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Originally posted by tristar
You should research into the mechanism's employed by the U.S. into the demise of the USSR...
Originally posted by tristar
You should take the time to study "Sun Tzu"
Originally posted by tristar
After all this, i honestly think you should re-assess your cerebral comprehension of reality
Originally posted by Truespirit82
Sorta fits the the description of the nephilum.
Originally posted by Raud
Swedish subtitles even!
I always wonder; what do they want? Why just land and make such a grand display of themselves, just to fly away the next moment?
Why not leave some cool things or at least tell some sort of message?
Originally posted by Ridhya
The dubbing et all made it look like a farce!
Taken at face value, it does prove existence of aliens. But I think its more likely
a) Fake video with actors
b) Mistranslation? (I dont speak much Russian, could be!)
c) Propaganda from the KGB, to make people believe in aliens (to cover up their shady earthly doings)
So to sum up I think its bullЖit
Originally posted by Raud
Swedish subtitles even!
We have a saying around here: Sverige is svery gay. (jk!)
I always wonder; what do they want? Why just land and make such a grand display of themselves, just to fly away the next moment?
Why not leave some cool things or at least tell some sort of message?
lol thats exactly what I'd do! I'd step out of my shiny spaceship, breathe heavily like Darth Vader, take off my helmet and go "BLAH" with a scary face then run off!
Originally posted by internos
reply to post by andolin
It is very important to notice the details, and you caught straight one that raised doubts about this case, because of its possible relations with theUMMO highly questionable stuff, which symbol was looking, indeed, like a Ж .
Originally posted by anti72
and I remember reports, later in the 90ies, clarifiing this as a HOAX.
Originally posted by spacebot
From what I can assume from scattered referrals about this letter that was used in that form in the ancient world the interpretations of its meaning point to one of the possible 12 races of the nephilim...
Originally posted by spacebot
People usually come in paranormal boards looking for hard evidence, there are many things wrong with this tactic...
Originally posted by spacebot
From what I can assume from scattered referrals about this letter that was used in that form in the ancient world the interpretations of its meaning point to one of the possible 12 races of the nephilim...
UMMO -- a name to bewilder researchers with, yet one that delights the true believers. The full panoply of Ummite madness was never unleashed upon the United States, nor indeed the English-speaking world. The putative race of space-farers from the star Wolf 424 was partial to France and Spain, and its network of informants destined the bulk of its reports to recipients in these countries. One researcher has gone as far as to describe the whole UMMO experience as "Star Trek made flesh," a phrase which elegantly summarizes the legacy of millions of words left to us by visitors from another star system.
Before the reader gets too excited, it is necessary to observe that like Star Trek, UMMO was merely a work of fiction (a much kinder description than merely branding it a hoax). The incredible mythos spun out by Spanish psychologist Jose Luis Jordan Pena had consequences that went far beyond any hoaxer's expectations.
UMMO -- a name to bewilder researchers with, yet one that delights the true believers. The full panoply of Ummite madness was never unleashed upon the United States, nor indeed the English-speaking world. The putative race of space-farers from the star Wolf 424 was partial to France and Spain, and its network of informants destined the bulk of its reports to recipients in these countries. One researcher has gone as far as to describe the whole UMMO experience as "Star Trek made flesh," a phrase which elegantly summarizes the legacy of millions of words left to us by visitors from another star system.
Before the reader gets too excited, it is necessary to observe that like Star Trek, UMMO was merely a work of fiction (a much kinder description than merely branding it a hoax). The incredible mythos spun out by Spanish psychologist Jose Luis Jordan Pena had consequences that went far beyond any hoaxer's expectations.
An Exercise Out of Control
In the mid 1950's, Jose Luis Jordan Pena was elaborating the theory that paranoia was much more widespread among the population than psychiatrists of the time were willing to admit. Jordan Pena believed that no less than 79% of the population was afflicted, and proceeded to demonstrate the validity of his theory by concocting the UMMO affair -- the story of tall, blond and friendly aliens who had landed near the French locality of Digne. The belief in superstitions such as astrology, flying saucers, spiritism, shamanism, etc., was considered as proof of this paranoia by the Spanish psychiatrist.
Originally posted by tristar
Just for the record :
www.ufocasebook.com... Part1
www.ufocasebook.com... Part2
As the U.S. and all other Governments have agreed to never disclose their existence so to was the Russian army involved. As for the symbol discussed, well its not Russian nor was it derived from a European Country.
Originally posted by spacebot
Originally posted by tristar
www.ufocasebook.com... Part1
www.ufocasebook.com... Part2
This deserves a thread of its own!