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RUpdate: I'm closing the current Vasco project. https://github.com/jannefi/vasco/ - because I've already started implementing a new one "Vasco60" (name comes from new tile size: 60x60") My last "Vasco30" stats after a full run. Tiles: 11,774...
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Scaramanga replied to the thread Rendlesham Forest UFO Incident.Which Halt had failed to notice for the past 3 hours and suddenly finds 'unreal' at 3.15am ? And a lighthouse 6 miles to the east would not produce a beam 'coming down'. It would be horizontal. Not only that, but as the lighthouse had 3 mirrors... -
Scaramanga replied to the thread Rendlesham Forest UFO Incident.There is a huge difference between fitting the story to the known facts and forcing the story into the known facts and just ignoring any aspects that don't actually fit. If a simplistic explanation can explain the whole story then fine...but it...
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Gary C replied to the thread The Bombing of the Shajareh Tayyebeh Girls School in Minab, Iran.That might also explain why the base was struck in two phases. Buildings thought to house some higher priority targets were possibly struck early. -
That's not a statement. That's a complaint. Furthermore it's a complaint about complaining. Irony is dead.
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Gary C reacted to John J.'s post in the thread 2026 Israeli–United States strikes on Iran with
Agree.
Because the UN Security Council has the USA, Russia (formerly USSR), China, France and UK as permanent members. Any of those nations can veto any resolution voted for by other Security Council members. Only the Security Council can authorise use... -
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Ann K replied to the thread 2026 Israeli–United States strikes on Iran.That's not a statement. That's a complaint. Furthermore it's a complaint about complaining. Irony is dead.
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Generally, supporting a UN security council resolution is different from declaring war. I invite you to read the second link I cited, it goes into the nuances of the legal discussion. Due to the differences I've listed, none of it applies to the...
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Scaramanga replied to the thread Rendlesham Forest UFO Incident.Well, no, we can't just invent Halt's state of mind. And the simple fact is that however they were using or mis-using the Geiger counter, it clearly did detect more of whatever it was they were mearing in the depressions than outside of them. So...
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Ann K replied to the thread Rendlesham Forest UFO Incident.Any sensible investigator MUST first examine the known factors. Why do you disapprove of that? If the story doesn't fit the known facts, you really have to consider the possibility that the error is in the story. HALT: And the ones to the north...
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John J. replied to the thread Rendlesham Forest UFO Incident.Well, defending FRG from Soviet tanks, so part of NATO's collective defence. The point that other ranks/ NCOs are unlikely to question a Lt. Col. has already been made, and I fully agree. It is strange that Halt didn't, or couldn't, get a... -
MMapperGuy reacted to Mick West's post in the thread Mysterious disappearance of UFO-linked Air Force general sparks search with
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Not publicly, it's from Tom DeLonge, who is the main source of the UFO rumours about McCaland: In the emails, musician Tom DeLonge, founder of Blink-182 and the UFO-focused To The Stars Academy (TTSA), referenced McCasland multiple times... -
MMapperGuy replied to the thread The Bombing of the Shajareh Tayyebeh Girls School in Minab, Iran.The Aljazerra article linked here gives a nice time line of the changes in this facility. The school originally being part of the military facility and later being walled off and repurposed as a school. With respect to the weapons being used I...
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Kyle Ferriter reacted to MonkeeSage's post in the thread Havana Syndrome: "Sonic Attacks" at the US Embassy in Cuba - Mass Hysteria? with Like.
CNN is reporting claims from four anonymous sources that the Department of Homeland Security purchased a device in late 2024 allegedly linked to Havana Syndrome and DoD has been studying and testing it since then. My first thought is this feels...
