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  • DraenorDraenor Member UncommonPosts: 7,918
    Originally posted by Zerocool032

    Originally posted by Draenor

    Originally posted by War_Eagle

    Originally posted by Draenor


    If I was an astronaut I would totally tell lies about alien sightings for two reasons:
     
    If it's not true, then NASA and the US Gov can't do anything to him for leaking secrets that don't exist
    It's great publicity and money
     
    There's two reasons why I don't take stuff like this seriously.

    You're calling him a liar?  I know some people are cynical, I guess I've always been what people would call naive.  I tend to lean towards believing someone until they give me reason otherwise.  Especially someone like him who has his public reputation to consider.

    The only time I am not believing of what someone tells me is when it is just obvious they are lying.  I think for the most part people are or at least try their hardest to be honest.  You probably think I'm naive though.  Oh well, just the way I am.  Kind of always been that way.



     

    Yes, I'm calling him a liar.

    The only time I believe what someone tells me is if I have reasonable evidence proving it...I'm not asking for 100% irrefutable proof, but with this alien stuff, they have nothing to go on but their own word and the testimony of a few people who say that they have had an encounter...I'm sorry but i'm not convinced.

     

    Theres more documentation for the UFO phenomena than the holocoust.

    www.ufocasebook.com  << On average 5 reports daily, most with pictures or videos.

    But thats not even the half of it....

    Look at my previous post.  A interview with buzz aldrin saying the same thing....



     

    The reporting of a UFO is not the same as a report of an alien...a UFO is simply an unidentified flying object, many of which can be chalked up to military testing and natural phenomenon...nothing has ever led me to believe that any UFO was alien in nature.

     

    Your argument is like a two legged dog with an eating disorder...weak and unbalanced.

  • DraenorDraenor Member UncommonPosts: 7,918
    Originally posted by poopypants

    Originally posted by gnomexxx

    Originally posted by poopypants


    Not such a great revelation...but I congratulate him for his courage.
     
    Only an american moron would believe that we're alone in the universe!

    What's up with the "American" comment?  I was rolling right along with you until you added that.

    I made the "american" comment because most americans are drooling idiots...Hello!

     



     

     

    HAHAHAA...and I got banned for calling soccer players wusses...unbelievable.

    Your argument is like a two legged dog with an eating disorder...weak and unbalanced.

  • Zerocool032Zerocool032 Member Posts: 729
    Originally posted by Draenor

    Originally posted by Zerocool032

    Originally posted by Draenor

    Originally posted by War_Eagle

    Originally posted by Draenor


    If I was an astronaut I would totally tell lies about alien sightings for two reasons:
     
    If it's not true, then NASA and the US Gov can't do anything to him for leaking secrets that don't exist
    It's great publicity and money
     
    There's two reasons why I don't take stuff like this seriously.

    You're calling him a liar?  I know some people are cynical, I guess I've always been what people would call naive.  I tend to lean towards believing someone until they give me reason otherwise.  Especially someone like him who has his public reputation to consider.

    The only time I am not believing of what someone tells me is when it is just obvious they are lying.  I think for the most part people are or at least try their hardest to be honest.  You probably think I'm naive though.  Oh well, just the way I am.  Kind of always been that way.



     

    Yes, I'm calling him a liar.

    The only time I believe what someone tells me is if I have reasonable evidence proving it...I'm not asking for 100% irrefutable proof, but with this alien stuff, they have nothing to go on but their own word and the testimony of a few people who say that they have had an encounter...I'm sorry but i'm not convinced.

     

    Theres more documentation for the UFO phenomena than the holocoust.

    www.ufocasebook.com  << On average 5 reports daily, most with pictures or videos.

    But thats not even the half of it....

    Look at my previous post.  A interview with buzz aldrin saying the same thing....



     

    The reporting of a UFO is not the same as a report of an alien...a UFO is simply an unidentified flying object, many of which can be chalked up to military testing and natural phenomenon...nothing has ever led me to believe that any UFO was alien in nature.

     

     

    www.ufocasebook.com

    Theres a site that gets on average 5 reports a day.  If you need better proof goto the "best alien photos" and videos section

    My favorite video, that happened a few miles from my town actually....

