up" to divulge some more disinfo... just my opinion so far.
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reply posted on 26-9-2008 @ 09:01 AM by serpentine
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This does not make any sense. Even if the moon has been mapped digitally since it would not make theses rolls worthless and WHY ARE THEY SET UP STUDIO
IN AN ABANDONED MCDONALDS??? Please tell us more.
And if the footage is what it is said to be won't the spooks come around and take it all away?
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