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Originally posted by Copernicus
I would agree, but I would replace God with spirituality. To me, following a religion is to not be free. Its another set of rules to follow, rules that you dont even need if you are a good person who cares for others by your own free will.
Originally posted by schuyler
Fry had pictures of the UFO in his books, and even a 16mm film, which is highly unusual, of course. In the film you can see the saucer swing like a pendulum. In some of the stills you can see the string from which it hangs.
Originally posted by schuyler
Next up: Truman Bethurum and the smacking-lips-hot brown-eyed Latino Captain Aura Rhanes, who wore a short radiant red pleated dress and a form-fitting black velvet blouse showing off her full figure, along with a red and black beret worn at “a jaunty angle.’
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I say, if you've gotta pick an alien, leave the disembodied never-met A-Lan on his mothership and have a go with Aura Rhanes.
Once inside the craft, Boas said that he was stripped of his clothes and covered from head-to-toe with a strange gel.
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Shortly after this, Boas claimed that he was joined in the room by another humanoid. This one, however, was female, very attractive, and naked. She was the same height as the other beings he had encountered, with a small, pointed chin and large, blue catlike eyes. The hair on her head was long and white (somewhat like platinum blonde) but her underarm and pubic hair were bright red. Boas said he was strongly attracted to the woman, and the two had sexual intercourse. During this act, Boas noted that the female did not kiss him but instead nipped him on the chin and, like the others he had encountered, made barking noises instead of speech.
When it was all over, the female smiled at Boas, rubbing her belly and gestured upwards. Boas took this to mean that she was going to raise their child in space. The female seemed relieved that their "task" was over, and Boas himself said that he felt angered by the situation, because he felt as though he had been little more than "a good stallion" for the humanoids.
Originally posted by schuyler
You believe whatever you want, free spirit. Go for it! If this is your standard of proof, then you are fair game for every two-bit huckster with a piece of a string and a pair of tin pie plates wanting to separate the credulous from their money.
Originally posted by free_spirit
By the way I have indeed a copy of Daniel Fry's book in my collection.
All the other issues you are mentioning like Lemuria, Atlantis,
Truman Bethurum and even Billy Meier are out of context and
definitely not of my concern.
Tens of thousands of years ago some of our ancestors lived upon this planet, Earth, there was, at that time, a small continent in a part of the sea-covered area which you have named the Pacific Ocean. Some of your ancient legends refer to this sunken land mass as the 'Lost Continent of Mu' or 'Lemuria.'
Our ancestors had built a great empire and a mighty science upon this continent.
At the same time there was another rapidly developing race upon a land mass in the south central area of the present Atlantic Ocean. In your legends this has been named Atlantis. (Pages 59-60)
......
With the constantly increasing bitterness between the two races, and with their constantly increasing command of destructive energies, it was inevitable that they should eventually destroy each other. (Page 60)
Originally posted by schuyler
Source: The White Sands Incident by Daniel W. Fry, PhD. Louisvulle, KY: Best Books, Inc., 1966, 120 pages.
The quote above is just one of several made by A-Lan describing his race's tenancy on this planet. Now, sir. That is hardly 'out of context.' It is part of the book and an integral part of the story. I don't think you can get more 'in context' than that. Books look very nice on the shelf, but they don't do much good if you don't actually read them.
You're going to absolutely love Aura Rhanes. Bethurum called her 'tops in shapliness and beauty.'
Originally posted by free_spirit
As I suspected you are conveniently omitting your alleged "piece of string"
attached subject. I knew it was just a bluff. Fine you just confirmed my
point. Now continue with your debunk wich is some decades extemporaneous.
Originally posted by schuyler
Originally posted by free_spirit
As I suspected you are conveniently omitting your alleged "piece of string"
attached subject. I knew it was just a bluff. Fine you just confirmed my
point. Now continue with your debunk wich is some decades extemporaneous.
Acually, I don't think all your points are worthy of a response.
Originally posted by free_spirit
It's only one point schuyler, only one point here with me: your "alleged
"piece of string" unproven claim. Don't try to be smart.
Originally posted by schuyler
Originally posted by free_spirit
It's only one point schuyler, only one point here with me: your "alleged
"piece of string" unproven claim. Don't try to be smart.
Spare me the dramatics. Go to the link I provided. There you can SEE THE STRING. End of story. End of free_spirit. Sheesh!