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Originally posted by ElectroMagnetic Multivers
I'm sorry are you saying Phil Schneider garroted himself with a catheter?!?!? That's far fetched even for ATS mate, maybe even skunk works.
Originally posted by Kandinsky
Making sharp comments about members is lame. Supporting people that make those comments is doubly so
Lame indeed. Especially when you are guilty of exact same yourself.
If I empathize with the OP that is my prerogative.
Like we say in NY...you got a problem with that?
Why not disagree and move on?
Let people who wish to have a discussion have a discussion.
For F's Sake
Still talking, and all she heard was blah, blah, blah, whine, whine, whine.
Baby get the bottle......I only understand things that make sense.
[edit on 14-3-2010 by rusethorcain]
Originally posted by m0r1arty
reply to post by rusethorcain
Perhaps, living in the opposite side of the world from where I was born and doing community development for those who don't have basic commodities such as water, electricity and internet access whilst dealing with poor healthcare and dietary needs does make time for BS less available.
I'll take it under advisement.
-m0r
Like we say in NY...you got a problem with that?
Originally posted by DoomsdayRex
Originally posted by ElectroMagnetic Multivers
By knotting a garrote of one sort or another around the neck. In Schneider's case, a catheter.
I'm sorry are you saying Phil Schneider garroted himself with a catheter?!?!? That's far fetched even for ATS mate, maybe even skunk works.
Could you tell us why that is far-fetched? A catheter could as easily strange someone as anything else.
Originally posted by Arbitrageur
aliencases.conforums.com...
1981 - Last job
1947 - born
34 - Age when Phil ceased working (went on SSI)
17 - Years Phil claimed he worked in government
17 - How old he would have been when he went to work in the government. Where are his college years in those 17 years? There aren't any however he claimed to be an Aerospace Engineer, Structural Engineer, Geological Engineer. Schneider is a mockery to the UFO Community.
All his different supposed jobs account for well over 100% of his work history.
He and Lazar didn't need much help looking foolish with their claims about stable elements above 114, they must think we're idiots to not realize that elements above 114 aren't stable here, or else they don't realize that themselves.
www.bibliotecapleyades.net...
In May of 1995, suffering from terminal cancer, he began giving talks in Las Vegas describing in detail the underground cities, the government's secret deal with negative aliens, high alien technology being employed by the government-including "corbamite" (element 140), mining on the moon, FEMA and martial law, the coming New World Order takeover, the Alien/NWO genocide agenda to reduce the earth's population by 85% before 2029, and a host of other stunning revelations.
By the way, isn't corbamite a fictional material made up for an episode of Star Trek? As far as I can tell, the designation for element 140 is unquadnilium according to this
Star Trek: The Corbamite Maneuver
"The Corbamite Maneuver" is named after a poker-style bluff that Kirk pulls on their apparent captor, Balok, who has declared his intention to destroy the ship and all life inside it in 10 minutes.
Couldn't he be a little more creative than pulling something out of a Star Trek episode? How gullible does he think we are?
Originally posted by ElectroMagnetic Multivers
I don't know maybe, just don't see it, strangling yourself is harder than it looks.
Originally posted by antideceit
All supposition based on ignorance...
It is theorized that elements above the range 114-116 and above are stable in specific isotopic ratios, and the scientists working in Darmstadt Germany have made unstable istopes of 116, but those same scientists say that it is too hard to make it stable by adding more neutrons/protons, which is what is required to make a stable isotope of 116.
It is also well known in the intel community to give funny names to "new" technology in order to better hide them from those they don't want the info revealed to.. hence the name corbormite or muronite names from star trek episodes. Having those names do not mean the materials don't exist just because they have names from star trek episodes, what better way could there be to shield these materials from the public eye?
Originally posted by ElectroMagnetic Multivers
You are saying he killed himself, as to publicise his information so he'd become more famous and in turn make more people believe him, do you really think he'd want to be found strangled by a catheter?
Originally posted by ElectroMagnetic Multivers
I don't know maybe, just don't see it, strangling yourself is harder than it looks.