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Originally posted by KIZZZY
On another note, anyone attempting to debunk Ed Fouche will please
provide proof and source of proof. It is not enough to just make a
statement!
Originally posted by airspoon
reply to post by KIZZZY
Here is a couple problems with I have so far with this fella. According to the author of this YouTube video, a background check was done on Ed Fouche and there was nobody with first last name of Ed Fouche, also with the middle name of Rothschild. The author then suggests that Ed used the Rothschild name to alter his own middle name in an effort to hide his identity. I muist say that it would be a dumb move if you are trying to hide your identity. I think you would change anything but your middle name.
Now I know that you pasted the statement apparently from Ed about the name Rothschild, but if he was willing to lie for the sale of books, then what else would he be willing to lie for?
Furthermore, I have only gotten past the first few minutes of the video and already I'm seeing red flags go up. This guy apparently worked at Groom Lake on classified projects, yet is standing up giving presentations on those projects. He even admits that he will be discussing these classified projects. Well, that is against the law and if he worled on classified projects as a civillian, then he undoubtedly signed a plethora of documents promissing to keep his mouth shut on those projects. For military serivce members, it is against the law period, though I'm not too sure about the differences in law between a civillian and service member for classified information. If what he us saying is accurate, then TPTB or the company or government that he worked for, would surely silence him through legal means. In other words, he would not be allowed to give public presentations before live audiences and write and publish books on his knowledge.
Past that, I have not watched the video and so can't comment. I'm not saying that the guy is lying, only that there are some serious red flags going up, and only in the first few minutes of his presentation.
On a side note, anyone who would get married within 28 days and to that woman , may have some mental or stability issues that may need to be addressed. J/K
--airspoonedit on 9-10-2010 by airspoon because: (no reason given)
because when all is said and done that is what this is all about proof of s4 and the TR3-B
Originally posted by buddhistpunk
How can a site full of people with highschool grade physics debunk anything this man has to say.
This has to be one of the most pretentious websites on the web.
Originally posted by KIZZZY
You got proof? If so than put it on the table.
Originally posted by imnotbncre8ive
Hehe, the fact that he mentions "antigravity" should be a big red alarm light for everyone here.
Originally posted by zorgon
Originally posted by imnotbncre8ive
Hehe, the fact that he mentions "antigravity" should be a big red alarm light for everyone here.
Well to me 'anti-gravity' implies a force equal and opposite to gravity.Seems to me the two would cancel each other out, perhaps even violently like an anti matter/matter collision...
This is from Alien Scientist
The Physics of Anti-Gravity
The effect of super conductor levitation are shown on many youtube experiments like this one..
Strange magnetic properties of super conductor
The round object is a Neodymium Magnet. The levitation effect is real enough, but can we call it 'anti-gravity'? personally I would call this effect "Diamagnetism", but then what the Bleep do I know?
www.sjsu.edu...
Originally posted by KIZZZY
It's a discrepancy over scientific terminology which is already cast into the "fringe" bin regardless of what we decide to call it. Every language in the world has different words for the same thing. So which is more important? The words themselves, or the meaning of those words?
In any case, it appears you are not really trying to wrap your head around the science that is being described here. Don't get me wrong, I am also still trying to understand it all myself. But I at least know that what is being described by AlienScientist is not simply diamagnetism induced via the Meissner effect. It is something much more exotic.
Electrogravitics is a hypothesis advanced by Thomas Townsend Brown and Brown's subsequent extensive experimentation and demonstrations of the effect, the term was in widespread use by 1956.[1] The effects of electrogravity have been searched for extensively in countless experiments since the beginning of the 20th century; to date, other than Brown's experiments and the more recent ones reported by R. L. Talley[2], Eugene Podkletnov, and Giovanni Modanese,
paranormal.about.com...
Now on my studies of the levitation of stone by the Ancient Egyptian using resonance, there is a great thread on that showing the recent work that Ed Leedskalnin had done building Coral Castle
Originally posted by KIZZZY
So can you tell me Zorgon why is it you have Ed's and AS (alienscientist)
material on Pegasus Research Consortium if you are out to debunk him?
I am sure others would like to know as well.
On another note, anyone attempting to debunk Ed Fouche will please provide proof and source of proof.
Count on it
So can you tell me Zorgon why is it you have Ed's and AS (alienscientist)
material on Pegasus Research Consortium if you are out to debunk him?
I am sure others would like to know as well.
Originally posted by Exuberant1
reply to post by KIZZZY
Don't get upset broski.
Surely you realize that your inquiries do seem quite frivolous?
Why, Zorgan, does Pegasus Research Consortium have Ed Fouche's
material listed?
Now why is that? hmmm?
Does someone at Pegasus Consortium believe Ed's story to be real?
So does Pegasus put up info without substantiating said material?
I mean all this brew-ha-ha about you getting to the bottom of it all and here I
find Ed's stuff on Pegasus. So one does wonder about it. It's only natural after all!
John Lear asked for Ed Fouche's topic about the TR-3B to be removed from his guest page which is his request and should be respected which was and has been, John also said that he thought Ed's claim's are dis-information, once that was said Ed was entitle to defend himself and he did but it didn't end there because Zorgon then came on attacking Ed in defence of John Lear, bigpappy has only done the same in defence of Ed.