Re: [CTRL] UFO should not necessarily imply ET ?

2000-06-04 Thread tenebroust

Why take anyone's word for what someone else believes when you can read their works 
for yourself.  In my reading of Vallee he has stated that informants in the French 
military admit to engineering at least one abduction for the purposes of studying 
psychological phenomena and religious manifestation in light of it (certainly implying 
that a religious connection was seen by them as well), and in that case someone 
peripheral to the case DID start a religion based on the "teachings" of the "aliens", 
who were French military men all along.  I believe he has also stated that the 
Rendlesham Forest encounter was staged to determine military personnel's reaction to a 
supposed alien encounter.  At least TWO totally fake and bogus encounters.
I also believe that his take on the UFO phenomenon itself is that it is a control 
program, something like a cybernetic psychological enhancer, in order to mold or shape 
cultural thought, or social behavior.  I have not heard him speculate further as to 
it's extraterrestrial nature, but could be in error there.
Needless to say, don't take my word for it read his works for yourself and come to 
your own conclusions.  Since no one has any real evidence, at least any they are 
bringing forward for consideration, then his word is as good as anyone elses.
Food for thought, the idea of a "Cosmic Top Secret" clearance in respect to people 
having some connection to UFO phenomenon in the US Military was always treated as 
ludicrous by many, including me.  I have recently met a man who was in the military 
and who claims to have had that clearance level when working as a security guard at 
Wright Patterson AFB.  I believe that this person is telling the truth, and he has 
stated that there were "UFO'S" at the base.  I believe him when he says it.  There was 
another man who worked for NATO in Europe who said he had the clearance as well, and 
he claimed to have seen documents about UFO retrievals and such.  Don't know him so 
can't speak for his reliability or not.  BUT, here is my point.  I have talked to 
military people who say there is no such classification and to people who worked at 
Wright Pat. and who say there were no aliens or UFO's there, and I am inclined to 
believe them TOO.  Now, this lends itself to one possible conclusion in my mind and 
that is that the security clearance was given to some people for the purpose of later 
denying it in order to discredit anything they had to say about what they saw or 
worked on.  I believe these people possibly saw advanced terrestrial craft, or 
captured enemy aircraft and they were told it was alien so that if they talked the Air 
Force could then say they were cuckoo, in order to keep it all secret.  These people 
were used, just like the person abducted by the French military and the people at 
Rendlesham Forest.  BUT, that is just my interpretation and you can take it or leave 
it.


On Sat, 03 June 2000, Ynr Chyldz Wyld wrote:

>
> From: "Samantha L." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >   It is perfectly appropriate for someone to bring their qualifications and
> > experience to the table during a discussion.  June and Mr. Webre interpret
> > Vallee differently.  That Mr. Webre knew him and worked with him adds weight
> > to his interpretation.
>
> Mr. Webre CLAIMS to have known and 'worked' with Jacques Vallee.
>
> I don't hear Monsieur Vallee weighing in here with his agreement.
>
> I'd like Mr. Webre to tell us which of Monsieur Vallee' books we should look
> in to find Monsieur Vallee acknowledging Mr. Webre's vast contributions.
>
> I suggest everyone read Jaques Vallee's books for themselves, especially
> "Messengers of Deception", and come to their OWN conclusions as to what
> Monsieur Vallee's conclusions are...
>
>
> June
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Re: [CTRL] UFO should not necessarily imply ET ?

2000-06-04 Thread tenebroust

Most definitely Samantha, the rules apply to me as well.  Since interpretation is the 
factor, my interpretation of Alfred's remarks was such that he implied that I did not 
know all the stuff he knew and thus my arguments carried no weight.  His implication, 
in my interpretation of them, was that I was stupid, and that the fact that he knew 
Vallee made his arguments better than mine (when Vallee is just another person trying 
to grasp a multilayered phenomenon, as such even his opinion is just OPINION).  My 
interpretation was that Alfred was trying to show his innate superiority of position 
in order to undermine opposing views, and as such felt justified in my satirical 
comments about his post.


