Why doesn't the western media reoprt this??

WIBSBOT · 4 Dec 2006 at 16:38

badgermonkey said:
tbh

Rubbish circle - more like a triangle tbh.

magick · 4 Dec 2006 at 16:39

mrk1@1 said:
This may seem like an odd question given the lack of specific detail, how do you know they were aliens and not spirits, demons, angels etc?

The main thing I'd say was the vehicle. It was a circular disc shaped craft i.e. a flying saucer. However there was a very angelic quality about it, the occupants were definitely way, way ahead of us technologicaly, spiritualy and more than likely geneticaly.

Craig321 · 4 Dec 2006 at 16:41

magick said:
In recent days, when Pakistan-India border tensions escalated, both India and Pakistan had difficulty in understanding why their nuke loaded missiles were disabled. American and Russians have experienced the same phenomenon several times in the last sixty years. The Chinese have experienced the effect and have in the past suspected Americans and others causing the problem. They have moved their nuke operational theater way below the earth’s surface but the jamming effect have not gone away.

That was me, disabled them by accident. My bad, nothing to worry about :rolleyes:

trojan698 · 4 Dec 2006 at 16:42

iCraig said:
I've travelled to the future and saw your death. You die in an explosion.

Do you believe me?

You've crossed the line. Hush.

badgermonkey · 4 Dec 2006 at 16:44

Craig321 said:
That was me, disabled them by accident. My bad, nothing to worry about

I like jammin'

and i hope you liked it too!

WIBSBOT · 4 Dec 2006 at 16:45

Lord-Jaffa said:
the chances of life exsisting elsewhere is far greater than the chance of it not.

Very, very debateable - our knowledge of the probabilities are not conclusive enough to determine the balance either way.

iCraig · 4 Dec 2006 at 16:48

trojan698 said:
You've crossed the line. Hush.

Don't worry, you live until you're 91.

PinkFloyd · 4 Dec 2006 at 16:52

Intersting thread. Its nice to here about different peoples opinions on aliens.
But is the thread crapping raelly necessary, yes you may disagree with everything Magick says, but you don't have to slate him for having his own beliefs.

badgermonkey · 4 Dec 2006 at 17:00

PinkFloyd said:
Intersting thread. Its nice to here about different peoples opinions on aliens.
But is the thread crapping raelly necessary, yes you may disagree with everything Magick says, but you don't have to slate him for having his own beliefs.

But it's so much fun to!

iCraig · 4 Dec 2006 at 17:05

magick said:
The main thing I'd say was the vehicle. It was a circular disc shaped craft i.e. a flying saucer. However there was a very angelic quality about it, the occupants were definitely way, way ahead of us technologicaly, spiritualy and more than likely geneticaly.

Where did you encounter it? How big was it?

How do you know the occupants were definately way way ahead of us spiritually and genetically? I thought you said you didn't see them?

Also, you said you encountered aliens 3 times. I'm guessing this is your closest encounter?

Scrutinize · 4 Dec 2006 at 17:08

badgermonkey said:
But it's so much fun to!

You have to look at it this way.

1)Either Magick is having us on which could be a possibility but seems a bit odd for a guy with only 150 posts over 2 1/2 years, equally it is an easy way to use an under-used account.
2)He has made the effort to post what is likely to be/has been ridiculed, which unless this was a windup is a strange thing to do really.
3)What Magick saw or believed he saw and experienced did either in reality or his mind happen thus the experience to Magick is a real as anything else in this world would be to us.
4)Understanding and exploring Magick's experience is the key to whether it did or did not happen and is not something that can be judged without that understanding.
5)There is a difference to believing it really happened and believing Magick believed it happened.

iCraig · 4 Dec 2006 at 17:13

mrk1@1 said:
You have to look at it this way.

1)Either Magick is having us on which could be a possibility but seems a bit odd for a guy with only 150 posts over 2 1/2 years, equally it is an easy way to use an under-used account.
2)He has made the effort to post what is likely to be/has been ridiculed, which unless this was a windup is a strange thing to do really.
3)What Magick saw or believed he saw and experienced did either in reality or his mind happen thus the experience to Magick is a real as anything else in this world would be to us.
4)Understanding and exploring Magick's experience is the key to whether it did or did not happen and is not something that can be judged without that understanding.
5)There is a difference to believing it really happened and believing Magick believed it happened.

or:

6) Magick has made up the 'I interacted with aliens' story to try and add a real alien encounter to his argument, in order to prove his point that aliens exist on or near Earth.

magick · 4 Dec 2006 at 17:13

mrk1@1 said:
You have to look at it this way.

1)Either Magick is having us on which could be a possibility but seems a bit odd for a guy with only 150 posts over 2 1/2 years, equally it is an easy way to use an under-used account.
2)He has made the effort to post what is likely to be/has been ridiculed, which unless this was a windup is a strange thing to do really.
3)What Magick saw or believed he saw and experienced did either in reality or his mind happen thus the experience to Magick is a real as anything else in this world would be to us.
4)Understanding and exploring Magick's experience is the key to whether it did or did not happen and is not something that can be judged without that understanding.
5)There is a difference to believing it really happened and believing Magick believed it happened.

