Extraterrestrial Threat to those with negative blood types?

Originally posted by SigmundFRAUD

Originally posted by seeker11

Originally posted by SigmundFRAUD
uggh, nvm

edit on 15-5-2011 by SigmundFRAUD because: (no reason given)

Oh, you were being sarcastic about NORAD. I see. First serious, then sarcasm, then bs, then hurt feelings for my honest misinterpretation, then oh god knows what...

Nah, no hurt feelings. I enjoy researching, and ATS, good stories, and humor thrown in. But no malice, except towards those who are condescending or closed minded. Luckily those seem to be few and far between. I like this group, everyone seems very interesting.

Fair enough.

Now that I understand your sense of humor, we can keep moving forward. Oh, and here's what I really want to know. Humor aside, what is your honest opinion of this crazy story?

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I starred you for that post for what that's worth. I personally sensed sincerity in those words.

Ok thanks this is interesting for me, appreciate the responses

Btw that batte for truth forum you have there in your sig, why password protect it? If i join will i be able to participate?

edit- so can we guess that the elite have this O- bloodtype? i remember reading in this topic it was all RH- and then rather O-? Or have i got it wrong again.. Im strange in that i tend to go against the grain and say bring it, lets get something happening, or what happens happens and i accept it as out of my hands

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Password protected it to prevent anything other than actual research and further continuation of the topic for those that were truly interested in determining the validity of the claim. I think on that note and at this venture, I will remove the password. Try again in 5 minutes or so and you're more than welcome to participate.

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Thank you! I do appreciate it.

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Figured you would

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...good cover btw...assumptions are my specialty

ETA: "cover" sounds better than "save"

Originally posted by UberL33t
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Password protected it to prevent anything other than actual research and further continuation of the topic for those that were truly interested in determining the validity of the claim. I think on that note and at this venture, I will remove the password. Try again in 5 minutes or so and you're more than welcome to participate.

A few comments to clear some things up.

First, the information about Affitech is legit, but not because I am their ward, I simply did the research. Also the NORAD employee, the female officer and Amalgam Virgo project, are real, again, I did research.

The rest of my posts were a smattering of jokes, which a lot of people got, because they messaged me saying they thought I was funny. So I didn't think I was harming anything.

I don't drink slurpee's at Bilderberg meetings, but I do know people who do. Friends of my family, not my personal friends.
I am a female.
I am a pilot.
I like to race cars.
I do work in Television as a writer. And have been a top 10 market radio show host. My buddy even runs the board for Coast to Coast and answers calls (our syndicated feed). But my background is in Archaeology.
I am a "cat" person, but care for all animals, I do animal rescue and rehab.
I don't like long walks on the beach unless I have shoes on because I hate sand between my toes.
I am actually pretty knowledgable when I'm not feeling out my surroundings and folks who are being contrary towards me. Sometimes I even feign ignorance and make posts I don't even believe in, just to get a reaction from said people.
I have read Strunk and Whites "Elements of Style" and I spell quite well, but not on the internet.

I will admit this Skunkworks forum is outside the bounds of what I consider reasonable, I don't shoot coronal mass ejections out of my life force aura, I don't think I've ever had a time slip nor do I really have nictitating lenses.

I am more traditional in my interests, but this seems to be interesting, and why not look into the ideas from time to time.

Originally posted by SigmundFRAUD

A few comments to clear some things up.

First, the information about Affitech is legit, but not because I am their ward, I simply did the research. Also the NORAD employee, the female officer and Amalgam Virgo project, are real, again, I did research.

The rest of my posts were a smattering of jokes, which a lot of people got, because they messaged me saying they thought I was funny. So I didn't think I was harming anything.

