When you said cuts do you mean deep ones with scarring? :icon_confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by DJ LaLa
The whole thing just sounds freaky ...
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When you said cuts do you mean deep ones with scarring? :icon_confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by DJ LaLa
The whole thing just sounds freaky ...
Yeah pretty much parents took me to get stiches however you spell that lol...Quote:
Originally Posted by Darren
ur episode reminds me of Fox Mulder's sister in the x files :oh:.Quote:
Originally Posted by DJ LaLa
I dont even know what x files is xD hahahahh!Quote:
Originally Posted by stormshadow
*whistles the x files theme song* =)
I think they keep information from us... by planting weatherballoons and such things.Quote:
Originally Posted by GummyFox
There could be various reasons:Quote:
Originally Posted by Darren
-It could be very hard to communicate, perhaps like talking to a dolphin.
-Our govts would probably attack the flying UFO and abduct the aliens inside it and slice them open for examination
-The aliens could be protecting us. When a superior technological society meets with a lesser one, it rarely ends up positive for the latter. It may be destroyed, assimilated, lose its own identity or affected in other ways. Think of the Indians or Aboriginals...
I dont think the aliens are either hostile or friendly. You cant say this about humans in general either. Its too simple... Some are friendly, some hostile, and then there is everything in between. They'll probably also have many different races, space ships, languages. And many different reasons for visiting us
You dont know The X-Files? get outta here :pQuote:
Originally Posted by DJ LaLa
Its only my fav TV series ever.
Watched all the episodes and got all the seasons on DVD including the 2 movies :)
There is one, well know and famous incident from 1942, known as "Battle of Los Angeles" its documented.Quote:
Originally Posted by 2030
-> http://www.militarymuseum.org/BattleofLA.html
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...es_LATimes.jpg
"During the night of 24/25 February 1942, unidentified objects caused a succession of alerts in southern California. On the 24th, a warning issued by naval intelligence indicated that an attack could be expected within the next ten hours. That evening a large number of flares and blinking lights were reported from the vicinity of defense plants. An alert called at 1918 [7:18 p.m., Pacific time] was lifted at 2223, and the tension temporarily relaxed. But early in the morning of the 25th renewed activity began. Radars picked up an unidentified target 120 miles west of Los Angeles. Antiaircraft batteries were alerted at 0215 and were put on Green Alert—ready to fire—a few minutes later. The AAF kept its pursuit planes on the ground, preferring to await indications of the scale and direction of any attack before committing its limited fighter force. Radars tracked the approaching target to within a few miles of the coast, and at 0221 the regional controller ordered a blackout. Thereafter the information center was flooded with reports of “enemy planes, ” even though the mysterious object tracked in from sea seems to have vanished. At 0243, planes were reported near Long Beach, and a few minutes later a coast artillery colonel spotted “about 25 planes at 12,000 feet” over Los Angeles. At 0306 a balloon carrying a red flare was seen over Santa Monica and four batteries of anti-aircraft artillery opened fire, whereupon “the air over Los Angeles erupted like a volcano.” From this point on reports were hopelessly at variance.
Probably much of the confusion came from the fact that anti-aircraft shell bursts, caught by the searchlights, were themselves mistaken for enemy planes. In any case, the next three hours produced some of the most imaginative reporting of the war: “swarms” of planes (or, sometimes, balloons) of all possible sizes, numbering from one to several hundred, traveling at altitudes which ranged from a few thousand feet to more than 20,000 and flying at speeds which were said to have varied from “very slow” to over 200 miles per hour, were observed to parade across the skies. These mysterious forces dropped no bombs and, despite the fact that 1,440 rounds of anti-aircraft ammunition were directed against them, suffered no losses. There were reports, to be sure, that four enemy planes had been shot down, and one was supposed to have landed in flames at a Hollywood intersection. Residents in a forty-mile arc along the coast watched from hills or rooftops as the play of guns and searchlights provided the first real drama of the war for citizens of the mainland. The dawn, which ended the shooting and the fantasy, also proved that the only damage which resulted to the city was such as had been caused by the excitement (there was at least one death from heart failure), by traffic accidents in the blacked-out streets, or by shell fragments from the artillery barrage.
