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If the visiting ETs had craft that could travel across the galaxy, why would they need to resort to using fixed-wing aircraft and helicopters when they got here? What advantages does a helicopter offer the ET that a spaceship does not?
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Originally posted by daluniverse
WE KNOW that in ancient times, egptian, mayan, aztek etc .. thousands of different civilisations living in different time periods and different ends of the worlds ALL HAVE THE SAME STORY OF BEINGS COMING DOWN FROM THE SKY.. you telling me theyre lying? because if your going to say `oh well its hearsay` .. then you are basically stating that all these civilisations are lying!
Originally posted by thedeadlyrhythm
reply to post by daluniverse
man, op i believe in ufo's and the et hypothesis but this is no proof of anything other than your lack of reason for thinking it is proof. the way you finished the first paragraph into the second, something like, well all these ancient civilizations talked about gods from the sky, then 'now that we have established that et's visited earth.
what?! couldnt even bring myself to read further. you need to present some evidence and make a case if you're going to say something like '100 percent proof you cant even deny it'
Originally posted by daluniverse
reply to post by RMFX1
Of all the phenomena connected to the Black Death, by far the most frequently reported were the strange, noxious "mists." The vapors were often observed even when other phenomena were not.
Mr. Nohl points out that moist pestilential fogs were "a feature which preceded the epidemic throughout its whole course." A great many physicians of the time took it for granted that the strange mists caused the Plague. The connection was established at the very beginning of the Black Death.
Originally posted by vanhippi
I agree with what you're saying, But I don't agree with the way you're saying it.