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Originally posted by Implosion
How often to you find your opinions changing on all the UFO/conspiracy theories you currently share with us?
Do you believe yourself to be 100% correct on any of the theories/ideas that you share with us? If so, which?
[edit on 4/10/06 by Implosion]
I thought it might be a good time to ask you some simple questions:
Why are you here at ATS, what do you hope to achieve here?
Do you have any financial interests of any kind within the UFO/conspiracy market?
Are you planning on releasing any form of media production [book/film/whatever] for purchase in the near future?
How often to you find your opinions changing on all the UFO/conspiracy theories you currently share with us?
Do you believe yourself to be 100% correct on any of the theories/ideas that you share with us? If so, which?
Are you trying to turn people around to your own way of thinking? If so, why?
Is it really worth all the hassle?
My question is about the plane at the pentigon. I have a very rudimentary understanding of ground effect, "its really hard to make the plane go down when you are close to the ground".
My question is, if the pilot did not care if he died or if the plane lost control as long as it hit close to the target, what effect would these have on your opinion as to the difficulty of the manuever?
That tell us that if their technology is so highly advanced and their ufos crash so rarely then their presence in Earth is huge, way more than we thought
It tells me that those figures are wrong. I heard somewhere that the nuke testing somehow affects the magnetic properties/feild or something in some places and that's why some ufos cash.
yet another question:
you said that something caused the aliens on mars to live underground...
so, the aliens are so advanced but they can't fix this problem and live on the surface???
I will try to clearify my question.
I dont think that ground effect was that big of a hurdle to the pilot of the plane. I think he did not care if the plane was destroyed or not or if he lost control of it. The end results would have been the same, a plane crashed into the pentigon. If he would have come in like he did and hit the ground close to the pentigon there would still have been alot of destruction. If you think about it maybe that was what he was trying to do, but the air cushion from the ground effect would not let him make it to the ground at that angle of approach. I dont think it was the skill of the pilot as much as dumb luck that let him hit the pentigon and not the ground.
I realize that this is not in a question form. I could not figure out how to ask it. So would you please tell me if my hypothesis holds water or not. If not please elaborate because I have no expeirence in the pilot seat.
Thanks
Originally posted by DeathSparesNotTheTiger
Hello John, I have a couple questions, do the people like us on other planets grow awesome marijuanna?
JUST JOINING THE FUN *** HI DAD *!*
Originally posted by johnlear
Originally posted by ALLILEARJET
JUST JOINING THE FUN *** HI DAD *!*
Hi Alli and Happy Birthday. I would like to introduce my daughter Alli who has an interest in all we are discussing. Alli's son is Damien, the grandson that I am always bragging about.
Welcome to ATS!!!!
I have been getting a lot of pounding lately.
Don't take it seriously, I don't.
Hello John, I have a couple questions, do the people like us on other planets grow awesome marijuanna?
Originally posted by johnlear
Originally posted by DeathSparesNotTheTiger
Hello John, I have a couple questions, do the people like us on other planets grow awesome marijuanna?
Funny you should mention that. Just the other day John Titor gave me a toke of some incredible Venus Flytrap. Similar to Maui Wowie but more 'outer space' if you know what I mean.