I'm not winding you up. You think I haven't got anything better to do than post made-up ufo sightings just for the fun of everyone saying I'm mad.

Eriedor · 4 Dec 2006 at 17:23

magick said:
All I can say is the communication was to some degree telepathic and they used symbolism. The technology they had seem to transcend that of physcial reality it goes into metaphysics and consciousness. It's hard to put into words what they said becuase it transcended the dualistic and sequential nature of our language and also many of the preconceptions we have about reality and the universe.

Lmfao that is probably the funniest post i have read all year!

The post is a mixture of a Hollywood alien encounters and you trying to sound intelligent through the use of as many "clever" words as you can.

PinkFloyd · 4 Dec 2006 at 17:46

eriedor said:
Lmfao that is probably the funniest post i have read all year!

The post is a mixture of a Hollywood alien encounters and you trying to sound intelligent through the use of as many "clever" words as you can.

Yeh I do think that particular comment is sig worthy

SexyGreyFox · 4 Dec 2006 at 19:11

I found out who really jammed the warheads -

Hundreds of Garage Doors Jammed By the Air Force

An Air Force facility in Colorado Springs this week broadcast a test transmission on the frequency that would be used if homeland security was threatened. The signal had the unexpected consequence of jamming hundreds of garage doors in the area.

The frequency belongs to the Air Force and they have been using it for three years at other bases. The frequency is also used by about 50 million garage door openers. The Air Force has ceased transmission and is attempting to find a solution.

According to David McGuire, who operates Overhead Door Co., it is possible that the Air Force could resolve the issue by changing the frequency slightly. If the Air Force chooses not to, hundreds of residents will have to pay $250 for a new unit.

Briton · 6 Dec 2006 at 12:04

What I find the most far fetched is that the Governments of the USA, UK etc. would be able to cover something like that up. I think the conspiracy theorists greatly over estimate the abilities of governments in this regard.

MookJong · 6 Dec 2006 at 12:59

Here we go again lots of misinformed people....

There are a lot of of ex US Militery who have spoken out through the Disclosure Project that say they were at nuclear bases or involved in nuclear projects that were disabled or altered by UFO activity

Captain Robert Salas is one of them here is an extract from his testimony.

Captain Robert Salas: USAF SAC Missile Launch Officer [1964-
1971]:

"The UFO incident happened on the morning of March 16,
1967... on duty at Oscar Flight as part of the 490th strategic
missile squad and there are five launch control facilities
assigned to that particular squadron... and I received a call
from my topside security guard...and he said that he and some of
the guards had been observing some strange lights flying around
the site around the launch control facility. I said, you mean
UFO? He said, well, he didn't know what they were but they were
lights and were flying around. They were not airplanes; They
were not helicopters. They weren't making any noise... [A little
later] our missiles started shutting down one by one. By
shutting down, I mean they went into a "no-go" condition meaning
they could not be launched. These weapons were Minuteman One
missiles and were of course nuclear-tipped warhead
missiles...this incident was of extreme concern to SAC

Here he is talking on YouTube:

His story is backed up by a seperate indipendant whitness Colonel Dwynne Arneson:

Lt. Colonel Dwynne Arneson: US Air Force ...ret.): "I was the
top-secret control officer at Malmstom AFB for the 20th Air
Division. I happened to see a message that came through my
communications center. It said...that 'A UFO was seen near
missile silos'...and it was hovering. It said that the crew
going on duty and the crew coming off duty all saw the UFO just
hovering in mid-air. It was a metallic circular object and from
what I understand, the missiles were all shut down. What I mean
by 'missiles going down' is that they went dead. And something
turned those missiles off, so they couldn't be put back in a
mode for launching."

Eriedor · 6 Dec 2006 at 14:25

MookJong said:
Here we go again lots of misinformed people....

There are a lot of of ex US Militery who have spoken out through the Disclosure Project that say they were at nuclear bases or involved in nuclear projects that were disabled or altered by UFO activity

Captain Robert Salas is one of them here is an extract from his testimony.

Here he is talking on YouTube:

His story is backed up by a seperate indipendant whitness Colonel Dwynne Arneson:

I still don't believe that adds any credibility to the story. Theres hundreds of videos of "ex area 51 officers" who claim area 51 is holding alien life forms etc. Don't believe everything thats on the internets

MookJong · 6 Dec 2006 at 17:59

eriedor said:
I still don't believe that adds any credibility to the story. Theres hundreds of videos of "ex area 51 officers" who claim area 51 is holding alien life forms etc. Don't believe everything thats on the internets

If you knew about the disclosure project you would know that all of the whitnesses are busy campaigning to go to Congress and present their evidence under oath.

Suerly this adds some credability?