Too depressing for words...but here are a few

[Loose Leaf Tea]

Here's a link to a BBC TV report from Liverpool, UK.

Liverpool UFO

It's not so much the sighting itself (lights in the sky stuff) - it's the way it's reported.

Air-headed journalism or more sinsiter, state-sanctioned debunking?

"The BBC - Making you and your rational interest in UFOs a public laughing stock."

Will someone please beam me off this fucking planet...

 

[Ally]

For only $9.99 http://www.fromheretoandromeda.com/ you can learn how to leave the planet. Sounds like a deal to me!

 

[Loose Leaf Tea]

Stuck in Andromeda with Sereda?
I think I'll stay in our pale blue dot of an asylum a wee bit longer, thank you very much.

 

[Stagger]

Here's a link to a BBC TV report from Liverpool, UK.

Liverpool UFO

"The BBC - Making you and your rational interest in UFOs a public laughing stock."

Will someone please beam me off this fucking planet...

Very true. Then again, you can rationally explain your interest to a rational audience. The irrational rest, who cares?

For only $9.99 http://www.fromheretoandromeda.com/ you can learn how to leave the planet. Sounds like a deal to me!

Hehe, not sure who this Sereda guy is but his trailer makes me want to head straight for the Leo Cluster, just to make sure I won't bump into him.

In Pandora's Star and Judas Unchained, Peter Hamilton writes about the Silfen. A humanoid(ish) civilization so advanced they appear to us like a bunch of complete nutters. They have built a network of "pahts", kind of seamless wormholes. Somewhere in the woods you can follow a path for a few km and and end up on some other planet in some other galaxy. Wouldn't that would be neat?

Drifting more OT, sorry.

 

[Ally]

Ya I just found out about Sereda recently on this forum. Very unbalanced guy. I am being nice.

 

[Tommy Allison]

You gotta admit, ten bucks to get you to another galaxy, is a lot better than paying $4.00 for a gallon of unleaded.

 

[Siani]

You guys only pay $4 over there and you're all complaining? It's almost $11 a gallon here in the UK, and may go beyond $12 by the middle of next month .

 

[Aaron LeClair]

You guys only pay $4 over there and you're all complaining? It's almost $11 a gallon here in the UK, and may go beyond $12 by the middle of next month .

11 pounds, euros or whatever? Either way, that is steep. We can still complain though. Just because there are people that have bullets in their heads don't make my headache feel any better.

 

[Stagger]

No worries, in this other sample you can see that Mr. Sereda went to Boyd Bushman to get totally unambiguous and perfectly clear information on how antigravity works. It's cheap because we're standing on the shoulders of giants. So, gasoline is obsolete and everything will be ok, right?

 

[karlemids]

Here's a link to a BBC TV report from Liverpool, UK.

Liverpool UFO

It's not so much the sighting itself (lights in the sky stuff) - it's the way it's reported.

Air-headed journalism or more sinsiter, state-sanctioned debunking?

"The BBC - Making you and your rational interest in UFOs a public laughing stock."

Will someone please beam me off this fucking planet...

BBC = British Brainwashing Corporation.

Did you ever see the conspiracy files episodes they 'put out' to quill 'myths' regarding 911, diana, dr.kelly etc?

 

[Loose Leaf Tea]

No, didn't see those programmes but I can imagine how one-sided they were.
It's funny, I hardly watch any telly now; the BBC seems to be in a race to reach the bottom of the populist barrel and will ape the monstrosities of ITV, channel 4, et al. (Have you seen the BBC's atrocious breakfast "news" show? Fluff, pap, celebrities and sport with tiny bits of news chucked in).
I deeply resent having to pay the BBC's extortionate licence fee and deeply resent their unbelivably threatening, Orwellian advertisments of the consequences of NOT paying the licence fee!
I keep having to remind myself that this was the channel that once commissioned Jacob Bronowski's, "The Ascent of Man".
Oh, the irony!

Like David B. once said, the internet has made television redundant.
Long live the internet!

 

[karlemids]

No, didn't see those programmes but I can imagine how one-sided they were.

You've got that sussed too a tea!
I actually stopped watching TV alltogether after seeing these episodes.

(Have you seen the BBC's atrocious breakfast "news" show? Fluff, pap, celebrities and sport with tiny bits of news chucked in).

I used to watch it until one day i was watched the teletubies on BBC2, and found that much more informative!

I deeply resent having to pay the BBC's extortionate licence fee and deeply resent their unbelivably threatening, Orwellian advertisments of the consequences of NOT paying the licence fee!

It is actually quite frightening too see how much power they have - Apparantly, if you declare you do not have a TV, then they can use 'listening equipment' directed at your home/property, just to 'check'

I keep having to remind myself that this was the channel that once commissioned Jacob Bronowski's, "The Ascent of Man".
Oh, the irony!

Like David B. once said, the internet has made television redundant.
Long live the internet!

Here here - I bet theirs a few 'organisations' that are seething about the internet, and all it's freedoms.

Allthough, i can see a day we'll need a licence to access the net

Have a great weekend!

 

[Tommy Allison]

The reason why the price of gasoline is so high in the UK, is largely in part to TAXES. Kind of like it is here.

Another reason to stay off the metric system. That Litre versus a gallon thing makes me glad we never converted. Otherwise we'd probably be paying 20 a gallon.

The road to hell, is paved with good intentions, but would go nowhere, if Liberals didn't fund it.

 

[digigeek]

Anytime I see that video posted and Bushman showing an astonished Sereda the "selt", I have to link to this explanation of a rattleback:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rattleback

Like we've always said, either Bushman has had a bit of fun with a few people - just messing with them for enjoyment, OR he has lost his marbles.

Anything he said in these interviews or the one here on the Paracast are utterly useless and not be to be taken seriously in any way.

I hate to think he seriously thinks the rattleback is something profound and that he is unaware of how it works. If that is the case then he really is a complete moron if he was a senior scientist with Lockheed and I think I've already found enough proof that he really was. I prefer to think that he was just messing around with everyone because it is really sad to think of a nutter like Sereda taking advantage of Bushman.

Hey, back in the day we used to always say you could spot a douchebag by the hair. One look at Sereda and his cartoon character "do" is all I need. What a tool. Well, I guess he's making some decent dough off the "rubes" in Sedona...why not, eh? There's one born every minute.