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Title: Aliens Under the Sea
Post by: Loki on November 11, 2006, 01:53:23 PM
Extracted from UNEARTHLY DISCLOSURE by Timothy Good, published by Century at 16.99. Timothy Good 2000

Forget UFOs, something fishy is going on in the Caribbean. Are Unidentified Submergible Objects the latest space menace? Judge the facts for yourself.

by Timothy Good

IT'S THE most outlandish alien theory yet. Beings from outer space establishing secret bases on Earth, and travelling in ships that are just as much at home beneath the sea as they are in the skies. Beyond belief? Perhaps. But a new book expounding the idea is written by one of the world's most respected authorities on UFOs, Timothy Good, and his findings are supported by one of Britain's most senior military men, retired Admiral of the Fleet Lord Hill-Norton. Here, in the first of two articles, Good sets out his case. Read it, and make up your own mind...

On the morning of September 4, 1971, four mmembers of the National Geographic Institute of Costa Rica were flying in a twin-engined aircraft 10,000ft above Lake Cote, near the Central American state's forbidding Arenal volcano.

A special map-making camera was slung underneath their plane. It was automatic and large-format, and every 20 seconds it took another photograph of the lake beneath.

When the photographs were developed, one of the frames showed what seemed to be a metallic disc about 160ft in diameter, which had just left, or was on the point of entering, the lake. It was giving off light, and had made a sudden manoeuvre at the instant the photo was taken.

The object showed up on neither the previous frame of film nor the one afterwards. Checks on the negative eliminated tricks of the light as an explanation.

What the geographers had seen was an extraordinary but little-known phenomenon - a USO. Unidentified Flying Objects, or UFOs, have been reported for centuries. What few people realise is that USOs-Unidentified Submergible Objects - have been reported for almost as long.

Sometimes, as in the mysterious incident at Lake Cote, a UFO can be seen transforming itself into a USO, or vice versa.

Lake Cote is extremely deep, and there have been numerous other reports of unknown submergible craft entering and leaving it. Local fishermen, out on the lake in the small hours, have seen various objects below them, giving off coloured lights.

Sometimes the movement of these objects has caused the men to lose their balance and risk plunging into the water. They have also been blamed for a reduction in the fish population.

One morning, around 9am, two men heard a metallic noise coming from the lake and saw an object emerge that was shaped like a submarine with three 'domes' on its top. It hung there for a few seconds, then shot off towards the mountains to the north.

Other USOs have been seen in lakes and open seas around the world, sometimes giving out light, sometimes deeply submerged, sometimes just below the surface, sometimes skimming across it - and sometimes, as at Lake Cote, entering or leaving.

Evidently, many of the objects we are accustomed to call UFOs can just as easily travel in water as in the air.

On the night of November 6, 1973, a unique encounter with a USO occurred off the coast of America. Fishermen in Pascagoula, Mississippi, reported it, coastguards confirmed it. There were nine witnesses.

The object was circular or elliptical in shape, about 12ft long, and gave out a beam of amber light. The two fishermen who raised the alarm said it looked like 'a mini-submarine' and hovered about 4ft below them in the water. It was so close that they tried to hit it with their paddles.

HOWEVER, each time they tried to make contact, the light would go out and reappear in another position. When coastguard officers were summoned, they, too, tried to hit the USO. They succeeded, and reported that the object, whatever it was, felt metallic.

The coastguards made detailed notes. The object, they said, had a parachute-like shape and moved at a speed of six to eight knots, making steadily for deeper water.

The intensity of its light varied from nothing to a glare that was sometimes too bright to look at. When a torch was shone at it, the light 'turned off' until the beam was removed. 'The phenomena observed were not consistent with any known fish, other marine life or known light source,' concluded the coastguard report.

So what was in the water- and why was it there?

THERE is one place in the world where reports of Unidentified Submergible Objects are particularly frequent, and particularly strange.

