stef -> RE: Alex jones/jeff rense interview (10/8/2006 10:19:12 AM)
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ORIGINAL: sissifytoserve Except I didn't label them as either of those things. No...but YOU called ME that. We're not talking about you, we're talking about Rense and Jones' webcast and the claims they were making in that webcast. They are the ones who are trying "to put forth information contrary", you're just their parrot. quote:
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While there is the possibility that such technology exists, I'd like to see some proof aside from the word of people who are making their living coming up with such claims and stirring people into an unjustified frenzy to support their livelihoods. You know, like one of the thousands of professional astronomers or millions of amateur astronomers producing some verifiable documentation that they've seen and photographed such objects. Have they? I'd truly be interested in seeing it if such has been produced. That is, if the MIB didn't get to all of them already. More sticks and stones. Yeah...and in the 1960s they said that the SR-71 didn't exist either. Well, I can't argue with "proof" that solid. By that brilliant display of logic, everything a person can imagine is proven to exist the moment someone says it doesn't. It's a mind-boggling theory, to say the least. In the 60's, there wasn't a medium in place for the instantaneous transmition of information. In the 60's, the technological ability to scan every inch of near-space for such objects was out of reach of nearly the entire civilized world. Things have changed a lot in half a century. You can't just throw things up into space without people seeing and knowing about it these days. Keeping all of that in mind, I'll ask one more time. Is there any REAL proof? ~stef
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