The aliens have landed

[MAllie]

I think this is supposed to be perfectly serious. There's still a while to go till April 1st, anyway:

http://www.independent.ie/world-new...-missiles-say-us-military-pilots-2354636.html

 

[DN BROKER]

I rather have the Aliens take out all religious Zombies on this planet.

 

[tekz999]

Time to grab some alien-related .coms hehe

 

[Gerry]

I think this is supposed to be perfectly serious. There's still a while to go till April 1st, anyway:

http://www.independent.ie/world-new...-missiles-say-us-military-pilots-2354636.html

This was perfectly serious. Shown on CNN this morning. Apparently some retired Military officers adding their two cents to the validity of this.

There was an official investigation done called Project Bluebook that came out in late 60's or 70's. I read it because it was about the same time all those alien books were coming out (crop circles, markings in the Andes, Aztec Art depicting aliens etc).

It is a shock to see these people saying on television that the aliens came here because they were interested in out nuclear power.

Um, what do the UFO's run on...diesel?

Here's the CNN piece

 

[Theo]

It might be a coincidence but I just sold Alien-Nation.com on Sedo

This was perfectly serious. Shown on CNN this morning. Apparently some retired Military officers adding their two cents to the validity of this.

Doc, the video shows a "UFO researcher" giving a press conference in what appears to be a publisher's house. Nothing more than an upcoming book PR.

But I still like "Men in Black" 1 & 2

 

[Gerry]

Doc, the video shows a "UFO researcher" giving a press conference in what appears to be a publisher's house. Nothing more than an upcoming book PR.

Allow me to say when I mentioned "validity to this", it was basically Yes, Mallie...those Bozo's are serious.

 

[Theo]

I recommend seeing "Coneheads" then

 

[Gerry]

I recommend seeing "Coneheads" then

Lord, I don't know how many times I have seen that. It was a daily staple in the early days of HBO.

 

[Gerry]

Love Wired.com's take on this:

Tinfoil Tuesdays: UFOs Neutered Nukes, Officers Claim

 

[MAllie]

What do UFO's run on? Hydrogen, of course.

 

[draggar]

This is a rather odd story, especially with such large coverage. Not like things like this have happened before but I don't think CNN (or any other mainstream media) covered it before.

Edit: Please do not list domains here. I know people are having fun with it but it can easily be exploited.

 

[Theo]

The mainstream media got suckered, big time. If you watch the CNN video of the "UFO researcher" he gets red in the face a couple of times. I think he can't believe his luck for being able to relay this outside his little circle of conspiracy theorists.

OK, so I loved UFO stories when I was a kid. Nowadays, there is a lot of crap on the Internet; try finding authentic UFO footage on Youtube, I challenge you. A bunch of CGI generated videos.

 

[Gerry]

This is a rather odd story, especially with such large coverage. Not like things like this have happened before but I don't think CNN (or any other mainstream media) covered it before.

Yup, seeing it covered even today. It was rebroadcast on CNN this morning.

By the way, I love the wired.com Tinfoil Tuesday line.

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OK, so I loved UFO stories when I was a kid.

Been there, done that.

Yesterday, someone on CNN mentioned that there were 720 unsolved cases (I have no idea where that number came from).

But the tongue-in-cheek response from the other anchor was, Oh. Well...there you have it, then. Only 720. Now if it was 721 I'd be more inclined to believe in them.

 

[Theo]

Until "Stargate" the movie becomes a reality, I won't be convinced.

 

[DN BROKER]

What do UFO's run on? Hydrogen, of course.

Wrong, they run on ANTI GRAVITY TECHNOLOGY

 

[draggar]

Until "Stargate" the movie becomes a reality, I won't be convinced.

So you'll believe it if it's Kurt Russel but not if it's Richard Dean Anderson?

 

[Theo]

So you'll believe it if it's Kurt Russel but not if it's Richard Dean Anderson?

Haha, you got it

But I have a hunch it's the nazi !

 

[Gerry]

Until "Stargate" the movie becomes a reality, I won't be convinced.

Oh, damn! I loved that movie. So cool on the effects of its day. And the story line was awesome!

 

[Namebrander]

Personally I'm more than happy to have Aliens in charge of the World's nuclear arsenal than say 99% of the Leaders of the World's Nuclear states.

I recall an article in the UK Times newspaper from 3 yrs back or so when the US Air force were moving Nuclear warheads from the East to West coast of America but they forgot to deactivate the warheads in case one of the planes crashed ! oops :uhoh:

 

[MAllie]

Me too. If the aliens' civilization is advanced enough to get them here, then they probably are a lot wiser than we are. I'm sure near-misses (or near-hits, as George Carlin preferred to call them) happen almost every day and we never find out about them. Hopefully we never do, either, if it means being blown up.