Puerto Rico, the Caribbean's so called Island of Enchantment, lies in one corner of the area that has become known as the Bermuda Triangle, renowned for the disappearances of ships and boats, and for sightings of 'flying saucers'. It is here, in this former US. colony, whose politics and defence are still inextricably bound up with America, that much of my research into the USO phenomenon has focused.

A great deal of the strange activity around the island has centred on the 28,000 acres of mountainous rainforest known as El Yunque, on the north-eastern coast.

Jose Orlando Golis, who works for the Puerto Rican government, lives close to El Yunque. 'Many people have seen UFOs flying over the water close to the surface,' he told me. 'Once, at 1am, we saw one with many coloured lights flying next to the sea just over the surface.

'At first we thought it was a boat. It seemed to be dark underneath and had lights - mostly red and blue at another, upper level. Then it angled and moved upwards. It made a humming sound, and seemed to head in the direction of El Yunque.'

Felix Rivera is a diver with an underwater salvage company based near the American Naval Air Station which adjoins El Yunque, one of many U.S. bases on the island. He confirmed to me that UFOs and USOs have frequently been observed often by American military personnel.

'Navy Seals - America's elite special forces - have seen USOs here,' he revealed. 'Some have told me that these things will often come up close to boats, then shoot off. They move too fast underwater to be ours.'

Another hotspot of activity is off the south-west coast. In an area known as Cayo Margarita, 15 miles out in the Atlantic, many fishermen, as well as commercial and private pilots, claim to have seen USOs entering or emerging from the sea. Fisherman Aristides Medina said: 'Once, I was fishing late at night and two of them passed under my boat, radiating a blue light. On other occasions, I have seen them when they emerge from the water and fly away at great speed.'

He has also seen them plunge into the water - and always in the same area of the sea. It would seem these objects have definite preferences as to which part of the ocean they choose to emerge from and enter.

REMARKABLY vivid sighting was reported by a diver called Inocencia Cataquet. He was in the water off Pena Blancas in the north-east of the island when he came across what appeared to be a disc-shaped submersible craft, lying on the seabed.

The craft seemed to be camouflaged with a sand-like material in order to blend in with its surroundings. Next to it lay a rectangular object, with a transparent cable, which was moving around in the water.

As if in reaction to the divers presence, the cable was suddenly retracted. Unnerved, Cataquet raced for the surface - in time to see the disc emerge from the water with a loud buzzing sound and fly away.

WHAT is going on here? If strange metallic craft are emerging from the waters around Puerto Rico on anything like a regular basis, it is inconceivable that the military authorities could be unaware of it. Some of the American bases in the area have exactly the sort of equipment that would be needed to track an object from the unknown.

For example, there is the huge aerostat, or tethered balloon, that flies 15,OOOft above the island's south-west coast, with radar installations slung beneath it to monitor air traffic. A number of witnesses claim to have seen strange flying objects in the vicinity.

Puerto Rico is also host to the unique radio-telescope at Arecibo, a natural crater turned into the parabolic bowl of a gigantic receiving antenna - the largest and most sensitive radiotelescope in the world.

ONE of the acknowledged roles of Arecibo is as a listening post for alien lifeforms broadcasting from outer space. The project is known as SETI - the Search for Extra-Terrestrial Intelligence.

Yet, ironically, unusual craft and beings have been reported around the radio observatory itself. A large boomerang-shaped object was seen `hanging' above the telescope. One night, witnesses saw a huge disc in the sky, followed by three triangular shaped objects.

Is the paradoxical truth that, while SETI looks for extraterrestrial beings light years away, they are operating on its own doorstep?

On a visit to the site in January 1999, I interviewed the observatory's Dr Jost, Alonso. He told me that many local people believe the observatory is a focus for UFO activity.

`This is a complicated issue,' he said. `Sometimes I think military experiments are responsible for what people are seeing. There are people who say this is a US. government cover-up.

