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Originally posted by crazyewok
Originally posted by signalfire
reply to post by crazyewok
Yeah; it's not like you can't see people dressed just as weirdly at a Republican or Democratic Convention. And THOSE people are delegates... (and don't get me started on Mensa Gatherings, where at least everyone has a documented IQ; you should see the costumes in evidence there, especially after 10 pm).
In my humble opinion, there's no one so deluded as someone who would willingly put on a red white and blue get up, wave a flag around for several days at a staged event and think they are somehow participating in an open process.
Im not a American so I dont really have experiance of your political madness. Here in the uk we are prettyy MEH about it, I think that is beacuse we realised years ago how pointless it is as all partys are the same.
Anyway my point is this isnt the time or place to dress up like a crazy as it just hurts the cause.
A lawyer would'nt turn up to court with a cyrstal straped to there head whould they?
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The New York Daily News today highlights a statement by U.S. Rep. Peter King of New York, in which he outright ridicules one of the military witnesses at the D.C. hearings, Ret. Air Force Capt. Robert Salas (pictured below).
Salas has a credible background as a weapons controller and launch officer of intercontinental ballistic missiles and has previously spoken about a 1967 incident at Malmstrom Air Force Base in Montana when signals went off indicating an intrusion at the missile site, followed by missiles "going into an unlaunchable, or no-go, mode," all during the appearance of a UFO over the base.
Salas says he sent documents about this case to King, the former House Homeland Security Chairman and believes King is ignoring him. According to the Daily News, when King was asked about Salas' claim, here's how he responded: "I have no idea what the guy is talking about. We are always getting crazy stuff in the mail by people whose brain has been taken over by aliens or something."
Really, Mr. King? As a representative of the people, is that the proper way to refer to one of many respected military men entrusted with the safety of our country -- to just shrug him off by referring to the evidence he sent you as "crazy stuff" and to further ridicule him by basically saying his brain was "taken over by aliens"?
Originally posted by signalfire
I find it fascinating that the very people who have spent literally HOURS on this thread ferociously debunking this and bad mouthing that can't seem to find the time or four bucks to actually just watch the presentation.
Hell, if you're anti-UFO anything or anybody it's great for laughs, and if you're interested in just hearing what's going on, it's intriguing and sometimes enlightening.
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I do consider myself a UFO info junkie along with a great many other topics, and there's testimony here that's new to me, and it really is fun watching the rather clueless Congresscritters finally starting to realize that the government they worked for and in has been lying to them all along.
Today's presentation of testimony from South America was particularly enlightening. Funny how the countries that the U.S.'s MSM seem to ignore as much as possible seem to be far more open to discussing topics without ridicule than here in the New Fascist States of America.
Originally posted by signalfire
reply to post by Mr Mask
Sorry.
I stopped reading your posts several pages ago. No content, snotty, TL/DR.
So instead of complaining about them complaining about their over-inflated pay scale expectations, do you have any issue with the ACTUAL TESTIMONY? Or are you just here to cheerlead Mr Fantastic's annoying posts?
Don't bother answering. I'm really tired of the attitude, frankly. There's honest debate about the genuineness of the testimony, but the combination of ridicule and claiming everyone's in it for the money gets real old, real fast.
OR, the CIA who has been the go-to agency for debunking since four hours into the Roswell case
Originally posted by MrFantastic1
Originally posted by AboveBoard
Originally posted by MrFantastic1
The event will also hear the testimony of “Dr.” Thomas Vallone. According to his biography on the hearing website, Vallone received his doctorate from Kennedy Western University. Never heard of Kennedy Western? Don’t worry. The unaccredited school was shut-down in 2009 following a Government Accountability Office investigation into diploma mills.
www.parapolitical.com...
edit on 30-4-2013 by MrFantastic1 because: (no reason given)
The article did not mention his B.S. in Electrical Engineering, B.S. in Physics and M.A. in Physics from SUNY (State University of New York). As to Kennedy-Western,
You've seen his transcripts from SUNY then and can confirm that, or you're just going by what he posted on his own website and assuming "well, he must be telling the truth - people don't lie about that stuff"?
Here's the thing - you CAN'T effectively make-up a doctorate ... it's too easy to discredit through a LexisNexis search ... your thesis will be on file somewhere. You CAN claim to have a BS/MA, however, that people -usually- can't definitively discredit without a signed authorization to pull your academic records.
That's why fakers usually buy Ph.D.s from diploma mills but just make-up BS/MAs from real schools. Trust me, I do background checks for corporate HR departments on their senior-level hires for a living. This is a very typical pattern, I've seen it a thousand times.
Did this guy make-up his MA? I don't know. All I know is that 99% of people who are bright enough to get a MA in a science-related field would not buy a Ph.D. from a diploma mill. If I were backgrounding this guy, that would be a VERY MAJOR red flag.edit on 1-5-2013 by MrFantastic1 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by AboveBoard
reply to post by FORMe2p00p0n
Thank you!! :-) Your efforts at posting this are greatly appreciated!! I need to go back to the other's you've posted too. Awesome to have it available for however long it stays up. (I think S. Basset said they would youtube it afterwards, but it might be several weeks...)
peace,
AB
2-I see a lot of hostile people looking to destroy or dismantle people’s posts here with little respect for the feelings of the OP. I will not be part of such behavior. I am someone who feels very “at peace” with peace.
Originally posted by Impodog
This has got to be the highlight of the final day of the CHD.
An Ex CIA operative tells how Eisenhower had to threaten MJ-12 with the 1st Army to get them to release what they knew..
In a word - Stunning! It also collaborates many other tidbits and revelations over the years....
www....(nolink)/deathbed-testimony-about-ufos-given-by-former-cia-official-video-1002/
UFO author and historian Richard Dolan interviewed “Anonymous” on March 5, 2013. Facing impending kidney failure, this individual felt compelled to disclose secret information he feels is too important to keep secret. In the video, he claims to have served in the U.S. Army, worked for the CIA, and worked on the U.S. Air Force’s Project Blue Book–one of the USAF’s official studies of UFOs. And he refers to the project as “partially a fraud.” Asking for clarification, Dolan states, “You’re saying some of the Blue Book cases were completely fictitious?” The anonymous man responds, “Yes.”
“Anonymous” alleges that, after an invasion threat from President Dwight Eisenhower, he and his superior at the CIA were allowed inside the secretive Area 51 in Nevada to gather intel and report back to the president. There, “Anonymous” describes seeing several alien spacecraft, including the craft that crashed in Roswell, New Mexico. Then, he and his superior were taken to the S-4 facility southwest of Area 51 where they observed live extraterrestrials.
Originally posted by Hanslune
reply to post by signalfire
OR, the CIA who has been the go-to agency for debunking since four hours into the Roswell case
Roswell July 7 1947
Act to create the CIA July 26 1947......
Originally posted by signalfire
Originally posted by Hanslune
reply to post by signalfire
OR, the CIA who has been the go-to agency for debunking since four hours into the Roswell case
Roswell July 7 1947
Act to create the CIA July 26 1947......
Jesus, I damn near rest my case. That 'Act' being put in writing less than three weeks after the crash? If ever there was a smoking gun...