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Originally posted by markjaxson
My god! This is one scary ugly ETI!
Originally posted by TheBandit795
Well, if it's a hoax, that means that the tv station is also in on it. Because he took those photo's using their camera as they say. And I doubt any Dutch media would be willing to do that.
Originally posted by markjaxson
This person cannot see the ETI's with his own eyes but when taking pictures or videos using normal everyday(throwaway) cameras they get developed and show up? How can this be?
Originally posted by COSMIntel
The entities caught on camera are not physical ones. That explains why there's no visible shadow. This phenomenon has been studied in the parapsychology by Hans Holzer, Ph.D.
The ETI on the camera is an 'immaterial image'. With immaterial images there's a registration of the ectoplasm (a subtle living matter present in the body of a medium, and which is capable of assuming various semi-solid or solid states, which can be, and have been felt, and photographed) or a registration by means of psycho-inductive feedback (caused by the medium directly on the registration material). While these appearances only occur in the presence of Robbert - a person who is a renowned medium with paranormal gifts - is this a matter of a 'mediumistic immaterial appearance' in stead of a physical ETI.
Originally posted by COSMIntel
a renowned dutch medium has photographed already dozens of strange entities, even in the presence of a dutch TV crew.
Mud men who imitate the dead wear enormous masks of clay; their skin is coated with flaking mud, representing the flaking skin of corpses.
Originally posted by amantine
We're talking about a crappy showbiz/gossip program on a channel similar to Fox. The newspaper de Telegraaf is also the worst Dutch newspaper. It has a special gossip page and it doesn't have articles longer than half a page. If the newspaper reporting it were NRC Handelsblad or de Volkskrant I would find it a lot more credible.