'As to aliens, statistically, there has to be something. There are between 200 to 400 billion stars in our galaxy, and 10 pc of them are of the same type as our sun.

`If other life forms exist, it's only a matter of time and technology before contact is made.'

Certainly, the Arecibo site is a focus for strange phenomena. One of the strangest came in March 1993, when a former British Airways pilot, Graham Sheppard, experienced a mysterious `lateral displacement', throwing him miles off course, as he was flying his Cessna 172 light aircraft close to the telescope.

Sheppard, an expert navigator whose experience in the air spans four decades, and includes flying 747s, describes it as the most bewildering moment of his career.

After passing over the telescope, a feeling of unease and growing confusion came over me,' he says. `Minutes went by with no idea of my position, but I was confident the west coast would soon appear at right angles to my course.

`I recall the shock of seeing the coastline, not at right angles to my course, but parallel. It became alarmingly clear that I was flying along the south coast. The navigation error here is enormous and should be impossible.'

An on-board video camera confirms that Sheppard's gyro compass was set to the correct bearing for his original course. It also confirms that he was flying at 2,200ft - yet somehow he had passed over hills up to 3,900ft high.

THE aircraft's instruments had appeared normal, and later weather checks ruled out a freak wind having blown him off course. None of the pilots to whom I have sent records of this flight can rationalise the displacement.

Sir Mark Thomson, a former Royal Navy Jet pilot who has taken a close interest in the strange events around Puerto Rico, is as baffled as he is impressed.

'It is one of the most important pieces of evidence I've seen,' he told me. `There is no explanation in our laws of physics.'

Could such aerial displacement be linked to the disappearances that have made the whole area of the Bermuda Triangle so notorious - such as the flight of Grumman Avenger torpedo-bombers that vanished off the Florida coast just after World War II?

In Puerto Rico, there are those who report incidents that are equally sinister and inexplicable. I interviewed two groups of witnesses who, on two separate occasions in 1988, claim to have watched as U.S. Navy Grumman F-14 jets were apparently `captured or otherwise absorbed' mid-flight by large, unknown aerial craft they were pursuing.

Perhaps it sounds like fantasy. But on one occasion, at least, it seems that the object which had caused such a disappearance may even have been captured on U.S. radar.

`MAYDAY, Mayday. We can see a strange object in our course. We are lost. Mayday. Mayday'

The distress-call came at 8pm local time on June 28, 1980. Jose Luis Maldonado Torres, a 31-year old pilot, was flying an Ercoupe 415-D aeroplane, together with a 22-year-old student pilot, from Santo Domingo to San Juan, Puerto Rico's main airport.

I have listened to a tape of some of the Mayday transmissions from the Ercoupe, leaked by a Federal Aviation Administration source, and the pilots' anxiety is clear.

`A weird object in our course made us change course about three different times . . . we have something weird in front of us . . . We are right again in the same stuff, sir. . .'

After these words, the pilots were not heard of again. A sea and air search revealed no trace. However, a tantalising clue lies in the official report on the incident.

During the Mayday alert, the American Naval Air Station at Roosevelt Roads in Puerto Rico was in contact with air traffic controllers at San Juan. At 8.16pm, 11 minutes after the Ercoupe's s last communication, the Americans made an intriguing comment: `It looks like we may see a few of them out there...'

What did this cryptic message mean? It suggests that the air station had made several radar contacts in the area where the plane disappeared. One of them, of course, was the Ercoupe. But what were the others? Might one of them have been the `weird object', the disorienting `stuff' that aparently engulfed the doomed plane?

One possibility is that the US. Navy had been monitoring whatever weird phenomenon caused the plane's disappearance.

Jorge Martin, the island's leading UFO investigator, has an important contact within the military, a high-ranking officer connected to the U.S. Navy.

From this source, we learn that the American authorities grew alarmed after a number of military aircraft, as well as private planes, disappeared in an area to the north-west of Puerto Rico known as the San Juan Trench.

