Nuclear Physicist confirm on Main Stream Media: Aliens worked with US Military!

For those of you who may have a dial up network and/or may be have trouble with your audio or video; here is a website that gives some information about Charles Hall etc.


openseti.org...

Originally posted by draknoir2

Originally posted by jimmyx


and people doubt the credibilty of a guy making a few thousand bucks a year writing about aliens???

edit on 28-3-2013 by jimmyx because: (no reason given)

Yes, people do... as they should when presented with an unsubstantiated claim of the bizarre. The fact that he earns "a few thousand bucks" writing books on the topic is just one more reason for increased scrutiny.

edit on 28-3-2013 by draknoir2 because: (no reason given)

Yes it messes things up, like the television Evangelist who makes major bucks preaching to be like Jesus.

When you see him living in a mansion off the donations taken for the poor you have trouble believing he actually believes what he preaches.

reply to post by Arken

We shall see I suppose. But people do find it hard that a kaleidoscope of different things are going on right in front of there noses and they do not see it and are not even aware of it, and are not even privy to it. As if the entirety of our daily grind is the epitome and all that there is in all of the universe and reality. But it all just depends on what you call reality, so like I said we shall see in time what this whole thing comes to, it may be something or it may be nothing but bull...Or it may be both.

reply to post by buddhasystem


WHY ON EARTH would you put down such an INTELLIGENT comment? Of all the comments in this thread that one stands alone as pure and insightful.

Originally posted by buddhasystem

Originally posted by rickymouse
reply to post by draknoir2

 

The concept that an advanced race of beings here on earth could exist is very possible.

Look, ANYTHING is possible. Or almost anything. The Chinese Premier may be a secret delegate from Zeta Reticuli, and the Titanic could have been sunk by a giant dinosaur who lived underwater. The LHC at CERN could be 100% fake, with computer simulated events displayed to the public as if they were real, while the money allegedly spent on the project is stashed away in mafia accounts. Mikhail Gorbachev might have been an avatar of some Hindu deity, and the Moon could be a soul catcher. And have an atmosphere.

Frivolous speculation with no facts to lean against is just not a productive way to use one's mind.

Never even dawned on me that CERN and the LHC could be a complete fake. I just thought it was a scam used to get money for something we really didn't need to live here on earth. The Mafia isn't behind CERN, physicists are capable of scamming people, they aren't dumb.

Wow, interesting to say the least. This place is just brimming with interesting things to discover and investigate.

I think though he may have that special anterior motive called "cash"


Side bar - Hi Antar, nice to see you, what kind of mischief have you been up to l8ly? (not wanting to hi-jack, this thread just waving at you in passing lol)

Originally posted by ManFromEurope
*wheees in delight*

Look what I found about Charles Hall.

There are Tall Whites going to the shows at Cesars Palace - could somebody over there just take some pictures?
And look, you can buy his book, too!

I love those scams! Someday, I will write such a story, too.. "My days in MK Ultra and how I learned to love our reptilian Overlords!" - I will place it in the stories-forum but it will be super-completely credible, because of all those facts I will scatter over it. Facts I learned from other scammers that is, of course.

Conspiracies, you amaze me every day anew.

I don't understand why you people think everyone with a book out must be a scammer. If you had something that interesting to report, wouldn't you want to write a book about it too? And of course it would be for sale; you wouldn't just give it away for free. I don't get you guys.

Originally posted by TrueMessiah
I swear, it almost seems like some people are getting paid to refute with the "he just did it for money" explanation. Why are there so many who are not willing to open up to these possibilities? When I came to ATS (a proficient conspiracy site), I expected some resistance towards this issue but not at the level I'm seeing.

It's not that people don't want it to be true. That would be awesome! But look at it this way. Would you rather have to settle for believing it's true because you don't have enough proof and facts to verify it, or would you rather know it's true?

Originally posted by antar
reply to post by buddhasystem

 

WHY ON EARTH would you put down such an INTELLIGENT comment?

Got me here. I am wondering myself why and how, in passing, I produced a comment that's incredibly insightful and clever, seeing it as standing against the background of rather idiotic stuff which is so abundant in this thread. So I don't have an answer to your question.

Originally posted by rickymouse
Never even dawned on me that CERN and the LHC could be a complete fake.

So I guess my point was well taken. CERN could be a complete fake, but it's not. Likewise, "tall whites" could exist, but it's hardly the case.

I just thought it was a scam used to get money for something we really didn't need to live here on earth.

Well it's not uncommon for laypeople to under appreciate the value of science, while reaping its benefits (including the WWW that was developed at CERN).