On Sat, 03 June 2000, "Samantha L." wrote:

>
>   It is perfectly appropriate for someone to bring their qualifications and
> experience to the table during a discussion.  June and Mr. Webre interpret
> Vallee differently.  That Mr. Webre knew him and worked with him adds weight
> to his interpretation.
>
>   "Let us please be civil and as always, Caveat Lector" does not apply to you?
>
> Samantha
>
> In a message dated 6/3/00 12:19:08 PM Central Daylight Time,
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>
> > Well, it certainly is good to have Alfred here.  Since he has read and
> knows
> > about every aspect of UFOlogy, I strongly encourage all people who doubt
> the
> > ET hypothesis of UFO origins to just hang up your hats and drop it in the
> > face of his insurmountable knowledge on the matter.  I know that I am
> > intimidated by his "I know more than you, so you should just shut up"
> > attitude.  If we were smart maybe we should just declare him the winner.
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Re: [CTRL] UFO should not necessarily imply ET ?

2000-06-03 Thread DIG alfred webre

In a message dated 00-06-03 22:13:57 EDT, you write:

<< Mr. Webre CLAIMS to have known and 'worked' with Jacques Vallee.

 I don't hear Monsieur Vallee weighing in here with his agreement.

 I'd like Mr. Webre to tell us which of Monsieur Vallee' books we should look
 in to find Monsieur Vallee acknowledging Mr. Webre's vast contributions.

 I suggest everyone read Jaques Vallee's books for themselves, especially
 "Messengers of Deception", and come to their OWN conclusions as to what
 Monsieur Vallee's conclusions are...


 June >>

June - Contrary to your assertions as to Jacques' unspotted integrity, he has
been publicly accused of a major research fraud in UFOlogy, a charge he has
never refuted in the two years since he was publicly challenged.  You can
read the entire record at:

http://www.sightings.com/ufo/philahoax.htm

Excerpts:

"You can
 find it at http://www.sightings.com/ufo/philahoax.htm but the
 problem is that the article that it refers to, written by
Jacques
 Vallee, has now been conclusively proven to be a fraud and is
 under investigation.

 Dr. Jacques F. Vallee, scientist and world reknown UFO
 researcher, who was the model for the French scientist in the
 movie "Close Encounters of the Third Kind" has been the
 target of an ongoing private investigation which is now
 accusing him, and Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of
Scientific
 Exploration, Bernhard Haisch, of promoting research fraud."

There are numerous live witnesses, senior analysts at SRI who can testify to
J VAllee and I collaborating on a UFO research project in May-Septemner,
1977.  A number of them are household names.  I had been reluctant to post
the history of J Vallee's questionable integrity, but you seem to want to
force things.  Relevance: Spiritual integrity is demanded of those in the
field
of higher intellegence, whether in its spiritual or physical manifestations.

In a way I am doing this for the record, not for your enlightenment, June.
I think you are probably doing the best you can.  Jacques has knowingly,
deceptively hurt many people in his life.

Alfred Webre

JV-This is for those misrepresentations in Messengers of Deception.

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Re: [CTRL] UFO should not necessarily imply ET ?

2000-06-03 Thread Ynr Chyldz Wyld

From: "Samantha L." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>   It is perfectly appropriate for someone to bring their qualifications and
> experience to the table during a discussion.  June and Mr. Webre interpret
> Vallee differently.  That Mr. Webre knew him and worked with him adds weight
> to his interpretation.

Mr. Webre CLAIMS to have known and 'worked' with Jacques Vallee.

I don't hear Monsieur Vallee weighing in here with his agreement.

I'd like Mr. Webre to tell us which of Monsieur Vallee' books we should look
in to find Monsieur Vallee acknowledging Mr. Webre's vast contributions.

