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UFO Documentary with Dan Aykroyd 1_8.avi

September 1st, 2010 |

Author: Seraphin

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Any momentum out there?

September 1st, 2010 |

Author: Seraphin

Hmm. More than two weeks have passed since the release of Leslie Kean’s “UFOs: Generals, Pilots and Government Officials Go On the Record,” the most ambitious attempt to kick-start a national dialogue on this issue in a generation. Let’s review the media reception:
Six days after publication, MSNBC featured an online display of — oh. Another [...]

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Bible Talk: Part Three | The Rapture

September 1st, 2010 |

Author: Seraphin

The conclusion to Bible Talk: The Rapture. I hope you watched part one and two Reference: King James Version Holy Bible Last Book, Revelations Chapter 3: 10, 11, 12 (The Book of Revelations is The prophecy given by God, of Jesus Christ, written by John. John was only the instrument used to write the account) Another important note: Revelations 3 : 8 “I know your works: behold, I have set before you an open door, and no man can shut it: for you have a little strength, and have kept my word, and have not denied my Name” This “open door” refers to the “way” being made for believers of Christ to spread the message of him to the entirety of the earth, before his return, as the Bible describes. I believe this “way” or “open door” that no man can shut, is the internet, or the world wide web because no man can stop or control the web..With the “door” being a metaphorical example God uses to describe the internet. Why, because when given the scriptures by God, God had to give the men of that time, words they would understand and be able to record properly. John did not know what the internet was, and God could not interfere with the “prime directive” of humanity, so he couldn’t use direct words, but instead God uses words in a metaphorical sense, many many times throughout the Bible. ie: the mustard seed faith scripture! When God says if we have faith as big as a mustard see, we can say to this mountain, move, and it will be moved from its place. God is not being literal in …

The Boss 5 – Great Pyramid of Giza – Yahweh Science

September 1st, 2010 |

Author: Seraphin

Once this review was on the MichelleNye Channel.

UFO Documentary with Dan Aykroyd 2_8.avi

September 1st, 2010 |

Author: Seraphin

UFO Melbourne Australia

September 1st, 2010 |

Author: Seraphin

Spotted this object around 6.20am – 26 march 2010, above Moonee Ponds, Victoria, Australia – checked ISS flight path, NOT ISS, NOT space shuttle (no mission). Too bright for sattelite (seen many). ?????? No sound, no strobes, not plane. Flying west to east. Self luminous aproaching and passing sunrise, so not sun reflection off object in high altitude ?????Cough sound indicates approx 6 second delay, when I ran in and got my wife to witness it too. If you turn up sound he can hear her response. Yep, windchimes in the background.

Project Grudge Conclusions: Military Personnel Make Lousy Observers

September 1st, 2010 |

Author: Seraphin

Just doing a bit of poking around in the Project Blue Book archives online, and I came across the table of cases examined by Project Grudge. Serious researchers have seen this before, of course, but it’s interesting to note the breakdown and comments again just to put things into perspective. Debunkers like to note that official studies of UFOs found there was no value in UFO reports, but the USAF project contains wording that suggests otherwise.

To whit:

According to these findings, 78, or almost one-third, of the 237 incidents yet remain without an appropriate hypothesis for explanation. It is likely, of course, that with additional evidence that a number of those included in class 3a would be easily explained (some of them, probably, astronomically). There are, however, at least 48 incidents in which the evidence, if correct as given, does not fit any simple explanation, and a number of these were reported by presumably well-qualified observers.

(Project Grudge Report, Page 114 in the Maxwell Blue Book Files)

Categories 3a and 3b were labeled “Non-astronomical, with no explanation evident,” and 3a was further noted as: “Lack of evidence precludes explanation,” while 3b was: “Evidence offered suggests no explanation.”

Category 3b, therefore, included cases for which there was significant information for positing an explanation, and not “Insufficient Information” as debunkers have sometimes claimed. But as the author of the report hinted, the only possible way to explain the cases was to suggest that the cases were not “correct as given.” But then why include them in this second category at all, when category 2 was “Non-astronomical, but suggestive of other explanations” and these could have been put there? In other words, the reports had enough information content that if the UFO was a plane or balloon or star, it would have been listed as a possibility and not put in category 3b. Yet 3b made up 20 per cent of the total batch of UFO cases.

If debunkers are correct, then, at least 20 per cent of the (largely military) UFO witnesses were mistaken in their observations. But what does that say about the general reliability of military observers? One in five cannot be trusted to be good observers? It’s long been conceded that pilots, both military and commercial, can make misidentifications of ordinary phenomena when reporting UFOs, but one in five? One would have to question every observation by military personnel, whether regarding a UFO or conventional military targets.

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