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On 4 Feb, 05:47, UncleEnglish <dolomi...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> On 2 Feb, 02:45, FLASH <flash.starwal...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> >http://www.hyper.net/ufo/physics.html
>
> > Dimitris is honest.
>
> Supposing something large and round and seemingly material cheekily
> hangs about above O'Hare, is seen by hundreds of people, then punches
> a neat hole in the overcast, and is gone. Stephenville case: 'massive'
> triangles, radar returns, yes, apparently - where did they go, where
> do they land, yet again apparently physical.
>
> We don't have anything like either, so what are we to conclude: that
> those who saw such things need a mental health check-up. I do not
> think so.
>
> http://www.nickpope.net/conspiracy_or_indifference.htm
>
> Churchill wondered, and we all still do.
>
> We just don't know: the Ancient Geeks, given a TV transmitter, a
> receiver, a power pack + solar panels, cameras and accoutrements,
> would have installed the lot in a temple somewhere, not reversed the
> engineering.
>
> Even after what Terry Pratchet has called the One Horseman plus the
> Four Pedestrians of the Apocolypse, we could not have it ourselves!
>
> There is something far ahead of us going on about us and, shills
> aside, there are no craft or bodies anywhere, nor has there been any
> assistance with developments in the field of physics.
>
> There ought to be blame, not credit, for not noticing the properties
> and potential of germanium, for instance, though that would have been
> more or less exactly stupid. What I mean is that a recognition of such
> properties was inevitable, and not due to the intervention of aliens,
> reverse engineering, or any other such nonsense.
>
> You can be sure of one thing: if Bush and cohorts had had the magic
> formula, they would take over by now! They know nothing more than we do!
> In other words, they know nothing!

 [Corrections: please note. They are all obsessed by how they will be
seen.]
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> foolsrushin.
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Also, Presidents have to leave on the basis that they did good. Two
bad for the hybrids! And, no, I am not mad!

Last week, I was given a book by a Mr. Kevin Randle, called 'The
Abduction Enigma,' possibly the silliest book I have read to date,
since he systematically separates nuts and bolts craft from any
notions of the occupants of such craft, reducing everything to states
of mind alone! Idiot, one thinks, in returning the compliment on
behalf of reason.
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foolsrushin.
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foolsrushin.