Wednesday, February 18, 2009

The extraterrestrial presence


The greatest story every denied,

is that we are not alone in the universe




The Disclosure Project
Lunomaly Research Group
Dr. Edgar Mitchell-Apollo 14
Travis Walton-Fire in the Sky


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3 comments:

Mother Sharon Damnable said...

Now, isn't this just the strangest one Oberon ~ King of the Fairies?

Reptilains? ~ Certainly makes sense of those fairy stories about kissing a prince who turned into a frog, poor princess Diana !

I'm going to lie down in a darkened room, with the doors and windows firmly locked....I may be a while!

X ~ X

February 18, 2009 at 3:33 PM
Leon1234 said...

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February 18, 2009 at 9:01 PM
Russell CJ Duffy said...

The problem I have with the idea of aliens is that they are always depicted as bipeds. Life doesn't work like that. We know this from our own experience. Life produces a wonderfully vast range of creatures. If there are aliens, and I certainly believe there is life out there, why (excuse the pun) on earth would they look so very much like us?
Sorry but I cannot buy that concept. Also, again from our own knowledge, space flight is a useless way to travel and every time we see those preposterous images of alien space craft they look like they have been designed by a company from Dertroit called General Motors! Flying Saucers? They look like something from a Victrian Sci-Fi novel and a bad one at that. Why would anything remotely intelligent want to fly in a Tea Cup holder? Surely they would, if they are as clever as they are meant to be, have invented another and better way.
Listening to a bunch of Sci-Fi fans recently who would love to believe in ET's and all of whom were scientists gave out the mathematical equation of there being another species living on a planet like ours is millions to one.
There is life out there Jim but not like us.

March 3, 2009 at 10:42 AM

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