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Chasing UFOs

i gave the show a chance.... then the chick "infiltrated" Fresno airport. that was the most staged bs id seen since the last bigfoot clip i saw. its like watching little kids with cameras playing Scooby Doo.

i have to quit typing now, ever since i started commenting about the show a white van has been parked across the street from my house.
 
I have been dealing with a nutcase UFO believer on a different forum (and, surprise, he believes in 911 truth, ghosts, satanic UFO aliens, etc...basically every kook enterprise).

I have a question I have asked him dozens of times, it pisses him off so much, I got put on his ignore list, a very simple question I ask all UFO woo woo's.

"Millions and millions of people all over the planet now have HD quality video recording devices and cameras that they carry with them everywhere (cell phones), how come we don't have any good pictures? Just the same old blurry photos, indistinct lights at night, etc."

I've never gotten an answer.

BTW, the forum has a high number of whackjobs and religious nuts, you are invited to join and have some fun.

PM me if you want the URL (we need help fighting the nutcases):)
 
I mentioned in another thread that I had caught an interview with one of the National Geographic guys on NPR's On The Media.
He was rather shamefully relating that the organization actually owned only about 25% of the TV show, the rest being owned by a large production company. He said that National Geographic was "in negotiations" with the company to produce programs that "better reflected the mission" of the National Geographic Society.
He didn't say how those negotiations were going....
 
Bikewer said:
I mentioned in another thread that I had caught an interview with one of the National Geographic guys on NPR's On The Media.
He was rather shamefully relating that the organization actually owned only about 25% of the TV show, the rest being owned by a large production company. He said that National Geographic was "in negotiations" with the company to produce programs that "better reflected the mission" of the National Geographic Society.
He didn't say how those negotiations were going....
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Well along with this rubbish they also have a series called "UFOs popped" and that casts a very critical eye over the whole phenomena
 
Just a couple of years ago, they were running the excellent "Is it real?" series which demolished such things as crop circles.
 
Bikewer said:
Just a couple of years ago, they were running the excellent "Is it real?" series which demolished such things as crop circles.
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But, but, but . . . Crop circles are real. I've seen one. I've met some of the guys who make them.



[I apologise for my pedantry. I realise that you knew that.]
 
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