Have I caught Hoagland in a major blatant lie?, page 3
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reply posted on 14-11-2009 @ 09:28 PM by Keymaster1
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Good Show Matey!

Even IF this was a crystaline structure, look at the shape! What could it possibly be FOR!

Mega-sized abstract art?

A building? What being could possibly use a building of this shape?

A Landing strip? Maybe for drunken Martian pilots?

Signals to alien beings on other planets? Would YOU respond to such a signal?

Come-on now!

Lets get real and start working on de-programming our brain-washed society, not perpetuating it, Richard! (I proudly have 2 more friends who now realize/accept that they've been washed since birth and are now in recovery, and doing very well)

Hoaglands' kinda funny the way he blows things out of proportion then asks for a donation, (buy my book) but really, He does his bit to try to get folks interested in doing something other than turning over their minds to the Gov./Media complex, too bad he gets mixed up in shenanegans like this.



reply posted on 15-11-2009 @ 01:14 AM by fieryjaguarpaw
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You keep bringing up the photo of the crater you posted as if it's some great proof of something. It's silly. The picture you posted is a thumbnail. You can't see any detail in it at all.

Do you really think the picture you linked to (or any other picture) has even close to the same resolution as the image taken by LRO!?

No you can't see the landslides in other pictures, certainly not the one you linked to anyway.


reply posted on 15-11-2009 @ 11:03 PM by Aliensun
Originally posted by HotSauce
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post by The Shrike



I caught Hoagland in a lie once too..I walked by him and he had his mouth open so I knew he must by lying.

Nice job nailing him though.


Of course, Hoagland lies. The man has to make a living after the so-called Face Mars petered out a decade ago. What's a guy like him to do for a living? Hoagland, by dint of his early reporting career, is an entertainer, a showman. You know, exactly like Sagan. (Opps, sorry, I forgot for a second there are legions of Sagan worshippers out there!)

Some of these folks do it for money, some to make a name for themselves, and some do it because that is their job given by the PTB, and some are more than one of those rolled together. Collectively we can call them entertainers because bogus or genuine, on the side of UFOs or vocally against (Sagan, again) they are in show biz. That is part of the structure fashioned for us that keeps UFOs/ETs in the mythical "maybe" realm. It is good for the enlightenment-by-slow-degrees business. Now you see it! (Maybe I did!) Now you don't! (Wait, didn't I see it?)

The creator of the Greatest Show on Earth, P. T. Barnum is quoted as saying: "Without promotion something terrible happens...Nothing!"

Analyze it, argue over it, create hoaxes, try to build a DIY UFO, blame the government, set out for all night vigils, whatEVER! It is all part of the process, folks. Enjoy it all. ('Course, its gets tiring to some us as old as dirt.)


reply posted on 15-11-2009 @ 11:24 PM by The Shrike
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You say a lot of truth. That's the bad side of UFOlogy in that most of the popular voices belong to people who prey on the gullible who are their only audience. I've read almost every book published with UFO as the subject starting in 1957 with "FLYING SAUCERS HAVE LANDED" by Desmond Leslie & George Adamski. An Air Force captain loaned it to me while we were in Sidi Slimane, Morocco. That was also the beginning of my becoming a skeptic for after that book, everything else was difficult to swallow. Since the authors were only reporting what was told them, they had to embellish a lot because if they didn't their books would get boring and repetitive by the second page!

It's been like that since then with some exceptions where the level of reporting was higher than the subject material. People such as Jacques Vallee stood out. But all of the modern books, since the late '70s, and especially by authors such as Stanton Friedman, are to be avoided unless you like to be taken for a fool.

Hoagland realized that if you sell questionable material interest grows because the majority of readers are not research prone to try to verify what they read. I could never be like that. Give me a library any day and I'll be in there until they close!

Hoagland is easy to debunk because he doesn't stay behind the scenes, he's out front, he makes ridiculous claims that anyone with some time and appropriate materials can prove him wrong. I caught him and co-author Bara in a ridiculous claim in their book "DARK MISSION: THE SECRET HISTORY OF NASA" and I posted my research results at Unexplained Mysteries and also Bara's Blog. Bara turned out to be a bigger anal cavity than Hoagland, as everyone who deals with him finds out, but at least Oberg put in his 2 cents backing my research.

People like Hoagland have always and will always be around. So will I.



reply posted on 16-11-2009 @ 04:25 AM by KRISKALI777
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I always liked Hoagland; he seems like a friendly and truthful guy
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