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Originally posted by harrytuttle
I agree this is disinformation, but for a different reason entirely.
Originally posted by harrytuttle
This "Dr." who was interviewed by Chris Kline (cheese ball) at Phoenix's ABC 15 News channel is a crock. First of all, if he had any knowledge or connection to the government in regards to the projects he claims are going on, he would have been arrested by now by having a website called "russianamericaninstituteofspacescience.com" with his pictures all over it selling tickets to a show to reveal such state secrets!
Originally posted by harrytuttle
Second of all, there is no official "Institute" called the Russian American Institute of Space Science. It's an internet domain name he registered (you can register anything you want) and that's all. He advertises & sells tickets to his presentations from there.
Originally posted by harrytuttle
Third of all, look at the guy. Yes appearances are very revealing. His goofy hat that he stuck some cheap pins of the Russian & American flags, plus a Red Star, is certainly not the type of attire one wears when trying to attain credibility.
Originally posted by harrytuttle
The funny part is that people seem to give him credibility simply because he claims to have a doctorate in astrophysics. So what? Just because someone has Phd does that mean you are going to believe them when they try to sell you snake oil?
Originally posted by harrytuttle
This guy is a failed astrophysicist trying to milk his title to sell tickets about fake Government Secrets disclosure using a the front of a official sounding, yet fake institute, to make the "sale".
Originally posted by LordThumbs
im just gonna refer to the 3 million people who claim to have been abducted/contacted and most importantly jim sparks accounts. some people try and throw out the grand ALL KNOWING GOVERNMENT technology card, but dont be fooled by this crap.
ET's are here, nuff said.
First of all, if he had any knowledge or connection to the government in regards to the projects he claims are going on, he would have been arrested by now by having a website called "russianamericaninstituteofspacescience.com" with his pictures all over it selling tickets to a show to reveal such state secrets!
It is not that easy to arrest someone for divulging secrets. And doing so draws media attention, which the government wishes to avoid. John Lear and Bob Lazar have both given away some "secrets" but were not put away for it.