I suggest everyone read Jaques Vallee's books for themselves, especially
"Messengers of Deception", and come to their OWN conclusions as to what
Monsieur Vallee's conclusions are...


June

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Re: [CTRL] UFO should not necessarily imply ET ?

2000-06-03 Thread Ynr Chyldz Wyld

From: "tenebroust" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Well, it certainly is good to have Alfred here.  Since he has read and knows about 
>every aspect of
>UFOlogy, I strongly encourage all people who doubt the ET hypothesis of UFO origins 
>to just hang up your
>hats and drop it in the face of his insurmountable knowledge on the matter.  I know 
>that I am intimidated
>by his "I know more than you, so you should just shut up" attitude.  If we were smart 
>maybe we should just
>declare him the winner.

Not only does he know all, but he's instructed all the well-known
authors in the field, who presumably would be still hotwiring
computers for a living if they hadn't availed themselves of his
unending fount of knowledge...

Strange that none of them mention him in their acknowledgements
prefacing their well-known works   ;-)


June

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Re: [CTRL] UFO should not necessarily imply ET ?

2000-06-03 Thread Samantha L.

  It is perfectly appropriate for someone to bring their qualifications and
experience to the table during a discussion.  June and Mr. Webre interpret
Vallee differently.  That Mr. Webre knew him and worked with him adds weight
to his interpretation.

  "Let us please be civil and as always, Caveat Lector" does not apply to you?

Samantha

In a message dated 6/3/00 12:19:08 PM Central Daylight Time,
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> Well, it certainly is good to have Alfred here.  Since he has read and
knows
> about every aspect of UFOlogy, I strongly encourage all people who doubt
the
> ET hypothesis of UFO origins to just hang up your hats and drop it in the
> face of his insurmountable knowledge on the matter.  I know that I am
> intimidated by his "I know more than you, so you should just shut up"
> attitude.  If we were smart maybe we should just declare him the winner.
>  ETH. . .ETH. . . ETH (reciting mantra)

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Re: [CTRL] UFO should not necessarily imply ET ?

2000-06-03 Thread tenebroust

Well, it certainly is good to have Alfred here.  Since he has read and knows about 
every aspect of UFOlogy, I strongly encourage all people who doubt the ET hypothesis 
of UFO origins to just hang up your hats and drop it in the face of his insurmountable 
knowledge on the matter.  I know that I am intimidated by his "I know more than you, 
so you should just shut up" attitude.  If we were smart maybe we should just declare 
him the winner.
ETH. . .ETH. . . ETH (reciting mantra)


On Fri, 02 June 2000, DIG alfred webre wrote:

>
> In a message dated 00-06-01 23:35:03 EDT, you write:
>
> << I agree with Vallee's conclusions in "Messengers of Deception".
>   >>
>
> Dear June - Oh I guess I better go a read again the book that I AM IN. You
> are so stuck in yourself, June, you don;t even notice that Jacques Vallee was
> writing about people in this thread in the very book you mention.
>
> Jacques was at the Institute for the Future when I was a futurist at SRI
> (1977-78).  Jacques and I had many meetings and lunches discussing various
> models. I thoroughly explained the context communication theory of
> extraterrestrial to him, which hold that the UFO phenomena is unitary and
> functions as "peripheral cuing", elevating human consciousness.  The source
> of the phenomenon is extradimensional and extraterrestrial.  As I explained
> it to him (he went on to collarborate with our 1977 Carter White House/ NSF
> study)
> he exclaimed: "Very good. That's very much like my views."  In fact, the
> context communication theory, which you can begin to read in Exopolitics
> (UniverseBooks.com) is actually more advanced that Jacques' views. I swear on
> a stack of virtual Bibles as to the above.
>
> NOW WILL YOU GET OFF OF YOUR COMBATIVE STANCE, AND REALIZE THAT YOU ARE
> DEALING WITH RESEARCHERS WHO HAVE BEEN AROUND,
> AND FROM WHOM YOU MAY LEARN SOMETHING.  WHY NOT JUST DROP YOUR COUNTER-POINT
> CIRCUS ATTITUDE, JUNE.   ALFRED WEBRE
>
> THEORIES: JACQUES VALLEE'S = ALFRED WEBRE'S = GAME OVER
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Re: [CTRL] UFO should not necessarily imply ET ?