A steep undersea cleft in the ocean floor, the lowest point this great chasm lies 30,000ft deep, further below sea level than Mount Everest is above it.

HERE is the deepest point in the Atlantic Ocean. The pressures of sea-water there would crush any surface creature, and any but the most specially-constructed man-made submarines.

According to Martin's source, the Navy and Air Force found that, on a regular basis, a huge disc-shape craft would come out of the sea in the Trench, sometimes 'hanging stationary in the air on a great column of water before vanishing or submerging again'.

If this were not outlandish enough, there is more. Pilots were reportedly ordered to approach the object, only for their jets to 'explode silently, to vanish into thin air'.

Can these astonishing claims be true? And if so, what is the terrible secret lurking beneath the ocean?

A STRETCH of 100 miles of open water divides Puerto Rico from it neighbouring island, the Dominican Republic. That stretch is known as the Mona Passage.

Almost half-way across it, some 45 miles to the west of the last cape of Puerto Rico, lies the small roughly circular, uninhabite Mona Island. At the time of its last communication, the lost Ercoupa aircraft was just to the east of Mona Island.

Other crews crossing the area have reported anomalies affecting their positioning. One pilot in a light aircraft noted an `an uncontrollable spin' of his compass.

Jorge Martin's U.S. Naval office offers a remarkable explanation' His revelations about Mona Island are bizarre, extraordinary, and almost beyond belief.

But when I showed my dossier of evidence was shown to Admiral of the Fleet Lord Hill-Norton, one of Britain's most respected ilitary figures, he had no hesitation in endorsing my findings
Title: Re: Aliens Under the Sea
Post by: Nina on November 11, 2006, 04:32:46 PM
Everything is possible until otherwise is proven.
Title: Re: Aliens Under the Sea
Post by: Zak Roy Yoballa on November 12, 2006, 05:16:59 AM
While I'm not claiming aliens are here or that they are lurking in the water, but the idea makes tacticle and strategic sense.   Malevolent or benevolent, there reasoning makes no difference hiding in the ocean is smart.   Our planet is mostly water, it has barely been explored, and if stumbled upon they can eliminate the offenders with relatively little hoopla.  If I were invading another planet, that is exactly where I'd set my base up at.

ZRY
Title: Re: Aliens Under the Sea
Post by: Nina on November 12, 2006, 11:29:02 AM
Your thinking is very logical, and I must add that I completely agree with the possibility of that theory.
Title: Re: Aliens Under the Sea
Post by: whitefox17 on July 03, 2008, 09:57:20 AM
did they say what types of aliens
 and also have they found any aliens that could live in water naturaly like the shintz or the terrlock

because the greeks,mayans,etc said to have seen them (I want to see a shintz)
Title: Re: Aliens Under the Sea
Post by: TheTerror on August 16, 2008, 10:10:28 AM
wow
mama mia
I highly dout they will invade ok
Title: Re: Aliens Under the Sea
Post by: Kadesh on August 18, 2008, 05:33:16 PM
 I'd have to agree with that... why would they waste their time?
Title: Re: Aliens Under the Sea
Post by: TheTerror on August 19, 2008, 06:28:53 AM
if aliens wanted to invade dont ye think they would have already done that
I mean you shoot missles at them and they bounce off