The Mafia isn't behind CERN, physicists are capable of scamming people, they aren't dumb.

No we are not dumb, but we typically don't scam people either.

Originally posted by sylvie
I don't understand why you people think everyone with a book out must be a scammer. If you had something that interesting to report, wouldn't you want to write a book about it too? And of course it would be for sale; you wouldn't just give it away for free. I don't get you guys.

Why wouldn't I give the information away for free? Have it tested and confirmed by independent sources. It wouldn't hurt my ability to make money, but only enhance it, because I'd have experts there to back up what I'm saying. I'd still be the source. I'd still be the guy everybody wants to talk to. And you can bet I'd sell a lot more books.

Originally posted by antar
reply to post by Char-Lee

 

I wonder if nearby is nearby as we know it to be or so distant that it cannot be seen by our furthermost satellites?

He says "came here from a nearby start perhaps Bernard's Star"
Now I don't know why he would guess ta something like that there are many stars but Bernard's Star:

is a very low-mass red dwarf star about six light-years away from Earth in the constellation of Ophiuchus, the Snake-holder. Barnard's Star is the fourth-closest known individual star to the Sun, after the three components of the Alpha Centauri system.

I find these statements odd plus the statement
"I call them Norwegians they have 24 teeth".


And this
"every human I met was afraid of them when they ran across them in the desert".

Also he enlisted in the mid 60's. My son has top secret clearance and they are not given out after a couple years of being in Vietnam. Maybe we should look at the time frame as he mentions it. he was very fast to get a privilege clearly that should go to the very trusted.

reply to post by antar




I understand what you're saying. All I'm saying is that he's pushing his books. Not his story, not his evidence, not his facts but his books. Just turns me off.

Much like Wilcox, Greer and others that push their books, their seminars, their training sessions, alouette...

I believe we have been visited, most probably still are but these guys are peddlers.

Just my personal opinion though.

The UFO and alien extra-terrestrial phenomenon is such an ocean of various good theories, great information and powerful disinformation making it a rather muddy water to dive into but there are several released government documents, testimonies from civilians as well as military personel and government officials and image/video footage that suggests that there may actually be some truth to what people are claiming to be happening.

There is a heap of information, from various sources, suggesting that his statement and testimony may be true.

Worth considering and researching is:
Ancient unexplained artifacts and structures.
Ancient correlating legends, myths and translated texts.
Civilian, medical, scientific, air plane pilot, astronaut, governmental, more governmental and military testimonies and published research.
Abduction stories.
Cattle mutilation phenomena.
Video footage.
Crop Circles.

Hopefully this is enough provided material for anybody even slighly interested, be it a sceptic or a believer to dig into.
I just scrambled this together in a hurry. There are probably better material, articles and publications out there but at least here are some videos where researchers already have done the work for you.

Enjoy!

reply to post by buddhasystem


The internet may have been developed even if CERN was not around. The person who came up with the idea may have still done it. I did mention needs didn't I Not wants or desires or technology to make certain people rich and others work more.

I am not against science, I am against exploiting it to show need when need is not even a factor.

Sorry, double post.

reply to post by Char-Lee


he addresses his top secret enlistment in the tall White interview on c2c from the year 2005, and it was as baffling to him as it is to you and others, he did have a pretty clear explanation of it however based on the Pentagons choice for his future.

reply to post by Arken


did he say from BERNARD'S star!?!? Bwahaha!

Originally posted by dontreally
reply to post by FollowTheWhiteRabbit

 

It doesnt necessarily mean he's lying, but it gives us every reason to believe he has good reason to lie.

As a retired scientist, maybe he needs the money? Just think: all he has to do is use his imagination, contact a publisher, and promote his book, and bang, he has a steady influx of moolah.

This is entirely human, and entirely commonplace. People scam other people like this all the time. Just because he's a scientist shouldn't put him above suspicion.

And may they eat people too.

Here in Las Vegas, an average of 5-7 adult persons are reported missing each day, and more than 200 a month.

www.lvmpd.com...

reply to post by ABeing


The problem with video and other types of documentation is that the article, piece or footage always becomes the focus of the debate and not the content in these examples. It would be next to impossible to prove or disprove anything to a closed mind. Believers want to believe, debunkers want to debunk and no amount of evidence or lack thereof can change that fact.

Each experience or chance meeting can be as different as snowflakes in a blizzard. So it is extremely difficult to piece together in a scientific manner all the relevant information available and come out with a compilation that is as straight as an arrow. Lack of continuity in reports are evidence imo.