2000-06-02 Thread DIG alfred webre

In a message dated 00-06-01 23:35:03 EDT, you write:

<< I agree with Vallee's conclusions in "Messengers of Deception".
  >>

Dear June - Oh I guess I better go a read again the book that I AM IN. You
are so stuck in yourself, June, you don;t even notice that Jacques Vallee was
writing about people in this thread in the very book you mention.

Jacques was at the Institute for the Future when I was a futurist at SRI
(1977-78).  Jacques and I had many meetings and lunches discussing various
models. I thoroughly explained the context communication theory of
extraterrestrial to him, which hold that the UFO phenomena is unitary and
functions as "peripheral cuing", elevating human consciousness.  The source
of the phenomenon is extradimensional and extraterrestrial.  As I explained
it to him (he went on to collarborate with our 1977 Carter White House/ NSF
study)
he exclaimed: "Very good. That's very much like my views."  In fact, the
context communication theory, which you can begin to read in Exopolitics
(UniverseBooks.com) is actually more advanced that Jacques' views. I swear on
a stack of virtual Bibles as to the above.

NOW WILL YOU GET OFF OF YOUR COMBATIVE STANCE, AND REALIZE THAT YOU ARE
DEALING WITH RESEARCHERS WHO HAVE BEEN AROUND,
AND FROM WHOM YOU MAY LEARN SOMETHING.  WHY NOT JUST DROP YOUR COUNTER-POINT
CIRCUS ATTITUDE, JUNE.   ALFRED WEBRE

THEORIES: JACQUES VALLEE'S = ALFRED WEBRE'S = GAME OVER

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Re: [CTRL] UFO should not necessarily imply ET ?

2000-06-01 Thread Ynr Chyldz Wyld

From: "DIG alfred webre" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Oh June - you know about Vallee.  Well, what does the eminent Jacques
>Vallee have to say about UFOs? What do you think Jacque thinks about UFOs.
>Please enlighten us.  Jacques says in interview UFOs might be the
>manifestation of Universe mega-intelligence (Gods). That's
>extraterrestrial, June.

No it's not.  "Universe mega-intelligence (Gods)" [sic] could as easily be
extra-dimensional as extra-terrestial...and 'might be' is not the same as
'is'...

I suggest you read Vallee's "Messengers of Deception"...


>And guess what -
>YOU will never get to see a God like that up close and personal.

I personally believe there is only one God, and that God is NOT an ET, as
you define the term.


>So why not be like Nessie, and disclose to us where you are coming from.
>Do you agree with Jacques Vallee?

I agree with Vallee's conclusions in "Messengers of Deception".


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Re: [CTRL] UFO should not necessarily imply ET ?

2000-06-01 Thread DIG alfred webre

Oh June - you know about Vallee.  Well, what does the eminent Jacques Vallee
have to say about UFOs? What do you think Jacque thinks about UFOs.  Please
enlighten us.  Jacques says in interview UFOs might be the manifestation of
Universe mega-intelligence (Gods). That's extraterrestrial, June.  And guess
what - YOU will never get to see a God like that up close and personal.

So why not be like Nessie, and disclose to us where you are coming from.  Do
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Re: [CTRL] UFO should not necessarily imply ET ?