    Stephenville Texas sightings in 2007 (Did noone catch this on the news?)

    youtube.com/watch

    About 1/3 into the video it starts going crazy.

    Now you tell me what the hell that is

     

    edit: Heres another good UFO video, shows a ufo with the same pattern as in the video above

    youtube.com/watch

     

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  • Originally posted by abbaba


    I bet they have implanted parasites in some of us, they're in stasis right now waiting for the moment to strike. I suggest everyone learn how to sleep with their eyes open, and don't drive down lonely country roads on moonless nights.

     

    Abbaba, may I have your street address so I can mail you a free complimentary....um...luck egg? It's about the size of a football, and it gives you good luck if you lay it next to your bed at night and sleep with your mouth open. If you feel an ovipositor in your throat that night it means it's working. Do not be alarmed by sudden chest-bursting activity....that is also good luck.



    Live for the swarm.

  • ZorvanZorvan Member CommonPosts: 8,912
    Originally posted by Sawtooth

    Originally posted by abbaba


    I bet they have implanted parasites in some of us, they're in stasis right now waiting for the moment to strike. I suggest everyone learn how to sleep with their eyes open, and don't drive down lonely country roads on moonless nights.

     

    Abbaba, may I have your street address so I can mail you a free complimentary....um...luck egg? It's about the size of a football, and it gives you good luck if you lay it next to your bed at night and sleep with your mouth open. If you feel an ovipositor in your throat that night it means it's working. Do not be alarmed by sudden chest-bursting activity....that is also good luck.



    Live for the swarm.

    http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/394342/real_life_mind_controlling_parasites.html

     




    Real Life Mind-Controlling Parasites

    Nature's Puppet Masters

     





    By David Yuen, published Oct 03, 2007

    Published Content: 32  Total Views: 24,892  Favorited By: 5 CPs
     



     


     


    When people think of parasites, they usually think about leeches, lampreys, and squirmy things that latch on and feed. But it's only in the movies where those creepy things could actually control the mind of the host, right? Wrong. The truth is, in the natural world, there's not only an amazing diversity of parasites, but there are actual parasites that can control the behavior of their hosts, even to the point of manipulating them into suicide. Here are just a few examples.



    A species of fungus belonging to the genus Cordyceps has the ability to enter the bodies of ants, as spores, and then slowly grow mycelia (fine fungal filaments) throughout the ant's body, absorbing its soft tissues, while avoiding its vital organs. When the fungus is ready to reproduce, it then grows into the ant's brain, where it produces chemicals that alter the host's brain chemistry. This then causes the ant to climb up a blade of grass or a tall plant and then clamp its mandibles down into it. There, the ant rests, while the fungus begins to devour its brain, thereby killing the host. Once finished, the fungus sprouts out of the ant's carcass through gaps in its exoskeleton. The sprouted fungus then releases its spores into the area nearby, where it can infect other ants who happen to pass by.



    While some mind influencing parasites eventually kill their hosts by devouring them or leeching off of them to the point of death, others sometimes kill their hosts by forcing them to commit outright suicide. One such parasite is a nematomorph hairworm by the name of Spinochordodes tellinii, which is a worm that actually invades the bodies of various insects, including grasshoppers. When this parasite finds a way into a host, it spends most of its time feeding on the host's insides. Upon growing to a certain length, the parasite then causes the host to committ suicide by "compelling" it to jump into a nearby body of water to drown itself. After this act is done, the worm's adult form emerges from the carcass of the unfortunate host and becomes a free living aquatic creature that can reproduce in water.

     





  • TorakTorak Member Posts: 4,905
    Originally posted by Zorvan


    http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/394342/real_life_mind_controlling_parasites.html

     





    Real Life Mind-Controlling Parasites
    Nature's Puppet Masters
     




    By David Yuen, published Oct 03, 2007
    Published Content: 32  Total Views: 24,892  Favorited By: 5 CPs
     


     

     









     

    Thats one of the "5 scientific reasons a Zombie Apocolypes could really happen" isn't it?

    Anyway,

    Ever wonder why all those videos of "actual" aliens are always naked? Maybe we are some sort of weird sex resort for them.

