Re: [Vo]: UFO records released in France
In reply to David Thomson's message of Fri, 23 Mar 2007 05:20:53 -0600: Hi, [snip] http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/03/22/AR2007032202 132.html [snip] Quote: One case file described how investigators proved a man was lying about being abducted by aliens when blood tests failed to show he had recently experienced the weightlessness of space travel. This reminds me of the early transistor patent that was knocked back because it didn't contain a heated cathode, and hence couldn't work. Has it not occurred to these people that alien races that can travel between the stars probably have artificial gravity, hence no evidence of weightlessness is even to be expected? Regards, Robin van Spaandonk http://users.bigpond.net.au/rvanspaa/ Competition (capitalism) provides the motivation, Cooperation (communism) provides the means.
RE: [Vo]: UFO records released in France
Hi Robin, One case file described how investigators proved a man was lying about being abducted by aliens when blood tests failed to show he had recently experienced the weightlessness of space travel. Has it not occurred to these people that alien races that can travel between the stars probably have artificial gravity, hence no evidence of weightlessness is even to be expected? Good point. All the reported cases of UFO abductions I have read stated the aliens walked around the craft, not floated. Of course, this could be due to the lack of imagination of fake abductions, but if the abductions are real, then your point would be more reasonable than the conclusion of lying. Dave
[Vo]: UFO records released in France
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/03/22/AR2007032202 132.html I wonder if we'll get any useful advanced technology clues from the French UFO files? Dave
Re: [Vo]: UFO records released in France
Dave sez: http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/03/22/AR2007032202132.html I wonder if we'll get any useful advanced technology clues from the French UFO files? Dave FWIW, probably not. It may spark a few comments here and there concerning the interesting fact that encounters of the extraordinary keep happening on our planet, but then... so what. Consider this recent news flash: Fife Symington the former Republican governor of Arizona has recently publicly admitted to the world that he pretty well convinced himself that the so-called Phoenix lights, the sensational news incident that tens and thousands witnessed over the Phoenix skies around ten years ago, were not from this world. He even admits to participating in an attempt to diffuse the situation at a news conference he conducted where he paraded out a man in an alien suit to help turn the incident into a joke. Check out cnn.com for more info on this subject. There's video as well. People will continue to believe what they want to believe about the subject. Everything from: Space Brothers have come to save us to The Spawn of Satan's Loins have come to serve us up will flourish unabated - especially in the book stores where there is a buck to be made. As long as these incidents continue to remain, for the most part, eye witnesses accounts, there are plenty of ways to rationalize away the phenomenon, one-incident-at-a-time. The vast majority on this planet would prefer to keep the status quo as-is. There's goes the neighborhood. Regards, Steven Vincent Johnson www.OrionWorks.com
Re: [Vo]: UFO records released in France
Dave sez: http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/03/22/AR2007032202132.html I wonder if we'll get any useful advanced technology clues from the French UFO files? Dave FWIW, probably not. It may spark a few comments here and there concerning the interesting fact that encounters of the extraordinary keep happening on our planet, but then... so what. One can expect that whatever is released to the public will be pretty well sanitized for your reading pleasure. Consider this recent news flash: Fife Symington the former Republican governor of Arizona has recently publicly admitted to the world that he pretty well convinced himself that the so-called Phoenix lights, the sensational news incident that tens and thousands witnessed over the Phoenix skies around ten years ago, were not from this world. He even admits to participating in an attempt to diffuse the situation at a news conference he conducted where he paraded out a man in an alien suit to help turn the incident into a joke. Check out cnn.com for more info on this subject. There's video as well. People will continue to believe what they want to believe about the subject. Everything from: Space Brothers have come to save us to The Spawn of Satan's loins have come to serve us up will continue to flourish unabated - especially in the book stores where there is a buck to be made. As long as these incidents continue to remain, for the most part, eye witnesses accounts, there are plenty of ways to rationalize away the phenomenon, one-incident-at-a-time. The vast majority on this planet would prefer to keep the status quo as -is. There's goes the neighborhood. Regards, Steven Vincent Johnson www.OrionWorks.com
[Vo]: UFO records released in France
On 3/23/07, Steven Vincent Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Dave sez: People will continue to believe what they want to believe about the subject. Everything from: Space Brothers have come to save us to The Spawn of Satan's Loins have come to serve us up will flourish unabated I think it's more of Restaurant at the End of the Universe -- come watch the hairless apes destroy their world. Grab as much of their DNA while you can! Terry waving goodbye to the dolphins
