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Originally posted by NeonKnight
I love your tolerance of other peoples views, anyone who does not believe in your Govt/UFO/Media/Alien conspiracy is ignorant and waiting to grow up.
Lovely!
There is proof of that in Roswell 1947, of a strange metal, as thin as tin foil, that does not dent, burn or cut, and returns to it's original shape post-stress. It was handeled by dozens of people, as well as the air force and a colonel. Today, that technology is known as shape memory alloys.
Originally posted by NeonKnight
Originally posted by Indigo_Child
I guess no one responded, because the answer is obvious; media control and stigmatization of UFO/ET. If a government can silence an entire town, silencing media is small fry. You see and hear what they want you to see and hear - illustrated example: Iraq
Obvious? If that was the case, than shutting you and me down on a site like this is taking candy from a baby.
Again, ratings is everything, NOTHING would stop these ravenous reporters if there was a story there.
Sorry, I don't think you or anyone else is ignorant, (like you apparently believe of anyone that does not believe in UFO's and the tooth fairy), but there just ain't no story there Geraldo.
Originally posted by Cade
WHO DECIEDS WHAT GETS PRINTED, WHAT GETS BROADCSTED? THE REPORTER OR THE CHIEF EDITOR AND THE EXECUTIVES ABOVE?
�What could you do as a reporter if you found a hot story but your chief editor told you it was not something they would want to focus on?
�Would anyone ever read your story if you editor says no? and if no, then does it matter how many reporters we have or does it matter who owns the media and who they hire to run them?
�Does an editor obey what the chain of command tells him is the focus of the day in their reporting? Do you do what your boss tell you? and what happens if you rebel? ...do you get fired?
�Would anyone of us think it was a good idea if the media was owned by a small group of people?
�Would we feel this was a good way to insure broad reporting, free press?
�Could it ever happen in America that the mass media could be owned by a small group of people?
�Has the media already been bought up over the last 20 years?
www.corporations.org...
�How many of you would believe that the mass media today is only owned by 5 corporations as opposed to about 50 corporations in the mid eighties? Is this compatible with democracy? Who is going to tell us about this...the media?
DEAFENING SILENCE: Media Response to the May 9th Event
The deafening media silence following May 9th's Truth of Disclosure implies an intentional process of failure to explore and reveal the truth...it implies censorship...there is active suppression. This is corroborated by the witness claim of 43 intelligence operatives on major media payrolls.
We live in a controlled society, one in which the control is secretive yet masquerades as openness. Yet, as proven May 9th, this control can be overcome by the concerted efforts of determined groups of persons. We must seek such opportunities again.
Former Director of CIA, Admiral R.H. Hillenkoetter
Behind the scenes, high-ranking Air Force officers are soberly concerned about the UFOs. But through official secrecy and ridicule, many citizens (Like Frosty) are led to believe the unknown flying objects are nonsense. To hide the facts, the Air Force has silenced its personnel.�The New York Times, Sunday, February 28, 1960: �Air Force Order on �Saucers� Cited,� p. L30. See also Disclosure, p. 58.
US Navy Pilot, Lieutenant Frederick Fox
There is a [military] publication called JANAP 146E that has a section that says you will not reveal any information regarding the UFO phenomenon under penalty of $10,000 fine and ten years in jail. So the secret has been kept...(from Frosty)
Pulling back to look at the big picture, one must appreciate the slapstick aspect of the story�s basic premise. According to UFO theorists, hyper-intelligent aliens, having crossed light years through the yawning interstellar void with their super-advanced technology, reach the Earth, only to promptly blunder into the desert floor�either once, or several times, or perhaps in a flock like lemmings or beached whales! (Others suggest that two of their ships collided, after cruising safely for umpteen light years!) These inconceivably sophisticated craft, perhaps capable of transcending basic physics, failed to avoid flattening themselves on the state of New Mexico as a result of: very scattered thunderstorms (verified by the actual weather data); confusion caused by our marginal 1947 radar; an inability to evade a primitive 1947 WSMR missile (there was only one there in the time that passed between events and interviews); [30] or, a collision with a balloon! Pulling back to look at the big picture, one must appreciate the slapstick aspect of the story�s basic premise. According to UFO theorists, hyper-intelligent aliens, having crossed light years through the yawning interstellar void with their super-advanced technology, reach the Earth, only to promptly blunder into the desert floor�either once, or several times, or perhaps in a flock like lemmings or beached whales! (Others suggest that two of their ships collided, after cruising safely for umpteen light years!) These inconceivably sophisticated craft, perhaps capable of transcending basic physics, failed to avoid flattening themselves on the state of New Mexico as a result of: very scattered thunderstorms (verified by the actual weather data); confusion caused by our marginal 1947 radar; an inability to evade a primitive 1947 WSMR missile (there was only one there in the time that passed between events and interviews); [30] or, a collision with a balloon!
After 55 years, there still isn�t a shred of evidence that a saucer crash occurred, but there is evidence far beyond a reasonable doubt that a series of regular terrestrial events did. The truth about Roswell is that it was always a marginal case, and for most of its history all interested parties agreed. Although it has been recently, and profitably built into a pop phenomenon, real evidence has only diminished with every investigation�including those by the most respectable UFOlogists. Small towns, enterprising individuals, and (most of all) book publishers and TV producers have kept the Roswell Industry alive, but the real-life foundation for the Roswell legend is now known in detail.
Roswell is the world�s most famous, most exhaustively investigated, and most thoroughly debunked UFO claim. It�s far past time for UFOlogists to admit it and move on. Those who hope to discover alien life are going to have to look where the aliens are�which is (if anywhere), somewhere else. Perhaps outer space would be a good place to start.
So Neonknight
Are you saying that it is impossible for a spacecraft to crash?
Someone needs to tell NASA
According to UFO theorists, hyper-intelligent aliens, having crossed light years through the yawning interstellar void with their super-advanced technology, reach the Earth, only to promptly blunder into the desert floor�either once, or several times, or perhaps in a flock like lemmings or beached whales! (Others suggest that two of their ships collided, after cruising safely for umpteen light years!) These inconceivably sophisticated craft, perhaps capable of transcending basic physics, failed to avoid flattening themselves on the state of New Mexico as a result of: very scattered thunderstorms (verified by the actual weather data); confusion caused by our marginal 1947 radar; an inability to evade a primitive 1947 WSMR missile (there was only one there in the time that passed between events and interviews); [30] or, a collision with a balloon! Pulling back to look at the big picture, one must appreciate the slapstick aspect of the story�s basic premise.
Originally posted by blackSt33L
but nevertheless i respect your strong belief in your own opinion.It is possible to fake the whole thing wit greys,nordics etc,but i think its much to big evens for the most powerful government in the world to fake.
Originally posted by NeonKnight
Media Would Have Uncovered It
(Ratings people, or does Kang and Kodos' mind-control-rays extend to everyone in charge at Science, National Geographic and Time.)
Originally posted by Frosty
Oh, the media would never expose alien existence, but investigations into Mena Arkansas, Whitewater, Iran-Contra, Oil For Food, and Watergate were all completly premedetative conspiracies that have been or were to some extent exposed by the media?
Originally posted by Frosty
Oh, the media would never expose alien existence, but investigations into Mena Arkansas, Whitewater, Iran-Contra, Oil For Food, and Watergate were all completly premedetative conspiracies that have been or were to some extent exposed by the media?