    Just imagine, they travel across the galaxy so they can risk being caught streaking on primitives video cameras. Flashing humans might be some sort of strange alien fetish or creeper yet, foreplay between them.

    And what about the disturbing reports of humans being force to have sex with aliens.....

    And whats wrong with all of the UFO pilots? Are they drunk? They either are under the influence of some sort of narcotic (which would explain all the UFO crashes) or they are not all that good of pilots...or maybe showboating their l337 spaceships to us bald monkeys. (which again would explain the unusual amount of crashes they appear to have) And that would maybe indicate that maybe....they are not really all that ...smart? Maybe they stole the UFO's from another race and they are joy riding around the galaxy f**king with species like ours for fun.

    We are being invaded by drunk teenage aliens who stole starships and who like to eat parts of our cows and abduct humans for weird sex games and "anal probing".

     

  • ZorvanZorvan Member CommonPosts: 8,912
    Originally posted by Torak
    We are being invaded by drunk teenage aliens who stole starships and who like to eat parts of our cows and abduct humans for weird sex games and "anal probing".
     



     

    So they've basically taken over San Francisco, then?

  • bluberryhazebluberryhaze Member Posts: 1,702

    news flash.

    aliens are just US, in the future.

    they visit us just as we like to dig for archaelogical ruins.

    -I will subtlety invade your psyche-

  • War_EagleWar_Eagle Member, Newbie CommonPosts: 472
    Originally posted by Draenor

    Originally posted by War_Eagle

    Originally posted by Draenor


    If I was an astronaut I would totally tell lies about alien sightings for two reasons:
     
    If it's not true, then NASA and the US Gov can't do anything to him for leaking secrets that don't exist
    It's great publicity and money
     
    There's two reasons why I don't take stuff like this seriously.

    You're calling him a liar?  I know some people are cynical, I guess I've always been what people would call naive.  I tend to lean towards believing someone until they give me reason otherwise.  Especially someone like him who has his public reputation to consider.

    The only time I am not believing of what someone tells me is when it is just obvious they are lying.  I think for the most part people are or at least try their hardest to be honest.  You probably think I'm naive though.  Oh well, just the way I am.  Kind of always been that way.



     

    Yes, I'm calling him a liar.

    The only time I believe what someone tells me is if I have reasonable evidence proving it...I'm not asking for 100% irrefutable proof, but with this alien stuff, they have nothing to go on but their own word and the testimony of a few people who say that they have had an encounter...I'm sorry but i'm not convinced.

    So, you consider someone a liar until you are presented with 100% irrefutable proof?

    Okay, if you want to look at people that way.  I guess that takes trust out of the picture for everyone in your life.  Kind of a scary world you live in.

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  • ZorvanZorvan Member CommonPosts: 8,912
    Originally posted by Draenor

    Originally posted by War_Eagle

    Originally posted by Draenor


    If I was an astronaut I would totally tell lies about alien sightings for two reasons:
     
    If it's not true, then NASA and the US Gov can't do anything to him for leaking secrets that don't exist
    It's great publicity and money
     
    There's two reasons why I don't take stuff like this seriously.

    You're calling him a liar?  I know some people are cynical, I guess I've always been what people would call naive.  I tend to lean towards believing someone until they give me reason otherwise.  Especially someone like him who has his public reputation to consider.

    The only time I am not believing of what someone tells me is when it is just obvious they are lying.  I think for the most part people are or at least try their hardest to be honest.  You probably think I'm naive though.  Oh well, just the way I am.  Kind of always been that way.



     

    Yes, I'm calling him a liar.

    The only time I believe what someone tells me is if I have reasonable evidence proving it...I'm not asking for 100% irrefutable proof, but with this alien stuff, they have nothing to go on but their own word and the testimony of a few people who say that they have had an encounter...I'm sorry but i'm not convinced.



     

    Funny, I thought you were one of those who declare God to exist. How can you believe in God when there is no resonable evidence of His existence except for claims made by men in a book, then?

  • TealaTeala Member RarePosts: 7,627

    Hehehe...the History Channel has a show on right now about UFO's!   LOL!  