I don't drink slurpee's at Bilderberg meetings, but I do know people who do. Friends of my family, not my personal friends.
I am a female.
I am a pilot.
I like to race cars.
I do work in Television as a writer. And have been a top 10 market radio show host. My buddy even runs the board for Coast to Coast and answers calls (our syndicated feed). But my background is in Archaeology.
I am a "cat" person, but care for all animals, I do animal rescue and rehab.
I don't like long walks on the beach unless I have shoes on because I hate sand between my toes.
I am actually pretty knowledgable when I'm not feeling out my surroundings and folks who are being contrary towards me. Sometimes I even feign ignorance and make posts I don't even believe in, just to get a reaction from said people.
I have read Strunk and Whites "Elements of Style" and I spell quite well, but not on the internet.

I will admit this Skunkworks forum is outside the bounds of what I consider reasonable, I don't shoot coronal mass ejections out of my life force aura, I don't think I've ever had a time slip nor do I really have nictitating lenses.

I am more traditional in my interests, but this seems to be interesting, and why not look into the ideas from time to time.

Well, thank you for that! I like you more already, not that that matters. Just saying. I wanted to be a pilot when I was young, (LOVE flying) my dad is a pilot.

I am slightly jealous of your television writing. I went to college for television broadcasting, and really enjoyed it, although if I could go back I would have taken the journalism side instead. I love to write.

I love sand between my toes, just not when I'm putting my shoes back on after said walk.

You sound like a very nice person from what you have just shared with us. I wish I was better at deciphering all your previous messages and apologize if I misjudged you. However, I'm sure you can understand, that I was only trying to get to the bottom of all of this, if there even is such a thing.

First, the information about Affitech is legit, but not because I am their ward, I simply did the research. Also the NORAD employee, the female officer and Amalgam Virgo project, are real, again, I did research.

Would you mind clarifying what you think the female officer and Amalgam Virgo project might have to do with Amalgam170? I skimmed the pdf but maybe not thoroughly enough. I get the name association, just not how it could tie together.
en.wikipedia.org...

In his highly regarded book, 9/11: Synthetic Terror: Made in the U.S., Webster Tarpley (1992) discusses the significance war games may have had on 9/11. In one section he refers to an exercise called ‘‘Amalgam Virgo.’’ This exercise is a U.S.–Canadian multi-agency, bilateral air security exercise sponsored by NORAD. Now an annual event, it made its debut on the morning of 9/11. (In spite of the fact that information about the war games has been classified, the fact that 9/11 was the premier of Amalgam Virgo was announced by the U.S. Department of Defense ‘‘Armed Forces Information Services’’ a year later in announcing its ‘‘second annual’’ exercise.28 Marine Corps Major, Mike Snyder, called the day-long exercise in 2002 a great success.29)
"The Military Drills on 9-11: "Bizarre Coincidence" or Something Else?"

Richard Ben-Veniste, Commissioner: Isn’t it a fact, Sir, that prior to September 11th, 2001, NORAD had already in the works, plans to simulate in an exercise, a simultaneous hijacking of two planes in the United States?

Ben-Veniste’s official position is only that NORAD should have been more prepared for such an event since they had this particular drill just in June 2001. However, the fact that his bringing up this issue or the fact that Amalgam Virgo was not mentioned in the final 9/11 Commission Report should give pause. Why was an exercise, so similar to actual 9/11 events, not given more attention?

www.911myths.com...

I haven't checked into the validity of any of these statements but if this holds any truth, it makes one wonder if a similar 'war games exercise' could be in the works in terms of a biological threat for the future.

Originally posted by SigmundFRAUD[/i
I am actually pretty knowledgable when I'm not feeling out my surroundings and folks who are being contrary towards me. Sometimes I even feign ignorance and make posts I don't even believe in, just to get a reaction from said people

That sounds like me

So you don't mind if I kindly ask you a few simple questions? Nothing serious..just rather interested

Do you feel at risk if you gave out certain info? And going from previous replies, what is your motive here? At ATS we get a lot of feeders. I'm not that gullible, i'll just poke into stuff but not go too deep or else I fall in. It does seem like you could have orchestrated this. How would you know who amalgram is, or have you been having a good time of it?

Again nothing serious, it is the internet afterall