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Originally posted by depthoffield
Aaaa, Jaime Maussan... right.
well i saw this before in other Nasa missions, even explained by the astronauts themselves, in some of missions archived here: www.nss.org... (i can't say in which one right now, but i've adnotated somewhere the sequences.)
anyway, those objects are just ice particles going from the thrusters, and nothing more.
Originally posted by Echelon117
I am only just coming to understand that a lot of people regard Jaime Maussan to be a big "red flag" in this subject... It seems he doesn't get much credit.
Why is that?
I would like to know because a while ago I purchased a couple of DVD presentations of his from the UFO Congress store online and found them to be interesting (even though his presentations were a little dis-organized, couldn't seem to figure out his laptop haha).
I feel kind of bummed out that a lot of people don't take him very seriously, Did I waste my money?
Originally posted by Echelon117
reply to post by spartan1337
Well I got the impression that his heart is in the right place, he genuinely seems passionate about this subject and the truth, so thats good. I actually quite like him, he seems very humble.
So you say you're from Mexico? I am from Australia, and since seeing Jaime's supported videos of the UFO fleets and bizarre "Worms" I have wanted to go to Mexico and try and catch a glimpse...
Have you ever seen them yourself?
Originally posted by spartan1337
There was a mexican astronaut in there and according to Maussan he's the one who was controlling the camera ...
Originally posted by JimOberg
Originally posted by spartan1337
There was a mexican astronaut in there and according to Maussan he's the one who was controlling the camera ...
Wouldn't it be a simple first step to see if there are any Mexican astronauts anywhere?
All official records say the last astronaut from Mexico made a shuttle flight in 1985.
What does Mausson claim? One on a recent mission?
Who does he think his target audience is -- idiots?
Is he right?
Originally posted by spartan1337
Originally posted by JimOberg
Originally posted by spartan1337
There was a mexican astronaut in there and according to Maussan he's the one who was controlling the camera ...
Wouldn't it be a simple first step to see if there are any Mexican astronauts anywhere?
All official records say the last astronaut from Mexico made a shuttle flight in 1985.
What does Mausson claim? One on a recent mission?
Who does he think his target audience is -- idiots?
Is he right?
wow...
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Originally posted by Echelon117
I am only just coming to understand that a lot of people regard Jaime Maussan to be a big "red flag" in this subject... It seems he doesn't get much credit.
Why is that?
I would like to know because a while ago I purchased a couple of DVD presentations of his from the UFO Congress store online and found them to be interesting (even though his presentations were a little dis-organized, couldn't seem to figure out his laptop haha).