  • Zerocool032Zerocool032 Member Posts: 729
    Originally posted by Zorvan

    Originally posted by Draenor

    Originally posted by War_Eagle

    Originally posted by Draenor


    If I was an astronaut I would totally tell lies about alien sightings for two reasons:
     
    If it's not true, then NASA and the US Gov can't do anything to him for leaking secrets that don't exist
    It's great publicity and money
     
    There's two reasons why I don't take stuff like this seriously.

    You're calling him a liar?  I know some people are cynical, I guess I've always been what people would call naive.  I tend to lean towards believing someone until they give me reason otherwise.  Especially someone like him who has his public reputation to consider.

    The only time I am not believing of what someone tells me is when it is just obvious they are lying.  I think for the most part people are or at least try their hardest to be honest.  You probably think I'm naive though.  Oh well, just the way I am.  Kind of always been that way.



     

    Yes, I'm calling him a liar.

    The only time I believe what someone tells me is if I have reasonable evidence proving it...I'm not asking for 100% irrefutable proof, but with this alien stuff, they have nothing to go on but their own word and the testimony of a few people who say that they have had an encounter...I'm sorry but i'm not convinced.



     

    Funny, I thought you were one of those who declare God to exist. How can you believe in God when there is no resonable evidence of His existence except for claims made by men in a book, then?

     

    For the love of God dont go into a religious debate.

    Saying the only evidence of existance of God is in a book, if the first sign you have no clue what your arguing.

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  • gnat76gnat76 Member Posts: 70

    Why is it that in 100+ years of photography and today's HDD camcorders and 14 MegaPixel camerals we still only have distant grainy images.  I'd like to see one really good photo or video that wasn't just swirls of light or a blurr.

  • Zerocool032Zerocool032 Member Posts: 729
    Originally posted by gnat76


    Why is it that in 100+ years of photography and today's HDD camcorders and 14 MegaPixel camerals we still only have distant grainy images.  I'd like to see one really good photo or video that wasn't just swirls of light or a blurr.

     

    www.ufocasebook.com/bestufopictures.html

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  • gnat76gnat76 Member Posts: 70
    Originally posted by Zerocool032

    Originally posted by gnat76


    Why is it that in 100+ years of photography and today's HDD camcorders and 14 MegaPixel camerals we still only have distant grainy images.  I'd like to see one really good photo or video that wasn't just swirls of light or a blurr.

     

    www.ufocasebook.com/bestufopictures.html



     

    I looked at those, all blurry silver lampshades, except for the blurry black blobs. If those are the best I wouldn't call that proof of aliens visiting Earth.

  • greymanngreymann Member Posts: 757

    Problem is there's some credence to every side of the alien arguement:

    1. Ancient scrolls like sumeria's seems to point to an advanced alien race civilising man.  There's archeological credence to us having had a quantum leap during that time that people said couldn't be man-made.

    2. Same type of mythology on the other side of the world in ancient meso-america.  Could have been just a group of human elite but why the weird features on the sculptures and writings about great feats and powers?

    3. Plenty of supposed reports from credible witnesses in modern times.

    4. On the other hand, there's scientific theories saying ufo, alien contact is simply mental like in sleep paralysis hallucinations.  That most people who claim alien contact are just mental.

    5.  Also mind-control victims report their abusers calling themselves aliens to instill terror and even using holograms to make themselves look reptilian.

    Maybe the government is just pretending to cover something up while promoting the myth and play a mirror trick on us while the F all our $hit up with things like NAFTA.  They no longer have religion to control everyone with so they develope a more athiestic mythology that all the nerds fall for.  Who knows.  Maybe the world is just a pimple on a big alien's butt and he'll get a scratch one day and send us to oblivion.

  • shamallshamall Member CommonPosts: 516

    Well seems that the powers that be are working to cover this up already. I just saw a story on msnbc about this and they totally attacked Dr Edgar Mitchell's credibility even though he was an astronaut. They didn't even interview him but had their local "NASA guy" try to play Edgar off as a cook "but a great american and my friend". Classic testbook example of how the government deals with anyone who trys to talk to the public about this subject and its starting to get old.

    All these people who have at one time held very important positions in the US government and military that are coming out and saying something is going on must all be crazy right???

    The Brave Do Not Fear The Grave

  • olddaddyolddaddy Member Posts: 3,356
    Originally posted by abbaba


    I bet they have implanted parasites in some of us, they're in stasis right now waiting for the moment to strike. I suggest everyone learn how to sleep with their eyes open, and don't drive down lonely country roads on moonless nights.



