The acting reminds me of bad 80's porno movies.

edit...so I've been told

Look at the obvious "Mask on the stick" unnatural movement it's giving

Have you also seen that this happened around the same place that every one in this city is seeing orange orbs in the sky. I have a thread relating to it.

With respect, and you are totally entitled to your opinion on this whole scenario....are you a friend of this Alex? You happen to be a member of ATS ( since last December) and now I see you live 12 minutes away from him and you are going to help him get the evidence to prove he is not playing games. Australia is one biiiiig continent, and you, his most vehement supporter lives that close?
I am kinda wondering here.
Really.

Originally posted by annella
With respect, and you are totally entitled to your opinion on this whole scenario....are you a friend of this Alex? You happen to be a member of ATS ( since last December) and now I see you live 12 minutes away from him and you are going to help him get the evidence to prove he is not playing games. Australia is one biiiiig continent, and you, his most vehement supporter lives that close?
I am kinda wondering here.
Really.

edit on 5-3-2011 by annella because: (no reason given)

I was going to say the same thing, Seems a little odd how hes suddenly very active on this subject alone, Supporting him to the max and suddenly is right next to this guy. Im thinking classmates, maybe hes even the alien in the bush, who knows! Just a tad fishy when someone gets so defensive over this type of thing, and suddenly wont even listen to what anyone else has to say about the subject.

While I don't think the film is genuine, I love all the "arm chair psychology" going on in here with people thinking they can proclaim how an individual other than themselves would act if confronted with an "alien."

"Oh, he didn't do this. He did that. Totally unrealistic."

Makes me laugh, because people react to things differently. It's the same reason I watch crime shows on Discovery ID and get pissed off when detectives ignorantly state "well, this person didn't act like a person who just lost someone would act, therefore we were suspicious." I had someone close to me pass, didn't shed a tear, appeared stone cold from an onlookers vantage, yet was horribly torn up inside.

People express emotion differently. End of story. You can't judge a video based off the emotions or actions of the person filming it.

What you CAN judge, however, is how the "alien" looks like a cut out popping up and down and how the red light looks like a laser pointer. That to me, is why, in my opinion, the video is not genuine. I can't definitively state that's a laser pointer as I'm not sure how it would appear on camera, but it sure looks like one to me.

As always, these videos are superficially interesting. Yet unfortunately, the sheer number of hoaxes flooding the internet makes it very hard to take seriously.


Edit*****

I rewatched the video after posting this, and paid close attention to the first time the "alien" appears. I'm 99.9% certain it's someone laying down out there holding some kind of alien cardboard cut out. You can see it tilt to the side and move downward to get out of view like someone moving it with their arm.

Originally posted by Slipdig1
I'm gunna email this guy and go meet him for myself. If I think he's real I'm gunna give himself some help and we'll catch some Aliens together. Hopefully.

And you can ask him why, on video, his accent is entirely Aussie but when he types, he sounds like a swedish person.

I mentioned this on the first one where he types entirely foreign (And no I don't mean typos or leet speech, I mean the way non-English speaking people often talk, words interchanged where entirely uncommon to typical typos/mistyped words etc) but here he is on video speaking modern neo-strine.

Also the fact he has so many videos.

An uncanny series of events lead most people to enquire as to how things are as they are.... except on ATS where it is defined as evidence! (Not this thread, the other numerous ones on this kid..)

Uhh well, now I going beck to looking the funny youtub videoos , and enjoying these liquid beers.. thanks you!

Once again, another thread where these technologically superior aliens travel light years in sophisticated craft to .....watch cats play while standing in a field. This reminds me of the other video of the clumsy alien knocking over someones patio furniture, I am not buying it.

Originally posted by Slipdig1
You were awarded stars by all your dis info mates weren't you?

Thats is correct buddy! He was starred by all this dis info peoples, so many of them lurking about here it makes my skins crawl.

thank you slippydawgs, you are knowing when one of this dis info peoples are around righton man.



Faster than a viral advert leaked by sinister movie companies.
More powerful than a CGI expert on ICE with a deadline and a bottle of wild turkey.
Able to leap tall LOGIC with a single lie...

Look out on the web -

It's a highly peer reviewed item relating to a story with corroborating evidence multiple external witnesses and credible sources.
It's a lowly news item of a ball up in the sky told to the interviewer by prophet yahweh that it is black israelite aliens come to reclaim the earth.
It's YoutubeMan!!

Yes, it's Youtuberman - strange lonely person on the internet who pollutes the medium with illogic and ignorance far beyond the capabilities of mere desktop users. YoutubeMan - who can change the course of debate, bend the truth with fake CGI, and who, disguised as someone just really really really interested in UFO's, simply just trying to get to the truth for the entire internet but only from youtube, fights the never ending battle to Hoax, avoid being caught out, and to get the gullible to believe him.


No one needs to be a disinfo agent to discredit this baloney.

it does it all own it's own...

Originally posted by Aggie Man
Look at how many alien/UFO videos the youtube poster has. Then think about this: Someone who is that interested in aliens FINALLY gets an opportunity to obtain undeniable, close-up proof of an alien being and what does he do? He stays on the porch.

I'll call this a hoax based upon that alone.

Unrealistic assessment. Actually being confronted by an alien would frighten most people and make them run away whether they were interested in aliens or not. Calling a hoax on the basis of such a poor argument is typical of many debunkers' judgment. But then it is usually all they can offer.

Originally posted by ANOMALY502
Once again, another thread where these technologically superior aliens travel light years in sophisticated craft to .....watch cats play while standing in a field. This reminds me of the other video of the clumsy alien knocking over someones patio furniture, I am not buying it.

What makes you think aliens travel light years to visit Earth? They could have been based here or on nearby planets for thousands of years. If you need to use sarcastic arguments to refute ostensible evidence of aliens, at least make them plausible.