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Gary C reacted to Mendel's post in the thread FAA closes El Paso and New Mexico airspace for 10 days with
Agree.
I wonder what the range of this is, compared to the laser. It probably varies with target type. -
Ddlk1728 reacted to deirdre's post in the thread TIME: Trump Says Government Will Declassify Alien Files with
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"Sarcasm: what they have in New York instead of jacuzzis." — Fran Lebowitz (as far as the rest of your off topic spiel, no he certainly isnt always joking. But he does indeed frequently make actual jokes.) -
Totally and obviously deniable. Just plain wrong. George Adamski? Barney and Betty Hill? Billy Meier? Travis Walton? Gulf Breeze? Ariel Primary School? Broad Haven Primary school, 1977? Sightings in the USSR or China? -not just of unidentified... -
It appears Independence Day was in fact from 1996 and it was referred to as ID4. Perrine seems to often use FICTIONAL films and media to convey things he may, or may not, believe to be true. Honestly I can't quite tell, but it seems ANYTHING but...
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Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xngFNtzMf3s You mean this one? All alien tech (and the aliens themselves) end up hidden by the americans. Or there's some spooky project no one knows about. It's funny how every single UFO story hints at...
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I don't know, what if it was faeries? We don't know that faeries exist, or aliens, or escaped Brazilian lab mutant creatures. We DO know that any number of mundane things exist, and we know people make mistakes in identifying mundane stuff they...
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That's replacing one unlikely explanation with another unlikely explanation. Lots of people have reported seeing chupacabras, just as lots of people have seen UFOs, ghosts, Yetis and sasquatches, lake monsters. But there's no good photos or...
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Did you even watch the video you posted? While its from the normally unreliable, mystery-mongering History channel, even they can't find evidence for a chupacabra. There is a believer who points out the chupacabra was first reported on the island...
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If you are talking about those girls, they already told everyone they knew Mudinho, there are reports HE WASN'T THERE at that day and moment (so, in another location), and obviously looking at such person (that others in the same town knew) again...
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Ann K reacted to GM4AJK's post in the thread FAA closes El Paso and New Mexico airspace for 10 days with Agree.
Remember, some pilots think stuff flying around are UFOs and have failed to identify normal stuff. If we start shooting from the hip, friendly fire is inevitable.
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Ann K reacted to Gary C's post in the thread FAA closes El Paso and New Mexico airspace for 10 days with Agree.
Best would be not exploding anything over inhabited parts of the US. That technology already exists and if the people in charge at the Southern Border were competent, they would have it deployed there already. High powered microwaves don't blind...
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Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xngFNtzMf3s You mean this one? All alien tech (and the aliens themselves) end up hidden by the americans. Or there's some spooky project no one knows about. It's funny how every single UFO story hints at... -
Ravi replied to the thread FAA closes El Paso and New Mexico airspace for 10 days.Agree. It is also non-ionizing. -
Ravi reacted to Mendel's post in the thread FAA closes El Paso and New Mexico airspace for 10 days with Agree.
Your sources don't support that. The main immediate effect on the body is heating, I believe; and that's a dosage problem. Don't be in front of the antenna or any of its lobes. The crew of the Epirus system would be sitting in that metal box on...
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Mendel replied to the thread FAA closes El Paso and New Mexico airspace for 10 days.Your sources don't support that. The main immediate effect on the body is heating, I believe; and that's a dosage problem. Don't be in front of the antenna or any of its lobes. The crew of the Epirus system would be sitting in that metal box on...