2000-05-31 Thread tenebroust

On Tue, 30 May 2000, Nurev Ind Research wrote:

>
> DIG alfred webre wrote:
> >
> > In a message dated 00-05-28 14:15:44 EDT, you write:
> >
> > << No denial going on here.  Just a request for the 'evidence' that is
> >  claimed to exist, and which I notice YOU fail to provide, resorting instead
> >  to personal attack.
> >
> >  June >>
> >
> > June, please read the evidence summarized in May 27, 2000 article:
> > http://www.alienzoo.com/news/u/25280005.cfm
> >
> > The hard evidence in these French reports now is formally stated to most
> > strongly support an extraterrestrial hypothesis.  ETs are here and have been
> > proven so, despite the best efforts of the USA military.
> >
> > What has been disconcerting in monitoring this thread is that the French
> > report has been provided, and yet the ET-skeptical members have had no
> > visible shift in attitude.  The "there are no UFOs or ETs" argument is OVER.
> > Only in the minds of USA mind controllers and their mind-captive population
> > (55% of the USA adults) do ETs and UFOs not exist.  My guess is that this
> > list falls out pretty much with the general population: 45% are ET sensitive;
> > 55% are ET skeptical or no opinion.
> >
> > Comprenez-vous?  Alfred
>
> Dear 45% ET Sensitives,
>
> I'm afraid that I must leave this thread. I can't continue without honestly
> saying what I think. That would not be polite, and I'm always polite.
>
> So being stuck here on the lovely Planet Earth, I must bid you farewell as
> you soar beyond the reaches of reality into the Great Fog.
>
> Take a sweater, it's cold and clammy in there.
>
> Joshua2
>


Indeed, as am I since there is nothing presented in the way of proof in support of 
such notions.  I will also say that we should not forget that according to the eminent 
UFOlogist Jaques Vallee, the FRENCH MILITARY was involved in one supposed "alien 
abduction" which they staged in order to determine the psychological impact as well as 
the RELIGIOUS ASPECTS of it.  One of the people involved in the abduction, a friend of 
the abducted, started a cult after it was all over.  Sources in the FRENCH MILITARY 
admitted to Vallee that it was PHONY.  So much for those French and their "unbiased" 
reporting.

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Re: [CTRL] UFO should not necessarily imply ET ?

2000-05-30 Thread Nurev Ind Research

DIG alfred webre wrote:
>
> In a message dated 00-05-28 14:15:44 EDT, you write:
>
> << No denial going on here.  Just a request for the 'evidence' that is
>  claimed to exist, and which I notice YOU fail to provide, resorting instead
>  to personal attack.
>
>  June >>
>
> June, please read the evidence summarized in May 27, 2000 article:
> http://www.alienzoo.com/news/u/25280005.cfm
>
> The hard evidence in these French reports now is formally stated to most
> strongly support an extraterrestrial hypothesis.  ETs are here and have been
> proven so, despite the best efforts of the USA military.
>
> What has been disconcerting in monitoring this thread is that the French
> report has been provided, and yet the ET-skeptical members have had no
> visible shift in attitude.  The "there are no UFOs or ETs" argument is OVER.
> Only in the minds of USA mind controllers and their mind-captive population
> (55% of the USA adults) do ETs and UFOs not exist.  My guess is that this
> list falls out pretty much with the general population: 45% are ET sensitive;
> 55% are ET skeptical or no opinion.
>
> Comprenez-vous?  Alfred

Dear 45% ET Sensitives,

I'm afraid that I must leave this thread. I can't continue without honestly
saying what I think. That would not be polite, and I'm always polite.

So being stuck here on the lovely Planet Earth, I must bid you farewell as
you soar beyond the reaches of reality into the Great Fog.

Take a sweater, it's cold and clammy in there.

Joshua2


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Re: [CTRL] UFO should not necessarily imply ET ?

2000-05-29 Thread Ynr Chyldz Wyld

From: "DIG alfred webre" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> June, please read the evidence summarized in May 27, 2000 article:
> http://www.alienzoo.com/news/u/25280005.cfm
>
> The hard evidence in these French reports now is formally stated to most
> strongly support an extraterrestrial hypothesis.  ETs are here and have been
> proven so, despite the best efforts of the USA military.

