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Originally posted by Outrageo
One other possibility:
With all the talk of a viral marketing campaign surrounding the drone threads;
Isn't there an alien "Invasion" movie coming out in August too - with Nicole Kidman.
It's either that or something along Lear's synopsis. Let's face it, it's not too hard to imagine Bush and Co. sitting around the Rose Garden trying to figure a way out of the current mess. They're already sitting on tons of suppressed alien/UFO info. Just massage/release some of it and spin up a scare to deflect attention from the 'real motive'.
Invasion movie may be more on the mark however...
Of course - we may ACTUALLY have a 'situation' on our hands in a few weeks. I give that a probability of less than 3.14159%.
Have a good week everyone!
Originally posted by deaman88
Originally posted by wildone106
Oh he's gone already? I thought he'd at least wait until August but it was inevitible, he's just sittin back & laughing his ass off at a bunch of geeks foaming over his poorly concieved tale..
Hello....... Wildone!
You seem to have missed some key points here, we cannot as yet verify whether the post was true or not.
What has happened as a result of this post, - even if it is found to be a hoax, is that the OP has presented us with a discussion that has since taken a life of its own.
I have read at least twice, poeple stating that either way, it (thi thread)is certainly 'food for thought' and that's they key point here, the fact that it has opened up a discussion that is obviously within the grasp of many readersand dear toi anyone interested in UFO's and our interaction with them at governmental level.
Some fantastic points have been raised, and we have yet to hear another word form the OP, which if he is genuine, he will provide more information about his credentials or the opinions he has raised.
As for the fact you think that we are a bunch of geeks foaming at the mouth over a few words, think again. ...have you seen the member profile pages? I don't see to much geekery around there, so I can only conclude, and understandably so, that you must have based this assumption after your own image, which, thankfully doesn't apply to the rest.
Originally posted by rxghost
it's a lie.. case closed.
ghostraven told me himself
Originally posted by manzoor
...ok to end this why dont you all wait till august but i bet nothing happens
Originally posted by GhostRaven
I wrote the following information last night. I haven't had the time to go through all of the 300 posts that have come up since I last logged on. Expect more:
It’s obvious that it’s impossible to satisfy everyone in an online community during a limited log on session. For this reason I have written out – in my hotel room the night before this log-on is to occur – as much as I can about the situation. Hopefully this will be both informative and thought provoking.
My association with this issue began during my college years. As a student of both history and pop culture at a prestigious university I often studied events that involved the public’s reaction to unusual events. The papers I produced during this time often revolved around things like the Orson Welles broadcast of War of the Worlds, the 1897 Mystery Airship phenomena, and the so-called Gulf Breeze sightings. At this time I was not interested in whether or not any of these events were real or partly real. I was not even interested in the artistic merits of the events that I knew to be fiction (the WOTW broadcast, for instance, and the Gulf Breeze sightings, which by that time had been proven to be a hoax). What I was interested in, however, was the way the public reacted to strange or unexpected events. In particular, I was interested in the ways in which people from different regions of the country, with perhaps different religious, economic, or cultural backgrounds, reacted to the same event. As time progressed I began to study how (the then beginning) internet communities reacted to odd or unexpected news. This, in a nutshell, is my intellectual background. I am essentially no different than the Hollywood execs who monitor how movies play in different towns.
Originally posted by behindthescenes
Looks like you're still working on your paper, if you ask me.
Originally posted by porschedrifter
So if you can't provide any proof on this current issue. Why not scan and post some documents from the years of your research about monitoring ATS and other sites?