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Originally posted by IgnoreTheFacts
reply to post by Nate8727
lol. I can't even force myself to think that an advanced alien society would have moved from a "medieval" technology such as radio to something more high tech....like strapping boards to themselves and stamping weeds, lol. Come on man.....
If anything they would be smart enough to analyze how we communicate and be able to send us something that we would understand without even trying.
Originally posted by IgnoreTheFacts
reply to post by CoffinFeeder
You can't debunk crop circles. Folks tend to have "faith" that they are supernatural, otherworldly, inter-dimensional...whatever they need/want to believe in. Hard to have a conversation with that kind of mindset.
In the age of modern electronics...cheap high definition modern electronics I might add...crop circles and animal mutilations would have been proven beyond a shadow of a doubt by now.
Originally posted by DoomsdayRex
Originally posted by Dave157
in less than one night in the field across from the tower that sent the message.
Who said it was done in one night?
Originally posted by Dave157
the field was being watched by infrared cameras...
1) Source?
2) What possible reason would there be for there to be infrared cameras trained on that particular part of the field?
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