Aliens stole my car and dog

The story in quote below comes from this webpage. I don't really know what to make of it, the Aliens are Thieves.

www.business-standard.com...

A builder in UK has claimed that spaceships swooped to steal an old Datsun Cherry car and a pet dog.

Keith Robins said that he was camping with his friends in Cardiff when 15 UFOs descended, beamed up his car and the

Staffordshire pit bull terrier, the Sun reported.

The man revealed that he had parked his car with his puppy inside it and left for a few minutes, but on returning, he saw orange orbs rising from the spot. He said there were about 12 to 15 of them and they were gone in a flash.

Robins, who was just 17 when the incident happened in Cardiff, reported it to the Ministry of Defense, along with a diagram of the spaceship.

This incident came to light when the UFO desk released its final batch of documents to the public after being shut down in 2009.

The dog was probably just a Innocent victim. Aliens are now harvesting Rust.

reply to post by AthlonSavage

the Sun reported.

Need anyone say anything more?

reply to post by Druscilla


Druscilla you are quickly replacing phage as my latest ATS favourite!

Hardcore conspiracy crush!

Originally posted by Hijinx
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Druscilla you are quickly replacing phage as my latest ATS favourite!

Hardcore conspiracy crush!

Let's hope to attempt to focus on the interesting cases then.

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Let me try to do my best Phage impersonation:

Keith Robins said that he was camping with his friends in Cardiff when 15 UFOs descended, beamed up his car

Hallucinations?

the Sun reported.

the Sun?

He said there were about 12 to 15 of them and they were gone in a flash.

Hallucinations?

Robins, who was just 17 when the incident happened in Cardiff, reported it to the Ministry of Defense, along with a diagram of the spaceship.

This incident came to light when the UFO desk released its final batch of documents to the public after being shut down in 2009.

Batch of documents, sources?

Theres only one thing dumber than losing your car and thats reporting, "The aliens took it".

Does he have the keys? It'll turn up. We won't hear about that though.

Poor puppy.

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Think this guy had one too many down at his local and needed a cover story to tell his wife.

maybe like this..they took the car to disguise to go anywere like human..and the dog to make them like human bring a pet to somewere..hehe

Originally posted by Druscilla
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the Sun reported.

Need anyone say anything more?

Erm, let me correct you. The Sun WASN'T the source of the story, the MOD was, as is stated in the article.

Moving on, you either believe the witness or you don't, interesting if true though

Abductions, mutilations, and now it sounds like we can add insurance fraud to the ever growing list of things that aliens are accused of.

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I can't see where the MOD was the source, the article says the Sun?
Not doubting, just wondering where you found that. I couldn't see it in the article.

Never mind. Just worked that one out.

What's funny about this, besides whether or not it is true or false, is the way it is worded so that no one will take it seriously...

There have been other cases with a lot worse things happening than this, but reported using more rational wording so that it sounds like a serious event that actually happened....

The program of ridicule and rubbishing witnesses the military has used for decades hasn't changed, even if this story has nothing to do with reality..

It is always good to think of these reports while examining the sociological aspects just to try and see if the report has been affected by someone's disinformation program, or colored in any way to help achieve a desired viewpoint..

Obviously "aliens stole my car and dog" sounds like it was intended as a real joke, not a real event.. Either way, this guy is screwed

Originally posted by alienreality
What's funny about this, besides whether or not it is true or false, is the way it is worded so that no one will take it seriously...

There have been other cases with a lot worse things happening than this, but reported using more rational wording so that it sounds like a serious event that actually happened....

The program of ridicule and rubbishing witnesses the military has used for decades hasn't changed, even if this story has nothing to do with reality..

It is always good to think of these reports while examining the sociological aspects just to try and see if the report has been affected by someone's disinformation program, or colored in any way to help achieve a desired viewpoint..

Obviously "aliens stole my car and dog" sounds like it was intended as a real joke, not a real event.. Either way, this guy is screwed

Very true and a great tactic to avoid getting more people interested in the phenomenon

Originally posted by windslayer
I can't see where the MOD was the source, the article says the Sun?
Not doubting, just wondering where you found that. I couldn't see it in the article.

And herein lies the problem of citing second hand sources.

If the OP had taken just a few more second to *go to the source* of the story instead of the second hand snippet the business-standard had stolen, then
- the argument about the origin of the story doesnt happen, and
- you learn more because the Sun had a larger coverage.

And yet... nobody so far has bothered, I'll do it myself... HERE

theory; the dog is/was an alien, either an ebe or a cybernetic drone sent to spy etc.
*they* retrieved the dog (fetch!) and took the vehicle as a distraction.
prove me wrong...

The moral of this story is that you should NEVER leave an animal unattended in a vehicle.
If the summer heat doesn't get them the aliens will!

It's The Sun...

Probably a plug for a new movie..."Dude! Where's My Poodle?"

Oh Man I hope not...

Peace

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I see nothing interesting here though.

I see a guy who managed to lose both his car and puppy while out in the woods.

The best story he could come up with was a bunch of little lights took them away.

It's interesting if you believe, some irresponsible chap losing both his pet and ride while likely on some mind altering substance out in the woods.

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You could well be Ats primary skeptic/debunker on Ufos and Aliens. Im wondering if your an Alien trying to prevent humans knowing the truth.