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Cooper later recanted his belief in an alien presence and instead insisted UFOs are "technology originally developed by the Germans in their secret weapons programs during WW-II, by geniuses like Nikola Tesla and many others".
Paranormal Postscript:
Hobart served out three tours of duty in Vietnam, however it seems after 1968 she had an extra crewman.
A Signalman, who served on the ship during the 1990s, says that one morning at 4am when the warship was approaching Hobart, Tas., he was climbing a flex ladder to the flag deck when he felt the ladder move below him, then felt "something actually walk past/through me on the ladder". Then, when he reached the flag deck and entered the Signalmans Shelter, he sensed "someone in there with me and could hear them breathing as though they had been running or working hard".
The Signalman later learnt from the Chief Coxswain, a 15-year veteran, that "a Leading Seaman Signalman" had been killed while scaling the ladder to action stations in 1968: "Apparently, the ship took a missile hit and a piece of shrapnel took this poor man's head clean off his shoulders".
During the late 1990s when the Signalman was re-posted to the ship, he sent a young sailor up the ladder to 'test the waters', and the bloke also came down shaking.
The "Green Ghost", as the ship was also affectionately known, was de-commissioned in May 2000, and scuttled at Yankalilla Bay, south of Adelaide, in late 2002, where she is now a scuba-dive spot.
originally posted by: Scdfa
a reply to: dr1234
There are mountains of evidence of alien contact.
originally posted by: ZetaRediculian
originally posted by: Scdfa
a reply to: dr1234
There are mountains of evidence of alien contact.
I hear this tossed around casually by people who want to believe in a UFO and alien connection. And it is often just accepted without being questioned. Well, I have a few questions.
Who came up with it? Based on what lists of aliens?
And who selected which cases were examined and identified, did one organization or agency examined ALL alien sightings? Or was it the combined research of various private, or military, or aviation investigative agencies and organizations that determine a sighting "alien"?
Was this an international effort? Over what period of time was this alien mountain compiled? Before the internet, the ability to even report an alien was severely limited, so are these aliens from the 1950s?
To whose satisfaction were these sightings alien? Did the actual witnesses agree with the "alien explanation"?
For example, what about the Phoenix triangle? Was that case considered "alien"?
You watch, folks.
The closer we look at mountains of evidence of alien contact, the more it will prove to be unsubstantiated.
Like Mike Tyson said, "I'm not much for talking. You know what I do. I put guys in body bags when I'm right."
Using my words without quoting me is called plagarism, zeta.
plagiarism
originally posted by: GoShredAK
Having seen one myself on a perfectly clear day I know they're real.
I just wonder wtf is going on? Extraterrestrial, top secret military, holographic, or interdimensional glitch of some sort?
Those are the only options......just kidding, cool thread, the UFO phenomenon is real but I wonder if we will ever learn just what these unidentified flying objects are.
Eta: after reading some posts I realize I should add, not only on a perfectly clear day, also, sober as a bird.
originally posted by: ZetaRediculian
originally posted by: Aquariusdude
Objects that outmaneuver there aircraft really aren't there? Wow this isn't going anywhere. I am done talking to you.
a reply to: Scdfa
Smart move.
As predicted, you missed a spelling mistake
originally posted by: ZetaRediculian
a reply to: Scdfa
Using my words without quoting me is called plagarism, zeta.
My bad. You can have 100% credit for that post. But its plagiarism
plagiarism
That's better
originally posted by: Aquariusdude
originally posted by: ZetaRediculian
a reply to: Scdfa
Using my words without quoting me is called plagarism, zeta.
My bad. You can have 100% credit for that post. But its plagiarism
plagiarism
That's better
What are you a grammar Nazi? This thread isn't about correcting people's spelling mistakes..
Yes, I made a spelling mistake.I was falling asleep when I typed this..
originally posted by: ZetaRediculian
originally posted by: Aquariusdude
originally posted by: ZetaRediculian
a reply to: Scdfa
Using my words without quoting me is called plagarism, zeta.
My bad. You can have 100% credit for that post. But its plagiarism
plagiarism
That's better
What are you a grammar Nazi? This thread isn't about correcting people's spelling mistakes..
No! not me! I am the worst speller on the forum! Just ask Scdfa! its a goose - gander thing. As long ass I am allowed to make spelling mistakes to, that's cool.
Yes, I made a spelling mistake.I was falling asleep when I typed this..
No worries, I have made way worse while fully awake.
Just to let you in on the joke, Scdfa has been relentlessly correcting the spelling mistakes of people he disagrees with while ignoring the mistakes made by people he does agree with. So if I made the same mistake you did, he wouldn't let me get away with it at all. He even mentioned one mistake in one post several times for at least a weak. So I agree, its complately obnoxious.
Occam's Razor ya'll....
I see
Also, did you guys see the paranormal activity noted at the very end?............
Have UFO's been on many wars tru the ages be part of it? ....Yes, from the bible and before to our days there have been many reports about it, should all reports be considered fake, delusional or drug induced? No, some speaks the truth about it. ............