     

    Anybody that has ever had to attend a meeting at work is already trained to sleep with their eyes open. As to driving down lonely country roads on moonless nights alone, nobody ever does that, they always have Jack Daniels to keep them company.

    Wasn't there a female astronaut a bit back that was having an affair with a male astronaut, and drove to Florida from Texas wearing depends and using stimulants to stay awake so she could assault his girl friend a scare her? Yup, astronauts are such rational people.

    So, yea, right, I believe everything astronauts say. After all, it's perfectly normal for a rational person to be launched into space as part of a rocket containing explosive fuel that was manufactured by the lowest bidder in a government contract.

     

  • DraenorDraenor Member UncommonPosts: 7,918
    Originally posted by Zerocool032

    Originally posted by Zorvan

    Originally posted by Draenor

    Originally posted by War_Eagle

    Originally posted by Draenor


    If I was an astronaut I would totally tell lies about alien sightings for two reasons:
     
    If it's not true, then NASA and the US Gov can't do anything to him for leaking secrets that don't exist
    It's great publicity and money
     
    There's two reasons why I don't take stuff like this seriously.

    You're calling him a liar?  I know some people are cynical, I guess I've always been what people would call naive.  I tend to lean towards believing someone until they give me reason otherwise.  Especially someone like him who has his public reputation to consider.

    The only time I am not believing of what someone tells me is when it is just obvious they are lying.  I think for the most part people are or at least try their hardest to be honest.  You probably think I'm naive though.  Oh well, just the way I am.  Kind of always been that way.



     

    Yes, I'm calling him a liar.

    The only time I believe what someone tells me is if I have reasonable evidence proving it...I'm not asking for 100% irrefutable proof, but with this alien stuff, they have nothing to go on but their own word and the testimony of a few people who say that they have had an encounter...I'm sorry but i'm not convinced.



     

    Funny, I thought you were one of those who declare God to exist. How can you believe in God when there is no resonable evidence of His existence except for claims made by men in a book, then?

     

    For the love of God dont go into a religious debate.

    Saying the only evidence of existance of God is in a book, if the first sign you have no clue what your arguing.



     

    I wasn't going to adress it anyway, the comparison is outrageous and not even worth talking about.

    Your argument is like a two legged dog with an eating disorder...weak and unbalanced.

  • shamallshamall Member CommonPosts: 516
    Originally posted by olddaddy

    Originally posted by abbaba


    I bet they have implanted parasites in some of us, they're in stasis right now waiting for the moment to strike. I suggest everyone learn how to sleep with their eyes open, and don't drive down lonely country roads on moonless nights.



     

    Anybody that has ever had to attend a meeting at work is already trained to sleep with their eyes open. As to driving down lonely country roads on moonless nights alone, nobody ever does that, they always have Jack Daniels to keep them company.

    Wasn't there a female astronaut a bit back that was having an affair with a male astronaut, and drove to Florida from Texas wearing depends and using stimulants to stay awake so she could assault his girl friend a scare her? Yup, astronauts are such rational people.

    So, yea, right, I believe everything astronauts say. After all, it's perfectly normal for a rational person to be launched into space as part of a rocket containing explosive fuel that was manufactured by the lowest bidder in a government contract.

     



     

    There is a difference between a person who was in the astronaut training program and went bonkers and a person who successfuly went through the program, successfuly went to the moon and made it back alive. By your wording NASA must be sending nothing but nutjobs into space.  

    The Brave Do Not Fear The Grave

  • Originally posted by shamallThere is a difference between a person who was in the astronaut training program and went bonkers and a person who successfuly went through the program, successfuly went to the moon and made it back alive. By your wording NASA must be sending nothing but nutjobs into space.  

     

    Ahem.....Lisa Nowak.....Wikipedia Entry. Astronaut who's been to space, and also broke the final frontier in attempted kidnapping by suiting up in Depends, driving across several states, and assaulting her boyfriend's other love interest. The Depends were so she wouldn't have to stop driving for bathroom breaks.



    ....just saying, NASA does have its wierdos.

     

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