Ancient crashed UFO claimed to be from dinosaur age, 150 million years old.

Ancient crashed UFO claimed to be from dinosaur age, 150 million years old.

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According to the anonymous sources, it crashed approximately 150 million years ago during the age of the dinosaurs.
“The alien craft itself was 45 feet in diameter,” the sources continued. “The craft was transported to the State of [redacted] and then to the giant [redacted] lab complex in [redacted] and opened.”

“The alien craft contained two highly decomposed alien bodies and decayed animals, which were apparently abducted by these alien beings. The animals were small dinosaurs on board the alien craft.”

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This article dated 630-08 fits easily into the unbelievable catagory. For one thing it was reported in the SERPO website. I've heard of the author Steve Hammons before and just remember that he reports about fantastic stuff.

The governmental official leaking the story, Martinez, says it was examined by a US team and sure enough they found EBEs, propulsion system and baby dinosaurs inside.

So no doubt we are to conclude that they have been around a very long time! I already thought that was probably true but this article does little to convince me.

Interesting read, hard to believe! See what you think.



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Oh, great. Another one to condition the sheeple about the fake UFO invasion.

I'm glad it's from "anonymous sources." They're the only people I trust to give me the honest truth anymore.

Martinez and SERPO ? Oy, my head hurts.

I don't think I can cope with anything else from Martinez and his anonymous sources.

Maybe this is all about trying to breathe life back into the SERPO story.

Oy.

This has obviously been photo shopped .



[edit on 1-7-2008 by d11_m_na_c05]

So when they find this ufo?I like the idea that thought up but come on.

Let me guess the country it's been rapatried from is ...Canada/Alaska. Am i right? What do i win?

I like this story: science,archelogy, it's got everything.True or not i like it.

I'd love seeing officials explaining this to us one day:

"Well people we've been using all the money we could,77 trillions to be exact, we had an army of monkeys working on it we now know for certain: we don't know what it is." hehe just kidding.

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Hi master and the other posters, I have a list of reasons I consider the article hoky. One would be the powerplant description. What are your reasons? Tks, Plum

Hi again,

I have since asked around and found someone who is in a position to know about "retrieved UFOs". The response I got was that this article is "strictly tabloid, these (ETs) have and always will be around and were here 150,000 years ago and before" (not exact words but close). No, I can't name the source by you would recognize.

So my conclusion is that Mr Martinez is either knowingly or not trying to obfuscate, muddy the water, and otherwise confuse and drag the phenomenon down to the unbelievable catagory. His report did just that but it was so blatant as to be easily recognized as a fraud.

Badly decomposed alien bodies after 150 million years? Just decomposed?

Right, ok then....

After 150 Million years, there would be nothing left. Even the craft itself would have been so badly damaged by 150 million years of geological activity that it would most likely not be recognisable as a craft.

Utter codswollop this story....

reply to post by stumason


Yeah (agreeing) watch the documentary "The earth after humans"(think its called that)
It would only take a few million years for every trace of humanity to be gone .
All buildings bridges ect.

Its hard to believe that
(unless it crashed into mud that then turned to solid rock)
It would exist at all anymore if it did happen that is.

Originally posted by Pellevoisin
Maybe this is all about trying to breathe life back into the SERPO story.

I don't think this is going to fly on ATS again.

Skunk Works, anyone?

reply to post by d11_m_na_c05


Seen it. Good show that! Even after 100 years, most traces of humanity had been swallowed up by Nature.

150 Million years and you still have rotting corpses and an intact craft?

No chance. Unless it was made of diamond or something, but even then, your EBE's will still have turned to dust.

news.nationalgeographic.com...

Kind of depends on the situation people. This mammoth was found nearly (almost?) intact. But then again, if aliens have been visiting the earth, getting drunk and crashing over a 150 million year period would we see more crash sites?

I suppose next some fellow named Rip Cantrell is going to hijack it an start flying in and out of the atmosphere.



When are these hoaxers going to make a realistic setting for a UFO discovery rather than trying to influence society with their wild and wacky ideas?

Originally posted by d11_m_na_c05
reply to post by stumason

 

Yeah (agreeing) watch the documentary "The earth after humans"(think its called that)
It would only take a few million years for every trace of humanity to be gone .
All buildings bridges ect.

Its hard to believe that
(unless it crashed into mud that then turned to solid rock)
It would exist at all anymore if it did happen that is.

Life After Man. Brilliant documentary. If I recall correctly, the last trace of Mankind would be at the 500,000 year mark when Hoover Dam would finally give way. Not sure how this would affect an alien made vessel but great doc anyway.

Originally posted by RenegadePsycho
news.nationalgeographic.com...

Kind of depends on the situation people. This mammoth was found nearly (almost?) intact. But then again, if aliens have been visiting the earth, getting drunk and crashing over a 150 million year period would we see more crash sites?

A mammoth frozen is ice for a few thousand years is a far cry from aliens not rotting outside of ice over 150 MILLION Years....

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Well, if nothing else, it explains scientology. Not so much though.

Well, if nothing else, it explains scientology. Not so much though.xt

reply to post by schrodingers dog


Hi schrod,

I'm sure it does to you because I know you are a thinking person. But could you please explain? I know next to nothing about scientology.