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windslayer
reply to post by DeadSeraph
Daily Mail and Huffington Post constantly report things based on a single image. The amount of tumblr jokes that get reported as news is astounding.
This particular article cites one person... and this was the ONLY news team on the planet who was able to interview him. Curious...
I second this motion to not be gullible
proob4
There is also this documentary on youtube called "Aliens come from hell" and supposidly shows alien bases, ships and alien life forms found in the giant ship. The same one that it posted here a few pages back. It's really creepy and worth the watch.
So about 42 minutes in is when I think it get's interesting and starts to discuss the ship.
edit on 1/21/14 by proob4 because: (no reason given)
DeadSeraph
reply to post by berkeleygal
Not buying it. They have no credible sources it would seem, and all they have for images are the grainy artifact pictures from google that have been discussed (and debunked) previously. The only other image they have supposedly showing a craft are completely indiscernible and could be anything or even just drawn in photoshop.
This is supposedly their giant intergalactic space ship:
They are claiming that these giant L shaped ships landed on the moon, yet the picture from google looks nothing like that...
bigbiy666
reply to post by gardener
What makes me laugh about all you peeps picking this apart is this is a credible disclosure and you all pick it apart. Something seems like it's going on, stop putting words into the Goves mouth and sit back and watch what happens.
DeadSeraph
roadgravel
reply to post by DeadSeraph
They are claiming that these giant L shaped ships landed on the moon, yet the picture from google looks nothing like that...
I thought the same thing. What was the source of the L shape pic?
They don't specifically say (which seems dubious). There are implications in the article that a "Dr.Eric Norton" provided it, or at least is confirming this story, but subsequent google searches have revealed little about this guy. He has apparently been involved in similar claims with comet ISON and was mentioned in this thread on ATS which was labeled a hoax. The claim is that he is a NASA consultant but I can't find any information that confirms it.
Seems like a steaming pile of BS to me.
Edit to Add:
The only thing I can find linking anyone named Eric Norton with Nasa is on this list . It's a list of attendees to a workshop, but there is no possible way to confirm if that is the same individual or not.
edit on 20-1-2014 by DeadSeraph because: (no reason given)
DeadSeraph
bigbiy666
reply to post by gardener
What makes me laugh about all you peeps picking this apart is this is a credible disclosure and you all pick it apart. Something seems like it's going on, stop putting words into the Goves mouth and sit back and watch what happens.
This story is old. Nothing has happened. It's complete bunk... But go ahead. Keep watching.
ELE115PWD
reply to post by berkeleygal
WOW there is deff. something there that is either Man-made or ET made, this structure is NOT a natural formation. Google Moon at: 22 042 38.46N, 142 34 44.52E
SLAYER69
reply to post by carewemust
Well the US did just launch a fairly large object into orbit. Who knows what it was really for? It's all Top Secret
A Delta IV Heavy configuration rocket is launched for the National Reconnaissance Office in support of national defense.