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Originally posted by MavRck
I don't mean to be one of those sweeping skeptical discounters but...
If they are not models, clear fakes, deliberate hoaxes... My assumption is Nazi Germany technology.
They look ... clunky... like something we would build.
edit on 3-12-2010 by MavRck because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Cinquain
I remember reading something somewhere once [helpful, I know] that there were fakes back then as well. Just because there was no photoshop doesn't mean every photo taken was real, although they do look a lot more convincing. The overall quality of the pictures really aren't the best so it wouldn't be too hard to hide strings/distort props in those days. I think there was even an interview with a guy who admitted he had taken fakes and went through the process. I am going to try and find it.
Anyways, nice pictures either way. You are right, they look a lot better than the ones we get around nowadays. Weird for how far technology has gotten us
Originally posted by Cinquain
reply to post by rabbigoldstein
Old yes, very grainy which in some ways makes them just as bad as the pictures provided today.
I understand you weren't trying to pass them off as any "Holy grail" of photo evidence, and I absolutely agree that they are much more interesting to look at than half of the videos and pictures out there these days. That comes more from the content of the photos though, and obviously not from the quality. I was just trying to point out that because the quality is so grainy and not properly focused, the close up captures of the UFOs could just as easily be faked.
But please don't be mistaken, I am totally on your side? I think? I am waiting patiently for the day when good, solid evidence comes out that we are certainly not alone. I'm tired of fighting and looking like a fool!edit on 3-12-2010 by Cinquain because: I'm going with the "that darn keyboard" excuse...
Originally posted by wingzero
reply to post by rabbigoldstein
It seems to me the saucer is a standard prototype due to the simplicity of just shelling the anti grav engine that has been said to resemble a doughnut filled with a revolving superfluid. I bet the triangle like the TR3-B is a later design and that might be why the nazi bell or saucers are in all the old photos.
Originally posted by MavRck
I don't mean to be one of those sweeping skeptical discounters but...
If they are not models, clear fakes, deliberate hoaxes... My assumption is Nazi Germany technology.
They look ... clunky... like something we would build.
edit on 3-12-2010 by MavRck because: (no reason given)