Crop Circle Gaurded by Echelon Security Ordered Destroyed

reply to post by JadeStar


Why would they want to be sending signals to a parasitic control system that grows on the backs of the people that feed it. And in this case the parasites are killing their hosts. Would they not want to free the people if they were good. Perhaps the establishment is building space based weapons to "repel an alien invasion" only because this invasion is to free the people, reveal the truth and squash the parasite.

If I were a "good alien" I would be trying to talk to the people as a "whole", not some dark cabal which hides the truth from it's people so it can remain in control. You know support freedom, free will and self determination, which is what we don't have in my honest opinion.

reply to post by boymonkey74


Do you not hold an open mind think at least this has a possibility of being true? Aso did you read the entire news story? All 3 parts?

Keep reading FarmerGeneral, you have some catching up to do.

FarmerGeneral
I don't want to link to everything in the story as it is complex and detailed.

The only link you need is here --------> goo.gl...

FarmerGeneral
The very EXPENSIVE security company Echelon Security was hired and it cost money to be destroyed.

There's video of the farmer mowing it with what is probably his own equipment, how much money are we talking about here? Half a tank of gas?

reply to post by alldaylong


In America they have Local Broadcasters. A TV station in each major town which focuses on the news of the surrounding area and less so on country and world matters. America also does not announce when an advertisement is going to be played during a television show they just suddenly cut right to a commercial.

National television's focus is on the national and world news. Which is the problem with countries which broadcast this way as the government and news corps control all of the news. Like the BBC1, 2, 3, 4, the CBC, etc. So a national channel would probably never broadcast this stuff.

reply to post by Sremmos80


Three swirly circle patterns does not necessarily make
it man made.

reply to post by FarmerGeneral


Don't need to crop circles are man made every single one of them.
Plus I read the links where it has been already debunked.

reply to post by FarmerGeneral


Because they know it is a BS story...

reply to post by chromiumbluesix


Have you read the whole article? And what type of knowledge do you have to be able to say it is a bunch of bunk? If you aren't an expert then perhaps at least please have an open mind and consider the possibilities of a given phenomena.

reply to post by FarmerGeneral


Might it be that the middle of the formation is a drawing of a prision?

reply to post by FarmerGeneral


Well in this case it was man made so unfortunately it turned out to be a correct observation. I'm not saying all circles are fake, just this one was...

reply to post by research100


Yes in the article it said the neighbors of the property complained the doges were barking
all night. I know if I had a dog and didn't have any live stock to worry about, I wouldn't be going
out in the middle of the night to chase my dog around the "back 40"(meaning back 40 acres) just because he was running around barking his head off all night. He might be hunting, fighting other vermin, hanging around with his neighborhood pals or maybe got a good shaggin. It's nature and I would just go back to sleep.

reply to post by butcherguy


I agree if you have any livestock to worry about. But did they? Or were they all barley or turnip farmers?

reply to post by FarmerGeneral


Sooo are you going to address the fact that the company that did this already confessed? or just keep answering old parts of the thread?

freelance_zenarchist
I found a Google cache of the pulled article.

Exclusive: Salinas Valley Crop Circle Mystery Solved
Chip company behind the mystery circle
By Scott Budman | Friday, Jan 3, 2014 | Updated 7:17 PM PST


Turns out, it wasn't an alien creation.

We now know the source of the mysterious crop circle that turned up in the small town of Chualar, about two hours south of San Francisco. And it turns out a lot of the speculation about what the viral photo might be was correct.

Silicon Valley chipmaker Nvidia has 'fessed up to creating the crop circle, first spotted toward the end of 2013 by a photographer named Julie Belanger. The company plowed through the farm to (eventually) get publicity for their new mobile chip. Officially, Nvidia said it would admit to the circle's creation at an 8 p.m. press conference Sunday night at CES.

Nvidia also says that all those theorists who somehow saw the numbers 1, 9, and 2 in the crop circle were right. 192 was put, via Braille, into the design, Nvidia says, to represent the number of cores (192) in the company's new mobile chip. A chip that will also be introduced sunday night at CES.

Would a bunch of aliens have thought of that?

So ... why did they make a crop circle? According to the Nvidia PR team, they consider the design of their new chip to be "impossibly advanced," as if "from another world." Which gave them the idea "to create something people thought was of alien origin."

Then, like a snapchat, it disappeared. A viral PR victory, that got a lot of people talking ... about a chip.

Scott will report from CES this week. He's on Twitter: @scottbudman

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Here's some screenshots if the cached link dies.

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NBC is owned by Comcast, does anyone know if there's a business relation between Comcast and Nvidia?

I'm guessing Nvidia was able to get NBC to delete their article because there's a common parent company or some sort of relationship. I think this makes NBC look awful, suppressing information and the truth for the almighty dollar is not how a news company should be run.

edit on 4-1-2014 by freelance_zenarchist because: (no reason given)

IATSE local B-192 amusement union/entertainment serving at universal studios Hollywood. Or NBC Universal. If you have the money. Hire the best.

reply to post by Rosinitiate


It would be an awfully expensive hoax to hire that company. You should check out the types of jobs they get hired for. They apparently are very Upscale.

reply to post by FarmerGeneral


I think Nvidea can afford it...

chromiumbluesix
reply to post by FarmerGeneral

 

Wow, I forgot how gullible and stupid you conspiracy nuts really are. I visited one of these moronic sites a few years back and had a good laugh at the truly silly ideas some of the bipolar paranoid had come up with.

Everybody must have a hobby I suppose.

Apparently your hobby is trolling. Carry on lad.

Then why in the interviews with the people it was found out the owners were on vacation and didn't know anything about the crop circle. They could not be reached again for further questioning. Perhaps you would like to link to your other source so others could have a look at it. That would be more fair then just spouting rhetoric. Perhaps your story is the cover-up and not this one? Turn about is fair play isn't it?

What evidence do have to bash earthfiles might I ask? How about some links for that as well?

FarmerGeneral
reply to post by Rosinitiate

 

It would be an awfully expensive hoax to hire that company. You should check out the types of jobs they get hired for. They apparently are very Upscale.

Not to expensive at all if you hire 3 with a latter, a rope, a night vision camera and a few strobe lights for affect. What is now gained in viral video advertising for free is priceless.

Edit: oh! Pay for the crop and buy the land owners a nice vacation.

Edit: brought to you by IATSE local "B-192" out of NBC Universal Hollywood california

reply to post by boymonkey74


Oh god, he's still on page 2!!