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Access Denied wrote:I’ll go out on a limb here and venture to guess there’s not a single skeptic here who wasn’t a believer first (perhaps because of their own experiences in some cases) who didn’t come to be a skeptic as a result of critically examining the available evidence in as much depth as is practical for themselves and finding most, if not all, of it unconvincing at best.
Puppetburglar wrote:A most amusing presentation for those familiar with the Long Haul. http://www.boingboing.net/2011/02/17/chinese-magicians-go.html
I think he really did train them by rewarding them at proper moments. Their cue is the shadows of his hands. I think he was just repetative enough with his hand formations to trigger a command within the fish.
Rumors abound regarding underground chambers at Los Alamos that are used to
house ET, or store UFO material. In fact, some subterranean facilities do exist
there. Many of them are used for storage of nuclear materials—which by their very
nature are subject to extremely high security measures. I had two incidents related
to claims that these sites were used for ET material. One came as a result of
contacts with Bill Moore who is known in UFO circles for exposure of the
Majestic 12 documents. These documents will be covered in more detail in
Chapter 7. The issue here is specific to underground facilities at LANL. Moore set
up a meeting in Gallup, New Mexico. Attending were physicist Hal Puthoff,
Congressional aide Scott Jones, and myself. We were to meet with a source who
claimed to have been involved in an official UFO project when he was in the U.S.
Air Force. While the identities of Puthoff and Jones were known to Moore, I was
an unknown. He guessed, incorrectly, that I was an officer from the Defense
Intelligence Agency (DIA). In reality I had retired from active duty and was
already working at Los Alamos. As I told Moore at the time, I was not with DIA
nor had I ever been assigned there.
The “source” gave each of us a rather convoluted story about ET and his
involvement in the project. He went into substantial detail about his induction into
the program that had taken place at an underground facility at Los Alamos. The
numbers of people he suggested were involved in the program were hard to
believe. It would have been nearly impossible to keep a secret of that magnitude
under wraps for half a century. More important, he described a facility that I knew
pretty well. Having recently been in the building he specified, I knew that there
were no underground bunkers in that facility. This source also did not know that
recently this technical area had been opened for public access. As a cost-cutting
measure at the end of the Cold War, many technical areas that had previously been
guarded were opened to the public. The fences he described remained in place, but
nobody manned the gate. Any civilian visitor could have approached and entered
that building. That hardly described a facility that holds the nation’s crown jewels.
et toutes les études sérieuses semblent devoir être bloquées, y compris sur des cas très intéressants comme les gigantesques phénomènes lumineux de Phoenix en Arizona, le 13 mars 1997
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