Attempts to arrive at an explanation of the incident quickly became as involved and mysterious as the “battle” itself. The Navy immediately insisted that there was no evidence of the presence of enemy planes, and Secretary [of the Navy, Frank] Knox announced at a press conference on 25 February that the raid was just a false alarm. At the same conference he admitted that attacks were always possible and indicated that vital industries located along the coast ought to be moved inland. The Army had a hard time making up its mind on the cause of the alert. A report to Washington, made by the Western Defense Command shortly after the raid had ended, indicated that the credibility of reports of an attack had begun to be shaken before the blackout was lifted. This message predicted that developments would prove “that most previous reports had been greatly exaggerated.” The Fourth Air Force had indicated its belief that there were no planes over Los Angeles. But the Army did not publish these initial conclusions. Instead, it waited a day, until after a thorough examination of witnesses had been finished. On the basis of these hearings, local commanders altered their verdict and indicated a belief that from one to five unidentified airplanes had been over Los Angeles. Secretary Stimson announced this conclusion as the War Department version of the incident, and he advanced two theories to account for the mysterious craft: either they were commercial planes operated by an enemy from secret fields in California or Mexico, or they were light planes launched from Japanese submarines. In either case, the enemy’s purpose must have been to locate anti-aircraft defenses in the area or to deliver a blow at civilian morale.
The divergence of views between the War and Navy departments, and the unsatisfying conjectures advanced by the Army to explain the affair, touched off a vigorous public discussion. The Los Angeles Times, in a first-page editorial on 26 February, announced that “the considerable public excitement and confusion” caused by the alert, as well as its “spectacular official accompaniments, ” demanded a careful explanation. Fears were expressed lest a few phony raids undermine the confidence of civilian volunteers in the aircraft warning service. In Congress, Representative Leland Ford wanted to know whether the incident was “a practice raid, or a raid to throw a scare into 2,000,000 people, or a mistaken identity raid, or a raid to take away Southern California’s war industries.” Wendell Willkie, speaking in Los Angeles on 26 February, assured Californians on the basis of his experiences in England that when a real air raid began “you won’t have to argue about it—you’ll just know.” He conceded that military authorities had been correct in calling a precautionary alert but deplored the lack of agreement between the Army and Navy. A strong editorial in the Washington Post on 27 February called the handling of the Los Angeles episode a “recipe for jitters,” and censured the military authorities for what it called “stubborn silence” in the face of widespread uncertainty. The editorial suggested that the Army’s theory that commercial planes might have caused the alert “explains everything except where the planes came from, whither they were going, and why no American planes were sent in pursuit of them.” The New York Times on 28 February expressed a belief that the more the incident was studied, the more incredible it became: “If the batteries were firing on nothing at all, as Secretary Knox implies, it is a sign of expensive incompetence and jitters. If the batteries were firing on real planes, some of them as low as 9,000 feet, as Secretary Stimson declares, why were they completely ineffective? Why did no American planes go up to engage them, or even to identify them?... What would have happened if this had been a real air raid?” These questions were appropriate, but for the War Department to have answered them in full frankness would have involved an even more complete revelation of the weakness of our air defenses.
At the end of the war, the Japanese stated that they did not send planes over the area at the time of this alert, although submarine-launched aircraft were subsequently used over Seattle. A careful study of the evidence suggests that meteorological balloons—known to have been released over Los Angeles —may well have caused the initial alarm. This theory is supported by the fact that anti-aircraft artillery units were officially criticized for having wasted ammunition on targets which moved too slowly to have been airplanes. After the firing started, careful observation was difficult because of drifting smoke from shell bursts. The acting commander of the anti-aircraft artillery brigade in the area testified that he had first been convinced that he had seen fifteen planes in the air, but had quickly decided that he was seeing smoke. Competent correspondents like Ernie Pyle and Bill Henry witnessed the shooting and wrote that they were never able to make out an airplane. It is hard to see, in any event, what enemy purpose would have been served by an attack in which no bombs were dropped, unless perhaps, as Mr. Stimson suggested, the purpose had been reconnaissance."
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source: http://www.militarymuseum.org/BattleofLA.html
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oQmbGMWlL7w
Darren, Information is power.Quote:
Originally Posted by Darren
Information. Information. Information.
Someone apparently has a "plan" for this or maybe its all fake? Who knows.
But if "They" are hiding this information, It must be for their own selfish needs or.. perhaps, Doing us a favor?
Whatever the case, This is exotic!
Information is a double edged sword :]
A UFO accidentally flies in front of the camera at the Iceland vulcano eruption:
Ignore the Icelandic guy trying to speak English
The aliens too must be having trouble having pronouncing the name of that volcano :D
lol @ the guy trying to speak english!
I revive this topic to share 3 UFO experiences i had
I was fishing with my father and my uncle in a village called La Paloma, that is in the middle of nowhere actually, when we saw like a box full of lights, who landed in the sand, and then immediately it flew away with an incredible speed.
We were hunting in the middle of the forest, it was like 4, 5 AM, in winter, there were -15°C in the forest, when we saw a type of plane flying at a very short altitude with a speed that i had never saw something like that in my life, also full of lights like i saw the previous time.