The link you point to is on a site devoted to a belief in an ET-basis for the
UFO phenomenon...hardly a subjective site.

Secondly, the article in question is one written by a Leslie Kean of The
Commercial Appeal of Memphis, Tennessee.  As such, it is only this reporter's
INTERPRETATION of the French report.  It is not the report itself.

Unless Leslie Kean is an expert French linguist, then he or she would have had
to rely on someone else's interpretation...which can lead to errors.

The quote we are given has these officials supposedly stating:   '"numerous
manifestations observed by reliable witnesses could be the work of craft of
extraterrestrial origin" and that, in fact, the best explanation is "the
extraterrestrial hypothesis." Although not categorically proven, "strong
presumptions exist in its favor and if it is correct, it is loaded with
significant consequences." '

"Could be the work of...", is hardly a statement of uncategorical belief.  Even
"...and that, in fact, the best expalantion..." does not mean that it is the ONLY
explanation.  "Although not categorically proven, 'strong presumptions exist'..."
again is hardly a statement of uncategorical belief.

Quite frankly, I see little difference between this article, and what one can
find any week in The Star, The Weekly World News, The Globe, or any other
supermarket tabloid.  The reporter never mentions his or her source for this,
and since I doubt the reporter is fluent in French, the reporter would need to
have someone else's translation of this report.  We aren't shown that Reporter
Kean even tried to do the modicum of work a reporter worth the name should have
done.  Did Kean try to reach any of these French officials for a direct quote?
Or did Reporter Kean unthinkingly accept something off of the wire service, a
report that could be a deliberate planting of disinformation?

We don't know, because Reporter Kean obviously did nothing more that put his or
her name on a 'canned' report off of a wire service, else there would be a mention
of Kean's actually conversing with anyone who is quoted in the article.

Sorry, this is NOT 'evidence'.  It is a report CLAIMING that there is evidence,
but it presents none.


June

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Re: [CTRL] UFO should not necessarily imply ET ?

2000-05-28 Thread nessie

[EMAIL PROTECTED],Internet writes:
>
>
>The hard evidence in these French reports now is formally stated to most

>strongly support an extraterrestrial hypothesis.


What hard evidence?


>
>
>ETs are here and have been

>proven so,


How? What's the proof? A French military report!?!  That's a report,
that's not evidence. Evidence is physical.

>
>What has been disconcerting in monitoring this thread is that the French

>report has been provided, and yet the ET-skeptical members have had no

>visible shift in attitude.


It's not convincing. It's only a report. It's not evidence. It's not even
from a reliable source. Can't you tell the difference between a report and
physical evidence?

>
>The "there are no UFOs or ETs" argument is OVER.


That's not what we're arguing about. I'll say it again since you clearly
didn't get it the first ten times.

(1.) There are definitely UFOs. This is beyond all shadow of doubt.

(2.) There are in all probablitiy more kinds of ETs than we can even
imagine.

(3.) There is no conclusive, forensic evidence that UFOs are of ET origin,
none, zero, zilch, nada. If there was, either you would have presented it
or somebody else would have. You have not, and neither have they.



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Re: [CTRL] UFO should not necessarily imply ET ?

2000-05-28 Thread DIG alfred webre

In a message dated 00-05-28 14:15:44 EDT, you write:

<< No denial going on here.  Just a request for the 'evidence' that is
 claimed to exist, and which I notice YOU fail to provide, resorting instead
 to personal attack.


 June >>

June, please read the evidence summarized in May 27, 2000 article:
http://www.alienzoo.com/news/u/25280005.cfm

The hard evidence in these French reports now is formally stated to most
strongly support an extraterrestrial hypothesis.  ETs are here and have been
proven so, despite the best efforts of the USA military.

