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If a virus can live in temperatures comparable to boiling battery acid,then who is to say that ET's cannot be real?
Originally posted by HunkaHunka
Originally posted by Thebudweiserstuntman
reply to post by Gawdzilla
He mentioned the government's 'knowledge' of the subject and did however say he was still being briefed on the subject, which, to me would suggest that they have information to 'brief' him with...
edit - spelling
[edit on 13-5-2009 by Thebudweiserstuntman]
It all depends on what Nixon was being asked...
For example, if I had asked "What is your knowledge of lizard people" he might have said "I cannot speak about my knowledge of lizard people"
Originally posted by extheist
I have taken kind enjoyment on reading the forums for a year,and this will be my first post. If a virus can live in temperatures comparable to boiling battery acid,then who is to say that ET's cannot be real?
"Viruses straddle the definition of life. They lie somewhere between supra molecular complexes and very simple biological entities. Viruses contain some of the structures and exhibit some of the activities that are common to organic life, but they are missing many of the others. In general, viruses are entirely composed of a single strand of genetic information encased within a protein capsule. Viruses lack most of the internal structure and machinery which characterize 'life', including the biosynthetic machinery that is necessary for reproduction. In order for a virus to replicate it must infect a suitable host cell".
Originally posted by Thebudweiserstuntman
reply to post by Gawdzilla
He mentioned the government's 'knowledge' of the subject and did however say he was still being briefed on the subject, which, to me would suggest that they have information to 'brief' him with...
edit - spelling
[edit on 13-5-2009 by Thebudweiserstuntman]
Originally posted by Gawdzilla
Originally posted by Thebudweiserstuntman
reply to post by Gawdzilla
Hi mentioned the government's 'knowledge' of the subjkect and did however say he was still being briefed on the subject, which, to me would suggest that they have information to 'brief' him with...
Or he could have been waiting to see if anybody came forward with information that was positive. He wouldn't have been briefed by just one agency, and they had to check their own records before reporting to him. It usually a good idea to do some IMAC before tell the President anything.
The statement is only a "smoking gun" if you assume the government actually has a wreck. Proving your thesis by your conclusions is kind of backward.
Originally posted by Gawdzilla
Originally posted by Thebudweiserstuntman
"We must insist upon full access to disks recovered. For instance, in the LA case the Army grabbed it and would not let us have it for cursory examination."
The Army didn't let them have it because they never recovered it. The Battle of Los Angeles is simply a case of war nerves.
Richard Nixon, US President from 1969 to 1974: "I'm not at liberty to discuss the government's knowledge of extraterrestrial UFO's at this time. I am still personally being briefed on the subject."
He is saying that he doesn't have enough information to say anything at that time. Some people would prefer to say nothing rather than make wild speculations based on incomplete information.
Originally posted by bl4ke360
Originally posted by extheist
I have taken kind enjoyment on reading the forums for a year,and this will be my first post. If a virus can live in temperatures comparable to boiling battery acid,then who is to say that ET's cannot be real?
I wouldn't make that comparison, viruses aren't even considered alive but your on the right track with your logic.
Originally posted by 4demon
On the other hand... If Nixon was asked a question about Jesus, or another religious figure, and his response was "I'm still being briefed.' people wouldn't immediately assume that they must be real if there was a briefing about them. He might simply be briefed on people's opinions on them, so he doesn't say the wrong thing. It's a way of saying "No comment."