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Seriously? Well, let's hear all about it then. I guess we'll have to wait until Monday though.
FluffyMcDeath said:Seriously? Well, let's hear all about it then. I guess we'll have to wait until Monday though.
minator said:I read about this a while back here: http://www.cufos.org/missiles.pdf
It's been going on since the early 60's. It's quite scary because these things show up and the missiles start switching off - or sometimes on!
This sort of interference is widely reported with UFOs, yet we haven't the slightest idea what is happening.
And you know this how? It's not like nuclear silos are open to the public. And how does one turn off and on a nuclear warhead? What does that mean exactly?minator said:I read about this a while back here: http://www.cufos.org/missiles.pdf
It's been going on since the early 60's. It's quite scary because these things show up and the missiles start switching off - or sometimes on!
Glaucus said:And you know this how?
Yes, I got that. And when you ask Christians how they know their religion is real they point to the bible. So let me make it more clear, how do you know that article isn't full of shit? It's not what I call inconclusive evidence.minator said:The bit where I said "I read about this a while back here:" should be a bit of a clue!
Glaucus said:Yes, I got that. And when you ask Christians how they know their religion is real they point to the bible. So let me make it more clear, how do you know that article isn't full of shit? It's not what I call inconclusive evidence.minator said:The bit where I said "I read about this a while back here:" should be a bit of a clue!
The film's web site states that Fox "assembled the most credible UFO witnesses from around the world to testify at The National Press Club in Washington D.C.: Air Force Generals, astronauts, military and commercial pilots, government and FAA officials from seven countries tell stories that, as Governor Fife Symington from Arizona stated, 'will challenge your reality'.
"Their accounts reveal a behind-the-scenes U.S. operation whose policy is to confiscate and hoard substantiating evidence from close encounters to the extent that even Presidents have failed to get straight answers. I KNOW WHAT I SAW exposes reasons behind government secrecy from those involved at the highest level.
"Fox has won the support of several key media, government and military personnel, and has made numerous television and radio appearances including: Larry King Live, Anderson Cooper 360, ABC Nightline, Dateline NBC and George Noory's Coast to Coast Radio."
I agree. Though I'm with Steven Hawkins that I don't want them to visit us. If they are anything like us they are likely to enslave, spread diseases, if not exterminate major areas of our popular.FluffyMcDeath said:My feeling is that intelligent extra terrestrial life visiting us here is highly improbable.
Dylan Ratigan of MSNBC says that UFO believers may now be vindicated.
On the Dylan Ratigan Show, he interviews famed theoretical physicist Michio Kaku on UFOs. Kaku says that Leslie Kean’s new book on UFOs “is as close as you are going to get to a smoking gun.”
In her book, “UFOs: Generals, Pilots and Government Officials Go On the Record” Kean documents how 5% of reported UFOs that have no earthly explanation. She tells how military and other government officials are coming forward to say that there is a “there” to the UFO phenomenon.
Kaku says that Aleins “could be thousands, millions of years more advanced.” If so, Kaku feels that if they are that far ahead in technology then the Aliens could in fact be visiting earth. He says that advanced physics would make interstellar travel likely.
Yes, I got that. And when you ask Christians how they know their religion is real they point to the bible.
So let me make it more clear, how do you know that article isn't full of shit?
It's not what I call inconclusive evidence.
And here's the problem. Just because something is unexplained doesn't mean one select a single unknown cause for the the explaination. Sometimes people and scientists simply don't have enough facts to lead them to the correct conclusion. Sometimes this evidence is impossible to collect. The answer is we don't know. The belief is it's little green men from another planet.minator said:I did once read quite a bit on the topic. It's clear at least 95% of all sighting can be explained. There's also an immense amount of bullshit out there which doesn't exactly help, but that's what you get when mainstream science chooses to ignore a topic rather than investigate it.
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All we know is there's someone flying things around which we have no understanding of, and they've been doing it for a very, very long time, by which I mean centuries, if not millennia.