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Originally posted by intelgurl
The top picture - in black and white - just doesn't seem right.
Originally posted by triplesod
The 2 pics that the leading poster added have both been proved to be fake, teh dish definately. The landscape picture was made more recenlt for a sci fi mag or one of those comic books.
I will try and find more info and come back.
Originally posted by triplesod
I find RadicalEd's pics to be most intriguing and most provable of the existance of flying machines in ancient times. I could not for a second imagine how anyone could debunk these.
Originally posted by triplesod
It is a fake, it is called the Lollidof plate or similar.
Originally posted by herm
skepticism is OK. it is important to seperate the chaffe.
Originally posted by triplesod
The 2 pics that the leading poster added have both been proved to be fake, teh dish definately. The landscape picture was made more recenlt for a sci fi mag or one of those comic books.
The Viminas i find fascinating, although surely the design is too flawed, it could not fly, unless it is a falsyfied impresseion of what people were seeing.
Here are some photographs of the Lolladoff plate. It is claimed to be several thousands of years old, found in Nepal. Clearly showing a disk shaped UFO, there is also a figure on the disc looking remarkably similar to what we would today call a Grey. It is supposedly housed in a museum in Berlin.
Explanation: This plate was first shown in a book from the 1970s entitled 'Sungods in Exile' by Karyl Robin-Evans. The book was actually written by a chap named David Agamon whose real name was Gamon who admitted to magazine Fortean Times that this was his hoax.