What has been disconcerting in monitoring this thread is that the French
report has been provided, and yet the ET-skeptical members have had no
visible shift in attitude.  The "there are no UFOs or ETs" argument is OVER.
Only in the minds of USA mind controllers and their mind-captive population
(55% of the USA adults) do ETs and UFOs not exist.  My guess is that this
list falls out pretty much with the general population: 45% are ET sensitive;
55% are ET skeptical or no opinion.

Comprenez-vous?  Alfred

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Re: [CTRL] UFO should not necessarily imply ET ?

2000-05-28 Thread Ynr Chyldz Wyld

From: "Andrew Hennessey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >>   Um... I think some of them are flown by extra-dimensional or
> >> extra-terrestrial life, yes.  There is evidence for it.
> >
> >What 'evidence'?
>
> The best evidence I have ever seen for the existence of non-human life
> is the agenda of denial currently being deployed on this list.
> people should be taking notes -

No denial going on here.  Just a request for the 'evidence' that is
claimed to exist, and which I notice YOU fail to provide, resorting instead
to personal attack.


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Re: [CTRL] UFO should not necessarily imply ET ?

2000-05-27 Thread Andrew Hennessey

At 06:32 AM 27, 05, , 2000 -0400, you wrote:
>From: "Samantha L." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>   Um... I think some of them are flown by extra-dimensional or
>> extra-terrestrial life, yes.  There is evidence for it.
>
>What 'evidence'?
>
>June

The best evidence I have ever seen for the existence of non-human life
is the agenda of denial currently being deployed on this list.
people should be taking notes -

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Re: [CTRL] UFO should not necessarily imply ET ?

2000-05-27 Thread Ynr Chyldz Wyld

From: "Samantha L." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>   Um... I think some of them are flown by extra-dimensional or
> extra-terrestrial life, yes.  There is evidence for it.

What 'evidence'?


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Re: [CTRL] UFO should not necessarily imply ET ?

2000-05-26 Thread Samantha L.

In a message dated 5/26/00 6:07:09 PM Central Daylight Time

> > Samantha, there have been "sightings" of all kinds throughout history,
>  > it is you, and others of similar mindset (those who are inclined to
>  > believe in alien visitation, not that there is anything wrong with that)
>  > who classify these things as UFO's flown by aliens, with not one lick of
>  > evidence to support it.

  Um... I think some of them are flown by extra-dimensional or
extra-terrestrial life, yes.  There is evidence for it.  By the way, I'm
responding to this second-hand because the original hasn't come through in my
email yet.  I don't even know all of what you wrote.

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Re: [CTRL] UFO should not necessarily imply ET ?

2000-05-26 Thread Nurev Ind Research

Tony Dickinson wrote:
>
> How's about some new nomenclature to help dissambiguate one's position re
> any given Unidentified Flying Object (UFO). I would like to propose the
> following for example:
>
> UFOpo (UFO probably ours)  A terrestrial craft of type unknown to observer
> UFOpa (UFO putative alien) An aerial phenomenon outside the World of books
>
> UFOso (UFO stellar object) An sighting of event predictable to astronomy
> UFOsa (UFO secret agent)   Accidental sighting of 'odd-shaped' spy-craft
>
> UFObo (UFO biological object) Flocking birds, Insects, (+Fish if Fortean)
> UFOba (UFO bugger all) Imagined objects in far depth/neuroptic distortions
>
> Although offered somewhat light heartedly, the issue of whether any given
> UFO sighting/report might lose its U-nature is not always clear.
>
> > Samantha, there have been "sightings" of all kinds throughout history,
> > it is you, and others of similar mindset (those who are inclined to
> > believe in alien visitation, not that there is anything wrong with that)
> > who classify these things as UFO's flown by aliens, with not one lick of
> > evidence to support it.
>
> To me, a UFO is any putative craft in the air that I cannot identify,
> hence the U; - this can often include a wide variety of civil (and most
> military) aircraft which I might see at 'funny' angles in the sky. One
> person's UFO might conceivably be someone else's IFO (and vice-versa).
>
> ET in my view is/are lifeforms, not necessarily biological in a
> commonly-used terrestrial sense, who's origin is beyond the Earth's
> biosphere. Most photons are of extraterrestrial origin (Solar) but some
> are man-made (lightbulbs).
> According to many astronomers 'interstellar dustclouds' are thought to
> harbour life; Marburg/hantavirus hybrids appear to be very terrestrial.
>
> In a nutshell, I would suggest that the most healthy view would be to
> simultaneously entertain view that:
>
> 1. A UFO could contain ET.
> 2. An ET might travel in/on a medium of unidentifiable appearance.
>
> Likewise, and just for completeness:-
>
> 1. A UFO might as well turn out to be a terrestrial object (UFOpo/UFOsa)
> prior to its identification (thereafter becoming an IFO).
>
> 2. ET might travel in a biol membrane/747/Shuttle/rocket (i.e., an IFO).
>
> Just a thoughts, whilst the Jury is still out ?
>
>Cheers,
>   Tony.


