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Aspie said:Have you emailed them personally and asked them what they actually said? or are you just going to take HWSNBN's word for it?
Cygnus X1 said:I think I figured out why the wedding cake photos look so terrible. Maybe it's a test to see that only the most rational intelligent thinkers will start to study what the Plejarans have to say instead of laughing the whole case off.
CapnG said:Why would they? Or, assuming they did notice, why would they care?
CapnG said:Wow... that's... wow.
Cygnus X1 said:I was half kidding there.
Cygnus X1 said:I know all this sounds crazy and believe me I hop back in forth on my opinion about it, but it sure is fascinating stuff to think about. You have to admit it would be awesome if the Plejarans did exist - someone made it to spacefaring status and didn't destroy themselves in the process. It gives one hope I guess.
Meier himself discredited his own case quite nicely. No original negatives or films. TV show dancers being passed on as genuine ETs but later the blame is put on MiB falsifying his material, after he got caught of course. Pics from Venus and stars could be found in any astronomical literature. Supposed picture from the future depicting the destruction of San Francisco was an exact match with a GEO magazine illustration. Meier's mothership in space picture shows a remarkable similarity to a NASA illustration of a Voyager probe. The list goes on.Cygnus X1 said:You guys ever think that this could be some kind of conspiracy involving black military ops. The goal to draw in credible UFO researchers then release ridiculous garbage - discrediting the case and destroying real UFO research?
Aspie said:Wow a dot in the sky that is really blurred.
Try this one http://www.steelmarkonline.com/media/06-12-75_Tree_Circling_Ship_Near_Hinwil_(Low-Res).mpg
Definitely on a string, and it looks like it's Meier's favourite bonsai tree it's swinging around.
Aliens may very well have contacted some of the people you mentioned. They just don't speak about it, think they are crazy, or have no recall.
It is not always someone from Podunk. What is the sources that lead you to think this? Stand up comedians and tv comercials? Hearing that trite inaccurate remark is what is tiresome.