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UFOs - proof?
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03-01-2012 4:27pm#1When it comes to the question of whether we're alone in the universe, I find myself generally not terribly convinced either way. So; on the one hand, despite the size of the universe, I can't help thinking that the chances of all the necessary circumstances for life to evolve happening anywhere other than here are so absolutely tiny that it must be virtually impossible that there would be life out there. And then in a stunning 180 degree turn, I similarly think, based largely on the same logic, that the universe is so vastly enormous that it seems inconceivable that life of some form WOULDN'T have evolved on other planets, either inferior or superior to our own. Then I basically come to the conclusion that these are probably matters which are far too enormous for me to have any reasonable grasp of and I go and put the kettle on.
So now that I've made that all clear(!), have a look at this video which I found last night while doing my usual random wanderings around the internet. I'm not one for conspiracy theories (I was gonna put this on the CT forum but this looks a bit too convincing to sit there with all the theorised "moon landing was fake" and "9/11 was an inside job" threads - no offence guys), nor am I one to throw stuff like this around thoughtlessly...but this video, I gotta say, makes an unnervingly strong case, not only for the idea that there's life out there, but that it's a lot closer to us than we might care to imagine, possibly even already here. And yes, I know I already sound like a total crank - but watch the video and see if you can convincingly argue otherwise, and give rational explanations for every single thing that you see. If you can I'll be very pleased. Particularly with the frankly bizarre interrupted radio interview that takes up the last few minutes of the video.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6wxrH9J6P-oComments
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I'd think similar for at least some of the reports. A rellie of mine flew night missions over Germany in WW2 and he saw foo fighters on two missions. Lights that came up from below and tracked their flight for about ten minutes and then flew away. They exhibited flight characteristics that were well odd. He had flown missions since early on in the war and it was only later on that aircrews noted them. They were pretty sure at the time is was some Nazi secret weapon/monitoring device. Some Nazi scientists were defo experimenting with some out there shít. That much is part of public record. The exact nature of some of the weird shít is up for debate. On the physics front people forget that a helluva lot of modern physics came from Jewish scientists. An amazing amount. Great bunch o lads from the physics angle.
All joking aside, I'm in two minds TBH. Watched a documentary on Discovery the other day, and the first time UFOs were noticed was in late WW2, when the nazis were experimenting with "hovering discs". After the capture of Nazi scientists, and their repatriation to the USA (project Paperclip), the sightings all increased - in the vicinity of Top Secret bases - to where the scientists had been relocated.
Cover up? Or cover story? Who can tell?
German, especially nazi scientists were ignoring some of it from an (stupid) ideological standpoint. They were more into quantum physics for a start. So maybe, just maybe they stumbled upon some odd stuff others outside that daftly narrow focus missed? Plus Germany had an unreal lead in many sciences before the war. In chemistry alone they led the world. No slouches at engineering either. My dad, an engineer actually learned to read German before the war(he got married late:D), because so much of the good stuff was published in the language. So you never know. They may have cracked outside the standard envelope of flight, maybe even some anti gravity effect. Things that the US and others gobbled up after the war and used themselves, or tried to. The US would have not gotten to the moon when the did without the German lead in rocketry that they brought back with them after the dust had settled. German leads many of whom were soaked in blood. Ditto for other areas of flight engineering. Rejoice in the awareness of feeling stupid, for that’s how you end up learning new things. If you’re not aware you’re stupid, you probably are.
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I'd think similar for at least some of the reports. A rellie of mine flew night missions over Germany in WW2 and he saw foo fighters on two missions. Lights that came up from below and tracked their flight for about ten minutes and then flew away. They exhibited flight characteristics that were well odd. He had flown missions since early on in the war and it was only later on that aircrews noted them. They were pretty sure at the time is was some Nazi secret weapon/monitoring device. Some Nazi scientists were defo experimenting with some out there shít. That much is part of public record. The exact nature of some of the weird shít is up for debate. On the physics front people forget that a helluva lot of modern physics came from Jewish scientists. An amazing amount. Great bunch o lads from the physics angle. German, especially nazi scientists were ignoring some of it from an (stupid) ideological standpoint. They were more into quantum physics for a start. So maybe, just maybe they stumbled upon some odd stuff others outside that daftly narrow focus missed? Plus Germany had an unreal lead in many sciences before the war. In chemistry alone they led the world. No slouches at engineering either. My dad, an engineer actually learned to read German before the war(he got married late:D), because so much of the good stuff was published in the language. So you never know. They may have cracked outside the standard envelope of flight, maybe even some anti gravity effect. Things that the US and others gobbled up after the war and used themselves, or tried to. The US would have not gotten to the moon when the did without the German lead in rocketry that they brought back with them after the dust had settled. German leads many of whom were soaked in blood. Ditto for other areas of flight engineering.
But didn't the Germans also report seeing these lights thinking that they were some allied weapon? They were also reported in the pacific by the Japanese, everyone seemed to think it was the other side.
Im on the fence when it comes to aliens/ufo's, there's a lot of bull**** out there but there is also some genuine unexplained occurrences/anomalies that nobody has any answers for...0 -
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The biggest conspiracy theory are conspiracy theories.
THERE HERE TO MISLEAD US PEOPLE!!!
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So true, the aliens would never have come up with that.
Conspiracy theory is nice, it mean the world has an order and we are not ruled or respondent by random events.
Lizards you are doing a bang on job. But could you pay the Bondholders...please...0 -
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