This is interesting and even workable. But logic dictates that you invert
the order.

THIS:
> 1. A UFO might as well turn out to be a terrestrial object (UFOpo/UFOsa)
> prior to its identification (thereafter becoming an IFO).
SHOULD BE NUBER ONE in a logical sequence of probabilities.

Then there are more likely possibilities before you need to even mention ETs.
But it's ETs that's the real kicker isn't it. It doesn't matter that there is
zero evidence that they even exist. The subject is boring and unsexy if Et's
were out of the equation. So you guys keep hope alive. Unreality Rules.

Joshua2

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[CTRL] UFO should not necessarily imply ET ?

2000-05-26 Thread Tony Dickinson

How's about some new nomenclature to help dissambiguate one's position re
any given Unidentified Flying Object (UFO). I would like to propose the
following for example:

UFOpo (UFO probably ours)  A terrestrial craft of type unknown to observer
UFOpa (UFO putative alien) An aerial phenomenon outside the World of books

UFOso (UFO stellar object) An sighting of event predictable to astronomy
UFOsa (UFO secret agent)   Accidental sighting of 'odd-shaped' spy-craft

UFObo (UFO biological object) Flocking birds, Insects, (+Fish if Fortean)
UFOba (UFO bugger all) Imagined objects in far depth/neuroptic distortions

Although offered somewhat light heartedly, the issue of whether any given
UFO sighting/report might lose its U-nature is not always clear.


> Samantha, there have been "sightings" of all kinds throughout history,
> it is you, and others of similar mindset (those who are inclined to
> believe in alien visitation, not that there is anything wrong with that)
> who classify these things as UFO's flown by aliens, with not one lick of
> evidence to support it.

To me, a UFO is any putative craft in the air that I cannot identify,
hence the U; - this can often include a wide variety of civil (and most
military) aircraft which I might see at 'funny' angles in the sky. One
person's UFO might conceivably be someone else's IFO (and vice-versa).

ET in my view is/are lifeforms, not necessarily biological in a
commonly-used terrestrial sense, who's origin is beyond the Earth's
biosphere. Most photons are of extraterrestrial origin (Solar) but some
are man-made (lightbulbs).
According to many astronomers 'interstellar dustclouds' are thought to
harbour life; Marburg/hantavirus hybrids appear to be very terrestrial.

In a nutshell, I would suggest that the most healthy view would be to
simultaneously entertain view that:

1. A UFO could contain ET.
2. An ET might travel in/on a medium of unidentifiable appearance.

Likewise, and just for completeness:-

1. A UFO might as well turn out to be a terrestrial object (UFOpo/UFOsa)
prior to its identification (thereafter becoming an IFO).

2. ET might travel in a biol membrane/747/Shuttle/rocket (i.e., an IFO).


Just a thoughts, whilst the Jury is still out ?

   Cheers,
  Tony.

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