soo they're not going to invade
Title: Re: Aliens Under the Sea
Post by: Kadesh on August 19, 2008, 04:33:38 PM
 I'd say we're safe from an invasion. It's not like they need our technology. LOL. I just hope that if they do come here, they don't pee out of their fingers and say hello by kicing you in the balls.  :roll:
Title: Re: Aliens Under the Sea
Post by: Petling on August 19, 2008, 04:34:49 PM
I saw that movie!!! :-D
Title: Re: Aliens Under the Sea
Post by: Kadesh on August 19, 2008, 04:35:20 PM
HA! I was hoping someone had!  *<:)
Title: Re: Aliens Under the Sea
Post by: ImmortalKain on August 20, 2008, 01:04:31 PM
Yeah I remember  that one. I actually liked it better than the serious ones  *<:)
Title: Re: Aliens Under the Sea
Post by: TheTerror on August 20, 2008, 01:17:57 PM
scary movie 3
Title: Re: Aliens Under the Sea
Post by: Kadesh on August 20, 2008, 04:47:41 PM
 Where's SA with her Captain Obvious poster?? :roll:
Title: Re: Aliens Under the Sea
Post by: TheTerror on August 20, 2008, 04:50:24 PM
 :-P forget you :-P
Title: Re: Aliens Under the Sea
Post by: Kadesh on August 20, 2008, 04:50:56 PM
 Ha! Just try....
Title: Re: Aliens Under the Sea
Post by: TheTerror on August 20, 2008, 04:54:16 PM
I can and will.....'5min later'......damn hang on
Title: Re: Aliens Under the Sea
Post by: Kadesh on August 20, 2008, 04:56:47 PM
  :roll: I'm not sure it can be done.... (and oh hell... now I just sound like an arrogant asshole instead of a joker...)
Title: Re: Aliens Under the Sea
Post by: TheTerror on August 21, 2008, 02:45:15 AM
FRIK........DAMN..... I will do it.......man just forget it
Title: Re: Aliens Under the Sea
Post by: Kadesh on August 21, 2008, 03:01:55 PM
  :focus:


 The under the sea theory makes sense... except...... how do they get the space ships to fly down there? Sorry.. I'm not very 'up' on technology.. but IS it possible to go from sea to air like that? Or is that still a pipe dream for us?
Title: Re: Aliens Under the Sea
Post by: bandersnatch on August 21, 2008, 03:19:03 PM
  :focus:


 The under the sea theory makes sense... except...... how do they get the space ships to fly down there? Sorry.. I'm not very 'up' on technology.. but IS it possible to go from sea to air like that? Or is that still a pipe dream for us?


Look at it like this.
By and large, the universe is mostly empty. Now, because it is so vast, there's still a lot of life, but in proportion to the universe, it's basically empty.
We don't even have the technology to reach Pluto at a rate that could even be considered mildly fast.

So if there was a species with advanced enough technology to not only discover that our planet could sustain life, but actually discover that this planet DOES sustain life, and intelligent life at that, and THEN find a way to get here through the cold expanses of space, getting a spacecraft into water wouldn't be a problem at all.
Title: Re: Aliens Under the Sea
Post by: Kadesh on August 21, 2008, 03:25:28 PM
 Opps... I see what you mean.  :doh: Now who's the terror of the deep?  :roll:
Title: Re: Aliens Under the Sea
Post by: ImmortalKain on August 21, 2008, 05:29:18 PM
It probally works off of gravitational or magnetic propulsion which is oblivious to the mediums it travels through (air, water, space, ect) Or some other kind we don't know of. Since all of our vehicles require the reaction of an outward force to propel them we only assume that they might use the same and yes, that kind of propulsion would not work the same in the water as it does in the air. But Undoubtedly, they do not use conventional propulsion means. We could concievably do it but it would require complex systems and 2 different means of propulsion resulting in an extremely bulky, heavy and fragile craft. I say we just steal one of theirs. I've boosted a few vehicles in my time. Anyone wanna try with me?  *<:) *<:) *<:) *<:)
Title: Re: Aliens Under the Sea
Post by: bandersnatch on August 21, 2008, 05:33:44 PM
It probally works off of gravitational or magnetic propulsion which is oblivious to the mediums it travels through (air, water, space, ect) Or some other kind we don't know of. Since all of our vehicles require the reaction of an outward force to propel them we only assume that they might use the same and yes, that kind of propulsion would not work the same in the water as it does in the air. But Undoubtedly, they do not use conventional propulsion means. We could concievably do it but it would require complex systems and 2 different means of propulsion resulting in an extremely bulky, heavy and fragile craft. I say we just steal one of theirs. I've boosted a few vehicles in my time. Anyone wanna try with me?  *<:) *<:) *<:) *<:)

