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In article <laforest-1512940035490001@ppp0.mtshasta.snowcrest.net>, laforest@snowcrest.net (anonymous) writes:
|> In article <NEWTNews.19624.787375803.jmurphy@jmurphy.onramp.net>,
|> jmurphy@onramp.net wrote:
|> 
|> "........  some circle authorities think the Doug and Dave affair was a
|> deliberate 
|> disinformation campaign by someone wanting to keep the 
|> public unaware and uninterested in the phenomenon.  "
|> 
|> 
|> Yep.  There is evidence that some American churches funded part of this
|> campaign by hiring and sending hoaxers to England.  

Uhmm.. don't think so somehow - almost all the circles were produced
by genuine Brits. Call them "hoaxers" if you like - the people
who made them have never made any particular claims - they just make
them and stand back to see what people imagine when they see them!

(Just to put this in perspective, I pointed out that they were probably
man-made in a radio broadcast way back in 1986, it didn't depend on
Doug and Dave's claims to "discredit" them.)


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