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Originally posted by Kandinsky
Caravaca Files - 1954 Humanoids in France
Originally posted by groingrinder
People came out and admitted hoaxing the Zamora sighting. I heard it on Coast to Coast AM one morning. It seems it was a college prank.
Originally posted by intrptr
reply to post by gortex
We may arrive offering the hand of friendship but I think we would leave with what we wanted in our pockets and devastation in our wake .... I wouldn't trust us and I'm one of us
Agreed. For instance we have spaceships outward bound with welcoming golden disks on them; as well as 10 lbs. of decaying plutonium. Hows that for an envoy?
Very nice in fact, since the decaying plutonium is extremely well sealed, and is a very powerful alpha emitter (and little other emissions) its radiation is very easy to shield against and useful for long term power production. It's obvious to anybody with technical knowledge that its purpose is not weaponry, and is also on a boom many meters away from the rest of the spacecraft.
Originally posted by MerkabaMeditation
A entertaining story with a true ring to it.
Those aliens also looked very much like the ones I have met.
Originally posted by Kandinsky
reply to post by gortex
Yeah, it's an oldie, but I reckoned ATS should have a reasonably detailed thread on Valensole. Not quite generating any interest though - Sunday afternoon wasted!
I agree with the similarities to Zamora's report. Egg-shaped little object and a couple of intergalactic reprobates up to no good! They may have been gathering soil samples to put in a pot and then wanted some lavender to go in the pot. Gary Wilcox donated the fertiliser and helped to brighten up their Dauphine-sized run-around.
More 'National Lampoon-style' mischief than the pillaging in this old rendering...