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Originally posted by bluestreak53
No, "The Fourth Kind" is not based on anything real. It was a totally fictitious story. They were actually charged for using false and misleading information to promote this crappy "Blair Witch" wanna be movie. There are people who disappeared in that Alaska town, but none of the disappearances have in any way been connected with "alien abductions".
You won't look so gullible if you try to exercise the slightest bit of discretion in vetting your source material. As it is, you are effectively operating as a disinformation agent as you mix so much unsubstantiated material with what are the more reliable facts involved in the original Roswell case.
Originally posted by Anunaki10
Originally posted by bluestreak53
No, "The Fourth Kind" is not based on anything real. It was a totally fictitious story. They were actually charged for using false and misleading information to promote this crappy "Blair Witch" wanna be movie. There are people who disappeared in that Alaska town, but none of the disappearances have in any way been connected with "alien abductions".
You're wrong. It's not a totally fictitious story. The disappearances REPORTEDLY have connection to "alien abductions". Abby’s daughter, Ashley, is obviously missing. Abby says she saw a beam of light that reportedly took Ashley through the ceiling and was reportedly abducted.
And "abductees" during hypnosis reportedly spoke Sumerian
Originally posted by Anunaki10
Beside, i was just telling ATS member 'RigZoomAlaska' that "The Fourth Kind" is a good movie (based on real events on reported abductions), so if you have a problem with that, then it's your own problem...
Originally posted by Anunaki10
[A disinformationist (also called Covert Agent) usually mix a little truth with lots of untruths, so the rest of the researchers have a hard time unmixing it. That's part of the disinfo agents' job.
IF i was a disinfo agent hired by the United States Secret Shadow Government i would NOT try to defend "The Fourth Kind", i would NOT show reports of the Roswell incident as of crashed alien spacecraft and the alien bodies. IF i was a hired disinfo agent i would falsely claim that Roswell was not a UFO crash from another world, but for example sometimes falsely claim it was Project Mogul Balloon spying on Soviet nuclear bomb testings.
But, how about you 'bluestreak53'? Are you a hired disinfo agent, since you're so much on about it?edit on 10-1-2012 by Anunaki10 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by bluestreak53
Huh? Are you talking about the actors in the movie? You do KNOW that the movie was a MOCKUMENTARY, not a DOCUMENTARY? As I suggested, this seems to suggest that you are a bit naive or gullible if you are thinking that something shown in a commercial movie is actually happening in real life.
Universal Settles Lawsuit over Fourth Kind Fake News
That seems to be what you are doing.
From what I have seen, you are posting anything you can find that has been written about Roswell and posting it here.
Originally posted by Pimander
He (Annunaki) has posted some blatant disinfo - inadvertently or not.
Originally posted by Anunaki10
You're lying, "bluestreak53-disinfo agent". Roswell is not fiction at all...
Originally posted by Anunaki10
You're lying again "bluestreak53-disinfo agent". Stan Friedman, Kevin Randle and Don Schmidt never said that Roswell is fiction. Let me guess, you will probably also falsely claim that Edgar Mitchell claim that Roswell is fiction, right?
Originally posted by Pimander
reply to post by bluestreak53
He (Annunaki) has posted some blatant disinfo - inadvertently or not. To be fair though, earlier in this thread one or two of us posted some material that was far from fiction but it looks like it's been buried by the last few pages, much of which was nonsense in my opinion.edit on 10/1/12 by Pimander because: (no reason given)
Just pondering this one and remembered something. If you look at Witness to Roswell, you will see that they have even identified which plane was used for one of the flights. One of the witnesses remembered that the plane he thought they were going to use had to be switched. Something to do with the fact that the "UFO" did not fit into the plane he normally flew. Take a look, there are more details there about who was on the flight - which demonstrates that it was no ordinary payload.
Originally posted by Pimander
Even if they do still exist, they will be pretty meaningless if you think about it. Documents from 1947 flights aren't going to say the payload was the "one fuselage of a flying disk" or "several 4 foot humanoid corpses - hairless, oversized heads - definitely not shaved chimps, handicapped Japanese people or crash test dummies from the future." LOL
Originally posted by Cosmic911
I know the GAO reported that all records pertaining to the incident had been inappropriately destroyed, but has there been any mention of flight manifests for the transports to Ft. Worth and Wright Field?
There were probably regular flights to other Army Air Force bases so the fact that planes flew to those bases will have little value anyway.
Originally posted by Pimander
reply to post by charlyv
Yes, Kean and Dolan are really good journalists.
I have to admit to aspiring to his level when it comes to authoring on this topic. I don't mean on ATS, of course - in terms of when I finally get my book finished. If I can produce anything approaching Dolan's work I'll be so happy. The trouble is the higher you aim with writing the longer it takes so don't hold your breath.
Originally posted by Pimander
reply to post by charlyv
Yes, Kean and Dolan are really good journalists.
I have to admit to aspiring to his level when it comes to authoring on this topic. I don't mean on ATS, of course - in terms of when I finally get my book finished. If I can produce anything approaching Dolan's work I'll be so happy. The trouble is the higher you aim with writing the longer it takes so don't hold your breath.
Originally posted by Pimander
Perhaps not deliberately...
Originally posted by Pimander
If any skeptic has not read these books then time to educate yourselves or basically you don't know the facts.