Prophet can summons ufos

[edjunior]

Coast to Coast AM Radio had a so called "prophet" who suggested and claimed to be able to summon ufo's anytime and anywhere, in fact he said he has done it for 25 years. Check out the video here UFO
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[Wolverine]

His attempt to summon $7.95 from my wallet will be unsuccessful.

BE ADVISED! YAHWEH and His Angels are superhuman beings, on other planets who fly in spaceships!

Whee...

 

[edjunior]

Thanks for that link, lol. This is the first i have seen and heard about him. I think he hides the orbs under his turban

 

[Kopji]

News 13 would like to take this opportunity to apologize to the viewing audience for the UFO sighting. Our intent was to merely make a public spectacle of a mentally ill person. Imagine our surprise when a UFO actually showed up during the interview.

It was not our intention to convey that the voices people hear might indeed be a sign of alien influence, or that aliens are out to kill them. If you hear voices in your head, experience extreme paranoia, or are driven to some act of violence - please consult a professional before acting on them.

Viewers have been calling wanting to know if we will be adjusting our regular schedule to cover what might possibly be the greatest discovery of history. With our busy schedule we just don't have the time. Rest assured that Regis and Kelly will be on at 9am as usual.

Thank you
The Action News Staffe

 

[Hitch]

See also: ufos on demand?

 

[Bandersnatch]

Our intent was to merely make a public spectacle of a mentally ill person.

I love the press' morality.

And atheists get a bad rap?

PS. Source for that?

 

[Kopji]

PS. Source for that?

It was the rabbit.

 

[Ripley Twenty-Nine]

PS. Source for that?

It was the rabbit.

Hehe.

I do find this case intriguing though. The reporter for the ABC News story said that he picked the location and the time, and he still claims that he saw the objects.

This would either mean that:

1) This guy can actually summon UFO's.
2) This guy is in cahoots with the media to fabricate these stories
3) This guy has some really wicked trick up his sleeve.

I would imagine that the most likely explanation would be #3.. # 2 is possible but quite far fetched.. And I won't even discuss the likelyhood of #1.

Any other possibilities that I'm missing?

-Ripley 29

 

[Francois Tremblay]

I love the press' morality.

Hey, don't diss it. Some insane people get a lot from being admired for their insanity. Just look at Gene Ray.

 

[Kimpatsu]

PS. Source for that?

It was the rabbit.

Aawww, that's soooo cute!
Sshhh, be vewy, vewy quiet... I'm hunting wabbits!

 

[laski3434]

The reporter for the ABC News story said that he picked the location and the time, and he still claims that he saw the objects.

This would either mean that:

1) This guy can actually summon UFO's.
2) This guy is in cahoots with the media to fabricate these stories
3) This guy has some really wicked trick up his sleeve.

The report didn't do a very rigorous job. Points:

* We don't know the actual conditions of how the reporter picked the location and time. Does this mean that they met up with "Prophet Yahweh" (doesn't he mean Prophet of Yahweh?) and then whisked him away to the location? Likelier is that the reporter said, "I'll meet you at 2:30 p.m. tomorrow at such-and-such a park." Well, that obviously gives Yahweh some time to prepare his magic.

* Why did the reporter pick an open location? Let's assume one of Yahweh's comrades launched some harmless thing up into the air that spins around, goes a couple directions and then sputters out. In such an open area, whatever Prophet Yahweh does will be visible from wherever it is done. Much more impressive to summon a UFO in a previously undisclosed location where there is not much sky visible.

* Don't forget (one of Philip Klass's fundamental UFO points) that it is nearly impossible for a nonspecialist accurately to estimate altitude or distance. Something can be relatively low to the ground and due to angles, flight pattern etc. seem to be very high; from the video itself, there's nothing we can tell about the altitude of this "alien spacecraft." Perhaps it's relatively near the earth -- something easier for Yahweh to pull off.

Also, why is it alien spacecraft always do the dumbest things? If you were a super advanced civilization or angel or whatever, why would you dance around like mad as the UFO in the video does?

laski3434

 

[Hitch]

I think anyone believes the Action News reporter did an even remotely rigorous investigation. Personally, I would like to see Prophet Yahweh [sic] step up to the Challenge for purely entertainment value. (Not him trying to be entertaining, but us being entertained by his dance -- and that I mean trying to rig a test that won't be exposed as a fraud, not his dancing around praying to call forth the UFO.)

As far as the UFOs dancing around. I don't think these were doing that. That's just the result of the hand-held camera on high zoom shaking. (Although some UFO enthusiasts try to pass off shakey camera work as "unearthly aerobatics.")

 

[crimresearch]

The *real* prophet Yahweh is soooooo going to kick that imposter's butt...

http://www.yahwehbenyahweh.com/

 

[Bandersnatch]

Accursed (cute) Rabbit!

And his accursed (cute) reporting!



Look at 'im. With 'es littl' pen....

 

[Kopji]

Yeah, the rabbit thinks he's Bugs.

The original 'sighting' video is in the opening post link. I was unimpressed... Maybe its because I can look up just about any given time and see lights moving around.

I'm always up for a good hoax, that would be cool.

 

[Kimpatsu]

Yeah, the rabbit thinks he's Bugs.

The original 'sighting' video is in the opening post link. I was unimpressed... Maybe its because I can look up just about any given time and see lights moving around.

I'm always up for a good hoax, that would be cool.

Why not create a hoax, and see how many gullible locals you can fool, particularly those from the media...?

 

[sf108]

I'm actually intrigued by this. How come in those videos, the UFO all look the same? Bright in the middle, and 2 dark wings. Much like a bird?

Pity the camera is always shaking and blurry and the UFO is so far off...

 

[Kimpatsu]

I'm actually intrigued by this. How come in those videos, the UFO all look the same? Bright in the middle, and 2 dark wings. Much like a bird?

Nah, it's Superman...

 

[Ripley Twenty-Nine]

I'm actually intrigued by this. How come in those videos, the UFO all look the same? Bright in the middle, and 2 dark wings. Much like a bird?

Pity the camera is always shaking and blurry and the UFO is so far off...

In a few of the videos I've seen, it looks like a round silver object. One scenario I can see is this:

- 'Prophet' is in contact with accomplice and tells him of location.
- Accomplice determines wind direction. Finds a spot upwind (Or is it downwind?)
- Accomplice releases silver baloons as 'Prophet' starts prayer.
- 'Prophet' finishes prayer, looks up, and lo and behold, there's the 'UFOs'.

What I find the most interesting is that unlike most scammers, he is giving some very definate dates. He says that starting June 1st for the next 45 days that he will be doing these 'sightings' for the media.. And within the next month, a 'UFO' will come down so low that all of Las Vegas will be able to see it day and night. These are some pretty specific claims.

-Ripley 29

 

[delsydsoft]

I have heard the idea that this might be an elaborate hoax created for the opening of the new War of the Worlds remake in June.

I doubt it is, but I am certain that this "prophet" decided he could make more profit by staging his UFO sightings so close to the movie's release date.