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Originally posted by onlyinmydreams
To be serious, I wonder if Bill has specific orders to not release any more posts from Anon until we've come to accept the 'shocking' revelation that Ebens make weird clones and hybrids.
Originally posted by MagicaRose
I've been hearing the word "CoS mentioned alot on this thread.
Can someone tell me what this means?
Originally posted by Klepto
Speak to this "Bill Ryan" character and see what he base his belief of this story on..
Originally posted by SkepticOverlord
There are several good reasons to temporarily close this thread to replies until we receive more substantial information such as the long promised photographs.
Originally posted by Bill Ryan
However, it's well worth considering that Anon and his colleagues are likely to be monitoring this forum with great interest. We can only speculate what conclusions they're drawing about this focus group's response to the posted information...!
Best, Bill
Originally posted by Bill Ryan
Most members (I hope!) know by now that my mantra is "if you have a question or feel confused, please ask."
Best, Bill
Originally posted by Bill Ryan
However, it's well worth considering that Anon and his colleagues are likely to be monitoring this forum with great interest. We can only speculate what conclusions they're drawing about this focus group's response to the posted information...!
Originally posted by netron
Bill Ryan said earlier:
"6) I close by releasing this significant snippet of information, which came to light just last Friday. I received this message below on the contact form on 20 December. The e-mail address supplied was an LANL (Los Alamos National Laboratories) address, but every version of it (including possible typos) bounced when I attempted to reply. It said simply:
From: [lanl.us.gov formatted address]
Date: 20 Dec 2005 02:37:08 -0000
To: "Serpo.org"
Subject: Contact"
yeah , but its dead easy to fake a FROM address.
doesnt prove anything - unless you analysed the headers and traced the source of the mail back to a LANL subnet.
its a hoax, unless Mr Ryan comes up with documents, pictures and/or audio/video to back up the entire story.
Originally posted by proserpinfrmr
Originally posted by Bill Ryan
However, it's well worth considering that Anon and his colleagues are likely to be monitoring this forum with great interest. We can only speculate what conclusions they're drawing about this focus group's response to the posted information...!
funny choice of words
joke or slip?
Originally posted by Im a true sceptic
I wouldnt kick these people in the nuts - and i find your opinion quite distastful.
Originally posted by proserpinfrmr
Originally posted by Bill Ryan
However, it's well worth considering that Anon and his colleagues are likely to be monitoring this forum with great interest. We can only speculate what conclusions they're drawing about this focus group's response to the posted information...!
funny choice of words
joke or slip?
Originally posted by SINGULAR
I think some are trying too hard to find something to discredit Bill with.
Originally posted by Bill Ryan
Many thanks. I think you may have misunderstood or overlooked what I said here. What I'd missed until last Friday was that the IP address is (apparently) the same as Anonymous's.
The IP address is (sometimes) the identifying "number plate" or "fingerprint" of an individual computer – and (sometimes) a descriptor of the routing a message takes (a function of the network). The IP address is not visible in the text of the message but is part of the message's "header" (which most e-mail clients, like Outlook, can read if you choose the appropriate menu option).
Maybe an IT specialist here could explain that further, or better. I've just realized in writing this that you may have been thinking I was referring to the e-mail address. That's something completely different.
With some considerable caution, then, I'm thinking that this may have been a genuine signal that this is 80/20 disinformation. On the contact form, of course anyone can give any e-mail address they like (and many do).
www.disclosureproject.org...
Originally posted by WHOFLUNGGUM
[My thoughts exactly, it seems that some here are deliberately setting out to discredit Bill with whatever tidbit they can latch onto. Our time would be better served to concentrate on the posting of 'Anon' and spend less on trying to dissect every word from Bill.