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Originally posted by jkrog08
There is simply not enough information either way to make such a confident judgement as you did.
Originally posted by jkrog08
Where is YOUR proof that aliens are not taking people anywhere? Keep in mind absence of evidence is NOT proof of anything either way.
Thanks for sharing however.
Originally posted by reticledc
I can't even believe that I am entertaining this post by replying.
If aliens exist, it requires proof.
Their intent is unknown, just as much as their existance.
The Ignorance to believe any source without corroborating evidence is incredible.
If I claimed that " I " am an Alien, and my claim substantiates proof, I would be laughed at, and flamed, right of this board.
This nonsense of posting without credible sources, and just for personal gratification(trolling, attention) is really becoming annoying.
I don't know how other readers and memebers might feel about this, but the level of dookie we are having to continually wade through on this board is getting ridiculous.
It's an altogether different story if the OP was asking for said, corroborating evidence or asking of opinions regarding the subject matter.
That however is not the case.
I have yet to see an honest question or something substantial to be added by the OP.
MODS delete my post if you will, but it's how I feel, and I'm being honest.
[edit on 10/22/2009 by reticledc]
Originally posted by Skeptical EdWhen a claim is made it is the claimant's responsibility to provide irrefutable evidence or the claim is just empty air, a belief. Absence of evidence is exactly what it says: there is no evidence therefore you cannot prove the claim. Where is your proof that aliens exist and are abducting humans? If you have no evidence, you're blowing hot air.
Originally posted by Skeptical EdYour reply pretty much states what I state most of the time, just worded differently. But if this reply had my name on it, you can bet your bippy you'd be assaulted by every lame brain on ATS![edit on 22-10-2009 by Skeptical Ed]
Jesus answered, "I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me.
"Enter through the narrow gate; for the gate is wide and the way is broad that leads to destruction, and there are many who enter through it.
Originally posted by Skeptical Ed
When a claim is made it is the claimant's responsibility to provide irrefutable evidence or the claim is just empty air, a belief. Absence of evidence is exactly what it says: there is no evidence therefore you cannot prove the claim.
Originally posted by Skeptical Ed
There is no "proof" of "grey aliens" taking humans anywhere. Proof is irrefutable evidence. There is none in the book. "Scientific Remote Viewing" is not real science and its supporters do not require evidence, just a good tale which the author, a political "scientist"(!) provides. What the author in the book claims cannot be substantiated, therefore it's all in his mind!. The book is 13 years old!
And when you have Whitley Strieber and John Mack endorsing it, that is its death knell.
Originally posted by nightmare_david
Except you never post sources or evidence of anything, just hearsay.
You also feel the need to insult most of ATS in most of your posts.
The RCMP has since dismissed the case as an urban legend
later investigations indicate there may have been some structures that were permanently or seasonally abandoned by the occupants, a normal act which could be confusing to those inexperienced to the area and conditions; it was not sudden and nothing of any real value was left behind
This is the story as it appears in Frank Edwards' 1966 book, Stranger than Science; other versions appear in Whitley Strieber's science fiction novel, Majestic (fiction) and Dean Koontz's horror yarn "Phantoms"; The Worlds Greatest UFO Mysteries (presented as fact) has an even more embellished version, as do other websites and books, complete with mysterious lights in the sky, empty graveyards, and over one thousand people missing.