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Originally posted by alevar
Okay fine, so howabout this:...
For instance, not a SINGLE person who provided any of the photos we've seen has come forward to be directly identified, interviewed, or anything.
1) The photos could easily be CGI. Don't understand how? Fair enough. Luckily, pretty much every expert agrees (including MUFON). Still don't like it? That's your call, so read on:
2) The witnesses exist ONLY via email, which means there's not a single shred of proof that they aren't all controlled by a single group, or perhaps even individual. Not one person has talked by phone to anyone on or off the record, even according to LMH.
3) Isaac's stuff is nice, admittedly, but again, it's strangely convenient. Nothing he's told us about himself can be corroborated, because he's been so vague. The same goes for the content of the report itself. Again, it looks nice on the surface, but there's ZERO evidence of any real, verifiable value. And again, you don't need to be a CGI expert to understand how suspicious that is.
4) My personal favorite is the fact that this whole thing has played out exactly like a hoax/story would. It starts simple, then gets progressively more complicated, then has a big finish. That's it! The "drone" craft appears on film for the first time EVER, in HISTORY, in May or June of 2007 or whatever. And that just happens to be the same month in which like a billion other progressively more complex photos surface of the same thing. And it ALSO just so happens that within a month or two of all this the mastermind himself steps forward with the blueprints as well? I mean Jesus, even for a movie script that's pretty contrived.
5) Check out Saladfinger's work on proving the document is 99% likely to be the product of Adobe Illustrator as well. As I've said, this a lot easier to grasp, even for a layman, than the CGI argument. It's all right there, point for point, for anyone to see. We've been looking for a smoking gun and the more I think about it, the more I think this might be it.
Originally posted by Bunch
You know what I will like ISAAC to show us?
The so called original documents and photos he said he manage to take out from the facility. He dont refer to any of the docs he put out already as originals.
He puts that out there that will be an eye opener. To me thats the biggest flaw on his story because I'm familiar with the process. He said that the military gave them a hard time when asking for CI but then he is able to walk with ORIGINAL docs and photos, out of the facility? If he have those, how security didnt find out that original docs where missing? You dont need to be familiar with the precedures on how to handle CI to know thats bull. And anyone that says that that type of info was not sensitive is just kidding themselves.
ISAAC says that he started doing that 3 month prior to submit his resignation, and he was REALLY OUT 8 months after, so if docs where missing and he was still there, he would have get caught no doubt during inspection or questioning and if he was out he would have been brought up for questioning too. Again you dont need to be an expert to know this, is just common sense for us, so imagine what procedures will be in place.
Thats an 11 month window for security to not figure out that original documents and pictures where missing. That is laughable.
For a guy that sounded scare and tired of working with military people to pull a stunt like this is very out of character and farfetched to say the least.
[edit on 27-7-2007 by Bunch]
Originally posted by NGC2736
Bunch, it does sound strange. But I was just reading in another thread how NASA is "losing" millions of dollars of stuff every year. And it wasn't long ago when the news was all about laptops with secret information going missing from some high security place in New Mexico.
Anything can and does happen. Every few days something comes to light in the news right here on these forums that leave me shaking my head over how stupid the government is.
Originally posted by chunder
Original photographs have been provided here .
As for the rest what if Isaac was responsible for the internal security of documents.
The fact that someone can't think of plausible alternatives is laughable.
Originally posted by Bunch
If he was in charge of the documents, he will still have a boss, and periodic inspections to see if hes doing hes job.
BTW for some reason I could not accesss you link, but thanks for put it out there.
Originally posted by Bunch
You know what I will like ISAAC to show us?
The so called original documents and photos he said he manage to take out from the facility. He dont refer to any of the docs he put out already as originals.
He puts that out there that will be an eye opener. To me thats the biggest flaw on his story because I'm familiar with the process. He said that the military gave them a hard time when asking for CI but then he is able to walk with ORIGINAL docs and photos, out of the facility? If he have those, how security didnt find out that original docs where missing? You dont need to be familiar with the precedures on how to handle CI to know thats bull. And anyone that says that that type of info was not sensitive is just kidding themselves.
Originally posted by AmbientNoise
In the end, I’m not convinced of its veracity because no one else is piping up to say: “Yeah, I worked there too. Awesome time, man.
Originally posted by pjslug
He never said he had the originals. You need to actually read Isaac's story before saying something like that. He made copies and walked out with copies of the originals.
Originally posted by Bunch
Chunder:
Thanks for the heads up, I was wrong, but if those pictures are the ones that almost all the CGI guys here are calling as renders, then this is a hoax IMO.
Is just my opinion so I dont want to get lambasted about it, you guys keep going I will keep watching, when I have something worth contributing I will be back.
Originally posted by chunder
What if his boss was the military, and being in charge of internal security the only way his boss will know they are gone is if he tells them.
Originally posted by Bunch
I will urge you to re read the story, Chunder just posted the link of the original pics, and he does claim to have original documents and pictures.
Like I said he was right, I was wrong.
[edit on 27-7-2007 by Bunch]
Originally posted by chunder
I think your post above is very interesting - where do you get the impression that all the CGI guys are calling these renders from and who do you mean by all the CGI guys ?
Originally posted by pjslug
Ok, duly noted. As far as the photographs, I think those were originals, I meant the documents. But if he took the original documents then I missed that part. I can't imagine, like you said, ANYONE would take the original documents. It seems highly unlikely that he wouldn't have gotten caught if he took the originals. Are we completely sure he didn't take copies of the originals? Are we completely sure he didn't take duplicate photos (as I'm sure they would have made several from the negatives)? But I thought we have discussed this here already, that he made copies inside the facility -- people claiming that this is a hoax have said this unlikely to have happened with MPs with machine guns standing around. If he is claiming in the story to have taken the originals, this seems like a major flaw in what I consider a disclosure/disinfo campaign, and should be looked at more carefully by all of us.
[edit on 7/27/2007 by pjslug]
As long as I walked carefully they wouldn't make a crinkling noise. In fact, the more papers I took, the less noise they made, since they weren't as flimsy that way. I'd often take upwards of 10-20 pages at once. By the time I was done, I'd made out with hundreds of photocopies, as well as a few originals and a large collection of original photographs.
Originally posted by Bunch
ISAAC wrote this:
As long as I walked carefully they wouldn't make a crinkling noise. In fact, the more papers I took, the less noise they made, since they weren't as flimsy that way. I'd often take upwards of 10-20 pages at once. By the time I was done, I'd made out with hundreds of photocopies, as well as a few originals and a large collection of original photographs.
Those are his words, now I interpret this as he is talking about documents and pictures that he manage to take out from the facility.