This one happened to a friend of my father, he was surfing in a place also in the middle of nowhere and suddenly the tides make him hit some rocks. He immediately fainted and dreamt he was in a place where all were very friendly and actually they gave him aid for his injuries. Some minutes before, he woke up lying on a rock and he had all the injuries with scars
Could you draw the UFo for us Payo?
The one in the forest was a very thin, it had the shape of a F-22, but it had no tails and no cabinQuote:
Originally Posted by 2030
The other one in the sea it was like a box, not more than 2 metres height, and both of them were full of lights that changed very fastly from one colour to another, and they make a very sharp, severe noice, like a giiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii but very acute. difficult to support, both travelled at a speed i have never seen anything like that in my life, i told my experiences to an expert in my college and he said me that the UFO's have an acceleration of about 16G, this is 156 metres/second, 9408 kilometers in an hour, amazing
We have another eye witness :yes_new:
After seeing the UFO's, did you feel weird or discover any unexplained marks on your body?Quote:
Originally Posted by Payo
http://images1.wikia.nocookie.net/__...re_tagline.jpgQuote:
Originally Posted by Alchemist
How could your 'expert' friend know that UFO's accelerate at ~16G...? Has he ridden one with an accelerometer on board? .. Or did he get a detailled rapport from our extraterrestial friends about their machinery... hmm.
Don't be stupid.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sjagga
a) I actually think you fly a UFO, not ride one.
b) He just looked it up on the internet.
You might as well draw the face of a certain prophet there :x_schater:Quote:
Originally Posted by Alchemist
Would you want to communicate with us if you were an alien?Quote:
Originally Posted by GummyFox
What are your opinions on UFOs Trancefix?
I've never seen anything however I know a handful of family members and friends who have claimed to have seen things that they couldn't explain. Have you ever seen anything or know anybody who has as well?
We have a huge UFO thread already :D
SHOW MEEEEE :bigeyes: I couldn't seem to find anything in any of the searches :p
something iīve seen and i couldnīt explain? .. hmm let me think about that ... ahh, yeah - the dj mag top 100?
Advanced search my friends, always filter :p
http://www.trancefix.nl/search.php?searchid=1967837
Merged.
But was there anal probing?Quote:
Originally Posted by Phael
who knows whoīs magic stick has intercourse with someones ass on this list ;-)Quote:
Originally Posted by stormshadow
I honestly don't think any government would be able to reverse engineer any alien technology if they had it in their hands. The magnitude of intelligence required to construct something capable of interstellar travel would render human intelligence to nothing.
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Originally Posted by juampiCL
lolīdQuote:
Maybe this is what scareface meant when he said "say hello to my little friend"
i agree juampi, that would take many years to get something tiny out of the technology only for investigate it further...
Even tho that alien is really small (and i believe it is genuine), it would scare the shit out of me if i saw it in my bedroom. It could literally be hiding in every nook and crannyQuote:
Originally Posted by juampiCL
I think we would be able to but it would just take a lot of time. Though, probably a lot less time than when we have to figure it out on our own ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by engineKUBWA
Well, this tiny alien was found here in my country... It really doesn't amaze me the fact that the media has not informed about this documental... They didn't inform about the found of the tiny alien time ago when it was found...
just watched the new Disclosure project: SIRIUS on the tiny humanoid found on Chilean soil. After Ct-scans, x-rays, DNA & other testings..all the jazz. Not a hoax apparently. Only 25% of the doc is about the tiny entity btw, the rest is usual shenanigans bout US gov cover-ups & conspiracies..
Funny excerpt:
REP.Woman @ House Hearings in 2006 questioning D.Rumsfeld: Fiscal year 1999 & 2000, 2.3 Trillion USD & 1.1 Trillion USD missing respectively & DOD is the number one reason why it cant balance its checkbook, would u please respond to the questions i put to u ?
Donald Rumsfeld : (After a couple sec of awkward silence) I forgot what the 2nd question was..
:badass:
Murvin, would you care making a short brief about what the other 75% of the documental is about, please? :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Murvin
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Originally Posted by juampiCL
-Free-energy sources being boycotted for the gain of the gov thru oil,petrol monopolization & full media control by the "4 Horseman"
-Obama unwillingness to come forward with a full report on UFO documents which he promised to release earlier while 11 other big countries already contributed their part..
-Dollar not being run by the US gov but owned by a private banking cartel
-new human ET encounters CE-5: Human initiated contact (thru intense meditation apparently)
+ lots of other stuff related to the previous disclosure project docs..
Heard about that one. Were can i see it? Been waiting for a while to see it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Murvin
Inboxed u the links mate :standard:Quote:
Originally Posted by Halon
Me too...Quote:
Originally Posted by Murvin
Done ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by 2030