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originally posted by: whyamIhere
a reply to: Scdfa
If you can prove Jim is lying...Prove it
I don't always agree with Jim.
It's just rude to call him a liar.
originally posted by: Scdfa
originally posted by: whyamIhere
a reply to: Scdfa
If you can prove Jim is lying...Prove it
I don't always agree with Jim.
It's just rude to call him a liar.
Sorry, pal, but I didn't call him a liar.
In fact, it was Oberg who asked if we thought Dan Ackroyd was lying.
originally posted by: JimOberg
originally posted by: Scdfa
originally posted by: whyamIhere
a reply to: Scdfa
If you can prove Jim is lying...Prove it
I don't always agree with Jim.
It's just rude to call him a liar.
Sorry, pal, but I didn't call him a liar.
In fact, it was Oberg who asked if we thought Dan Ackroyd was lying.
Here's a bet -- stakes are 7 days of self-exile from ATS -- you find my words saying what you claim I said, I lose. You can't find them, you lose. The game is on.
PS -- Who is "Ackroyd"? Is that a misspelling of some other person?
Watch your own unfounded accusations, please. There is no hate in my heart, just a deep love of the truth.
If you have any evidence that CSICOP has not been accused of these underhanded practices by its own founding members , please present it.
but if they start any of those techniques or use words like "fantasy" or "delusion" call them out on it, they have no right to do so as it is against the T&C's of ATS, being rude, and they could be a disinformation agent.
originally posted by: JimOberg
Aykroyd is a marvelous entertainer and an imaginative, intelligent man. But one has to ask, do we have any calibration on the accuracy of his recollections of UFO experiences?? Yes, we do, thanks to the space activity associated with one such story
Here's one of his stories:
www.jamesoberg.com...
The event he's referring to has enough details to connect it with a well documented event:
www.csicop.org...
In all the other documentation of that astounding wide-area experience, there's no other report of anyone receiving a telepathic invitation to come outside. Public announcements converged quickly on a fuel dump from a Japanese rocket, the actual explanation. And the event was 1t 10 PM local, not 3 AM. Oh, well... good story, anyway.
originally posted by: MagnaCarta2015
I have family in a place called croxley in the UK which is near a NATO base in Northwood just outside london. Have seen strange craft/objects pretty frequently during visits there, especially on clear nights. Have even got not very good footage of them. As to whether they're aliens or military vehicles I have no idea.
originally posted by: JimOberg
originally posted by: JimOberg
Aykroyd is a marvelous entertainer and an imaginative, intelligent man. But one has to ask, do we have any calibration on the accuracy of his recollections of UFO experiences?? Yes, we do, thanks to the space activity associated with one such story
Here's one of his stories:
www.jamesoberg.com...
The event he's referring to has enough details to connect it with a well documented event:
www.csicop.org...
In all the other documentation of that astounding wide-area experience, there's no other report of anyone receiving a telepathic invitation to come outside. Public announcements converged quickly on a fuel dump from a Japanese rocket, the actual explanation. And the event was 1t 10 PM local, not 3 AM. Oh, well... good story, anyway.
Are the details in Aykroyd's telepathic night summons story similar enough to the spectacular 1986 sky spiral to establish they are based on the same event? And is the suggested prosaic solution, a sunlit fuel cloud from a slowly spinning rocket stage, plausible? Discussion, please.
originally posted by: Indigent
a reply to: JUhrman
I don't drink and now i want a bottle of that vodka.
Guy is so likable and a good narrator too, it would have been more fitting tequila in my opinion, more in tune to the origins of the skulls
originally posted by: bullcat
originally posted by: MagnaCarta2015
I have family in a place called croxley in the UK which is near a NATO base in Northwood just outside london. Have seen strange craft/objects pretty frequently during visits there, especially on clear nights. Have even got not very good footage of them. As to whether they're aliens or military vehicles I have no idea.
1) link to footage
2) solidifies the notion that the craft are not extraterrestrial in origin but in fact ours.
originally posted by: bullcat
originally posted by: MagnaCarta2015
I have family in a place called croxley in the UK which is near a NATO base in Northwood just outside london. Have seen strange craft/objects pretty frequently during visits there, especially on clear nights. Have even got not very good footage of them. As to whether they're aliens or military vehicles I have no idea.
1) link to footage
2) solidifies the notion that the craft are not extraterrestrial in origin but in fact ours.