Well I'm quite the experienced stuntman and crash test dummy.
I'd be more than happy to assist you, Kain.
Let me go get my goggles and boiler suit.
Title: Re: Aliens Under the Sea
Post by: ImmortalKain on August 21, 2008, 06:19:35 PM
Excellent. When you get here look for the guy in the arm swimmies and cut-off jean shorts with the aviator cap on....thats me  :-D
Title: Re: Aliens Under the Sea
Post by: Kadesh on August 21, 2008, 06:57:14 PM
 Arm swimmies?  *<:)

 Pssst! Your balls are showing!

 Name that movie, Bander!!
Title: Re: Aliens Under the Sea
Post by: bandersnatch on August 21, 2008, 09:48:09 PM
Excellent. When you get here look for the guy in the arm swimmies and cut-off jean shorts with the aviator cap on....thats me  :-D

Kain and the Snatch - Going where no moron has dared go before...


Arm swimmies?  *<:)

 Pssst! Your balls are showing!

 Name that movie, Bander!!

I have a feeling it's Ace Ventura.

I hope you realize I usually only watch wanky, pretentious artfag films, and very little comedy, so I'm bad at this sort of thing.
Title: Re: Aliens Under the Sea
Post by: Kadesh on August 21, 2008, 09:54:06 PM
 Yes... but which one? And I don't care if you are bad at this.. I'm having fun, so play with me!  *<:)


Kain and the Snatch - Going where no moron has dared go before...



 Yeah... I can't say it would be smart swimming down there to steal their shipy-thingy!  :-P
Title: Re: Aliens Under the Sea
Post by: Nina on August 21, 2008, 11:51:18 PM
Kain Trek... that I would looove to see... Kain Luc Picard... boldly go..... no... its too much.....  *<:) *<:) *<:)


 :focus:


There are theories that the spacecrafts are surrounded by electricity, better, negative ions or something like that, and everything simply reflects off of it, and it really doesnt make the difference if the craft is in space, water and some reports even say they saw them flying right out of the dirt....

And dont say stupid stuff like "space is empty" just cause humans cant reach Pluto, we are pretty lame on the matters of technology, and our physics are quite in the diapers yet. 

If I could put my knowledge and stuff Ive seen in your head, it would be quite surprising for you to see some things, and maybe then you wouldnt say stuff like "space is empty". Its like you say "swamp is empty". Take the microscope and you will get scared as hell to see all those "aliens" there....  *<:)
Title: Re: Aliens Under the Sea
Post by: ImmortalKain on August 22, 2008, 12:00:21 AM
that was one of my favorite things to do when I was younger, growing up in a swamp. I used to go get some of the water and put it under my 1910 era microscope (hey I was poor and found it at a yard sale)  and then draw out what I saw. It was pretty cool actually despite how dorkish it sounds  :-P
Title: Re: Aliens Under the Sea
Post by: bandersnatch on August 22, 2008, 12:02:31 AM
And dont say stupid stuff like "space is empty" just cause humans cant reach Pluto, we are pretty lame on the matters of technology, and our physics are quite in the diapers yet. 

If I could put my knowledge and stuff Ive seen in your head, it would be quite surprising for you to see some things, and maybe then you wouldnt say stuff like "space is empty". Its like you say "swamp is empty". Take the microscope and you will get scared as hell to see all those "aliens" there....  *<:)[/color]

Oh no, I agree with you, space is quite full of life. It really is.
But in relation to the size of the universe, it's extremely empty. The universe is so vast, with lots of empty space, and so many planets that are barren. But, again, even as empty as space is, it's so huge that being damn nigh barren still means it's pretty busy. You see what I mean?

