I just finished watching the following video of a Reuters report about the release of the new UFO files in the UK.
uk.youtube.com...
The report ended with this line from Reuters dimwit 'Paul Chapman' :
"Despite the release of the files and more to come follow in the coming years, experts say hardened conspiracy theorists are unlikely to be shaken in
their belief that the truth is still 'out there"
'Experts say'? Sorry, who? And what do these 'experts say"? Lets break down the implications of his retarded statement. Apparently, unnamed
'experts' say that
despite being handed more proof that UFO's are real 'hardened conspiracy theorists'
will continue to believe
that UFO's are real. How silly of them.
What? Does that make ANY sense?
That's rather like saying:
"The government released data today indicating that the earth is round. Experts say that
despite this evidence that the earth is indeed round,
idiotic heretics will continue to claim that the earth is round"
WTF???
Amazing. This report manages to make a snide remark about the beliefs of 'hardened conspiracy theorists' - which is what will be picked up on by the
average joe public viewer who isn't paying much attention - and their stubbornness in holding to those beliefs
while presenting evidence that
their beliefs are valid.
I'll restate this truly bizarre situation for the sake of clarity: UFO believers are being derided for continuing to hold to their beliefs even while
reporting evidence which
supports their beliefs.
Do these 'reporters' even think about what they are saying, or do they just open their slack jawed mouths and let whatever programmed brain fart
emerges pass their lips?
The insanity.
[edit on 28-10-2008 by Malcram]
[edit on 28-10-2008 by Malcram]
[edit on 28-10-2008 by Malcram]
[edit on 28-10-2008 by Malcram]