QUOTE (skyeagle409 @ Mar 16 2008, 11:58 PM)

I do my homework and know when something isn't pertinent to the issues at hand when pushed by a debunker. In other words, irrelevant!


Enlighten me then. There's something about Wewak, that should stick out like the provebial dog's b******s (and no, its not the balloons either). I'll take an educated guess that you didn't bother to read what my link led to, nor do 5 minutes of google searching to find out about the place...
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The question should be; why do some skeptics try to push a terrestrial explanation for UFO encounters that have no terrestrial explanation according to the laws of physics?
At that point, all the armchair debunkers can do, is to rewrite the laws of physics.
But it's you who, over the last few posts, that's been debunking with terrestrial explanations. I don't know how I could make it any clearer that my hypothesis was based on an extraterrestrial biological entity.
And all you've been providing is trucks, planes, beacons, portholes and hypersonic flight.
As I stated earlier, we don't know what form advanced lifeforms will take.
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Did mankind have saucer-shaped crafts capable of hypersonic flight in 1952? If not, then the question has been answered! In that case, is it any wonder that experts have stated that the UFO encounters in question, had no terrestrial explanation and instead, stated as a B-52 crew had said in regards to their encounter, that the UFO was that of ET?
Then comes along, a skeptic who has no idea about the nature of aerodynamics nor radar technology and tells the B-52 aircrew with many years of flight experience that they were mistakened.
You see, there are those here who were not born yesterday.
And how often do we see the UFO researcher (with the same credentials as those despicable armchair skeptics) come along and tell those same experienced crewmen that what they actually saw was ET's spaceship?
At least the skeptics don't use those crewmans' stories to line their own pockets...
Indeed how easily does the con artist forget that some of us weren't born yesterday

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Let me make a distinction between open-minded skeptics and close-minded skeptics. The closed-minded skeptics set themselves up for ridicule, and I can provide some very clear examples, including my own setup when I presented the discovery of the gorilla. The closed-minded skeptics took the bait and the rest is history. In the JAL flight incident, the closed-minded skeptics set themselves up in the international press and make a mockery of themselves when the facts were later revealed.
Open-minded skeptics would not have allowed themselves to be placed in such a reckless position. Debunkers, Phil Klass and Donald Menzel, and others, are examples where they were so anxious to debunk UFOs, they failed to check the facts before going public, and eventually, the facts were later revealed, and as a result, they spent the rest of the day wiping the 'mud of ridicule' off of their faces within the international arena.
And given your debunking reaction toward the thought of an organic extraterrestrial lifeform fitting into the UAS catagory, your failure to pick up on Wewak and your total avoidence of the 'Jellyfish', it's safe to say that your name will be joining that list

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Nothing is wrong. ET has already demonstrated their advanced technology for many of us, as evident in the number of declassified UFO documents that have been released under the FOIA by the U. S. government. Now, other countries around the globe are revealing that the 'UFOs in question,' are intelligently-controlled crafts and the characteristics of their performance capabilities have excluded our own aircraft.
Save yourself now. It's ok to admit that you're not comfortable with the thought of an EBE that possesses the characteristics you feel identify the UFO as an 'intelligently controlled craft'.