And I only mentioned the Pluto thing to give Kadesh an example of the level of technology an alien race must possess.
That is, if they have the technology to traverse space in any reaonable amount of time, something like going through water would pose them no problem. Understand what I'm saying?

that was one of my favorite things to do when I was younger, growing up in a swamp. I used to go get some of the water and put it under my 1910 era microscope (hey I was poor and found it at a yard sale)  and then draw out what I saw. It was pretty cool actually despite how dorkish it sounds

That sounds awesome. I used to do stuff like that too, actually.
And about being poor, who isn't man?
Title: Re: Aliens Under the Sea
Post by: Kadesh on August 22, 2008, 12:05:07 AM
 Doesn't sound dorkish at all... I had the same type of microscope and to my everlasting disappointment, it didn't work.  :|

 Nothing is ever really empty. Even that glass of water you get from your sink.. :roll:
Title: Re: Aliens Under the Sea
Post by: Nina on August 22, 2008, 12:17:53 AM
I do understand, believe it or not. Its just that I have this... attitude when it comes to space talk.... forgive me for my emotions...

if you check the latest news, I was abducted  *<:) *<:) *<:) *<:) so please understand my passion.
Title: Re: Aliens Under the Sea
Post by: bandersnatch on August 22, 2008, 12:25:43 AM
I do understand, believe it or not. Its just that I have this... attitude when it comes to space talk.... forgive me for my emotions...

if you check the latest news, I was abducted  *<:) *<:) *<:) *<:) so please understand my passion.

Alright, I understand.
You were upducted eh?
By what? Reptilians? Alpha-Centaurians? Nords? Or perhaps Zeta-Reticulans?

I was abducted once too.
Then I realized that those weren't postage stamps I was licking and putting on letters. They were the other kind of stamps.
Title: Re: Aliens Under the Sea
Post by: Nina on August 22, 2008, 12:31:51 AM
Nah.... those were the Vogons, evil birocrats of the Space  *<:)  ( Hitchhikers guide)
Title: Re: Aliens Under the Sea
Post by: Petling on August 22, 2008, 02:41:12 AM
Lolz, I read that book. :-D

Anyways, I really do want to know which ones abducted our wonderful Nina. So we can hunt them down & sell them to scientists for dissection. Hell, we can even get rich in the process!!! :evil:
Title: Re: Aliens Under the Sea
Post by: TheTerror on August 22, 2008, 03:04:55 AM
hey you shouldn't make fun of people for getting abducted
and what the crap is Zeta-Reticulans, nords
nobody lives in the zeta-reticula superclusters
Title: Re: Aliens Under the Sea
Post by: bandersnatch on August 22, 2008, 03:11:07 AM
hey you shouldn't make fun of people for getting abducted
and what the crap is Zeta-Reticulans, nords
nobody lives in the zeta-reticula superclusters

Nords are Nordic aliens. That is, extremely tall, blonde-haired/blue-eyed aliens with strange white skin (not caucasian. Like, the color of chalk) that have been reported by hundreds of abductees.

The Zeta-Reticulans are "Grey" aliens that have, again, been reported by many, many abductees, and many of them have reported the Greys claim to come fromZeta-Reticuli. In fact, this is the most common theory among paranormal experts.
Please, do research before you talk about something.
Title: Re: Aliens Under the Sea
Post by: Nina on August 22, 2008, 03:21:47 AM
You should follow your example too.... and take your offensive tone somewhere where people care....
Title: Re: Aliens Under the Sea
Post by: bandersnatch on August 22, 2008, 03:39:32 AM
You should follow your example too.... and take your offensive tone somewhere where people care....

Well, seeing as how I've been deeply involved in paranormal research and investigation as a hobby from a very young age and I plan on taking this to a more serious level someday very soon, it seems I have taken my own advice.
Title: Re: Aliens Under the Sea
Post by: Nina on August 22, 2008, 03:51:54 AM
Good, now you only have to work on your attitude.
Title: Re: Aliens Under the Sea
Post by: bandersnatch on August 22, 2008, 03:58:46 AM
Good, now you only have to work on your attitude.

