http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/ne...us-uk-nuke-sites/story-e6frev00-1225930593778
Is everyone in the video lying, whacky or both?
Aliens land and target US, UK nuke sites
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http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/ne...us-uk-nuke-sites/story-e6frev00-1225930593778
Is everyone in the video lying, whacky or both?
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Doesn't surprise me. If Aliens do exist (and I'm sure they do... somewhere), then it would make sense that our nuclear arsenals would be of interest to them.
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Not really, I think if they've the technology for e.g. warp speeds and interstellar travel then paltry nukes would probably be of little interest of them. They probably have more powerful pew pew pew weapons and sheilds and ****.
It's in the news now because the conference in the video was held yesterday.
I remember that. They used to land in the back garden and mum would go into their space ship and come back with a plate of mash. She once told me my dad was one of them. It’s all just come back to me so I thought I would share this with you.
Yes but why not in the news before now? Robert Salas has made many public statments and been interviewed on Larry King Live.
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Nuff said.
Tend to agree, I doubt aliens capable of interstellar travel would be terribly concerned about nukes. I imagine for them it would be as worrying as an ant throwing a spec of dirt at us.
Our most powerful weapon is our nuclear bombs so it would make sense for the Aliens to want to know how to de-activate them when they attack
we got plasma weapons now, mwaahahahaha!!!!
Maybe they're just interested in our weapon technologies - it would make sense for them to assess the threat level generated by our most powerful weapons after all.
Some of these testimonies are quite compelling; particularly the one of the former US colonel (second speaker I think) who was involved in the Rendlesham Forest incident.
These are still far from concrete proof, but I find testimonies like these - considered and reasoned first-hand accounts from people with little or no reason to lie - to be far more persuasive than any amount of illogical jabbering from your average tinfoil conspiracy nut, or low-resolution shaky-cam footage.
I can't say I'm exactly 100% convinced, but I think these people have at least earned the right to be taken seriously. Unfortunately, the whole "alien visitation" idea has attracted a large enough group of outright crazies (abovetopsecret anyone?) that anybody who has sensible first-hand information is automatically discarded as a bit of a nutter. Conspiracy theorists are often their own worst enemies.
These are still far from concrete proof, but I find testimonies like these - considered and reasoned first-hand accounts from people with little or no reason to lie - to be far more persuasive than any amount of illogical jabbering from your average tinfoil conspiracy nut, or low-resolution shaky-cam footage.
I can't say I'm exactly 100% convinced, but I think these people have at least earned the right to be taken seriously. Unfortunately, the whole "alien visitation" idea has attracted a large enough group of outright crazies (abovetopsecret anyone?) that anybody who has sensible first-hand information is automatically discarded as a bit of a nutter. Conspiracy theorists are often their own worst enemies.
People seem to think that because they are capable of one thing it doesn't mean that they are all powerful and everything they have is better then our own.
They might live in a peaceful society where they had no need to make weapons , and the whole idea of killing each other is "alien" to them so it makes sense to checkout our most powerful weapons.
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Why would it?
If you've perfected reliable interstellar travel in anything but a generational ark ship nuclear weapons would be like a child's catapult to you.