What attitude is that?
The attitude that dislikes BS?

Oh yes, such a terrible attitude to have. *<:)
Title: Re: Aliens Under the Sea
Post by: Nina on August 22, 2008, 04:06:39 AM
No, everyone here has that attitude. They just dont make others feel bad cause of it..... nothing else....
Title: Re: Aliens Under the Sea
Post by: TheTerror on August 22, 2008, 01:24:11 PM
hey bander I have been near a grey and they told me wear they were from ok it was the other you were talking about,Alpha-Centaurians
they were going to go to the zeta-reticula superclusters
ok now again please don't make fun of people who have been abducted ok
for most it is scary
Title: Re: Aliens Under the Sea
Post by: Kadesh on August 22, 2008, 07:12:57 PM
 He wasn't making fun of anyone. He simply asked what type of alien had abducted our dear Nina. The last part was a *gasp* joke.  :-o
Title: Re: Aliens Under the Sea
Post by: bandersnatch on August 22, 2008, 10:13:17 PM
hey bander I have been near a grey and they told me wear they were from ok it was the other you were talking about,Alpha-Centaurians
they were going to go to the zeta-reticula superclusters
ok now again please don't make fun of people who have been abducted ok
for most it is scary


Nice try.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zeta_Reticuli#Zeta_Reticuli_in_ufology

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The Zeta Reticuli system has gained some notoriety in ufology: some ufologists allege that Zeta Reticuli is home to an alien civilization they refer to as the Greys. This is based on the alleged 1961 abduction of Betty and Barney Hill. In 1964, under hypnosis, Betty Hill drew a map she claimed she was shown during the abduction, showing the aliens' home star, the Sun, and 14 other stars. Astronomer Marjorie Fish constructed a 3-dimensional map of nearby sun-like stars and claimed a good match from the perspective of Zeta Reticuli. There were also 3 stars on the map that were previously unknown to Astronomers until 1969, known as Gliese stars. The fit of the Hill/Fish star maps was debated in the December 1974 edition of Astronomy Magazine. In his Cosmos television program, Carl Sagan debunked the map, noting that the match was not (and could not be expected to be) perfect, and random chance would produce at least one similarly good match to the map somewhere in the star catalog Fish used in her analysis.

In an interview with George Knapp for a television documentary, Bob Lazar, the man who first claimed that Area 51 was a secret UFO research facility, suggested that the UFO that he claimed to have helped reverse-engineer may have come from the vicinity of Zeta Reticuli, or that this information may have been given to him in an attempt to misguide him.

In 2005, several anonymous messages posted to ufology forums claimed that a planet in the Zeta Reticuli system was the site of a United States military project, allegedly named Project Serpo.

In case you didn't hear the buzzer, Terror, let me break it down for you.

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Title: Re: Aliens Under the Sea
Post by: Nina on August 23, 2008, 03:25:53 AM
I wasnt abducted.... people get hold of yourself... and think. Who would dare to abduct me? And what kind of alien it would be to take such risk of being down talked by me? If they came all the way down here, they wold know better. I would simply explain to them that there is no waaay they are going to do anything to me, cause I have a horde of monstrous people waiting down to pull their loins out. And I dont think anybody would really want that. And if I told them that they will suffer the pain of Petling spam, they would handbrake the machine and buzz off to wherever they came from...


Bander, researching abductions has always been a slippery one. It is proved that some "memories" are false, imprinted by media or whatever. Not that I dont believe in that, I had my share of ET visits, and I dare to say I hope I wont be visited like the last time. Which wasnt last week, but couple of years ago. And to prove it, I have markings and something over my bellybutton...
Title: Re: Aliens Under the Sea
Post by: TheTerror on August 23, 2008, 06:06:43 AM
ya and if they did abduct you they'd be dead by now