crazymikey said:
What a masterful display of ignorance.
Yet, a majority of abductees are psychologically normal - John Mack, Harvard, Professor of psychology.
People prone to Temporal Lobe Epilepsy have quite normal brain patterns during waking hours, and abnormal ones during sleep, occasionally. It is therefore difficult to detect, although it can be induced. When induced, it produces the exact same sensations as reported by abductees. I would say then, that people suffering from Temporal Lobe Epilepsy are 'psycholigically normal', but they aren't exactly physiologically normal, and suffer a few electrical anomolies in their brain. I've seen a PhD Psychologist subject herself to induction of Temporal Lobe Epilepsy whilst in a sensory deprivation tank. This was to get as close to sleeping, while being able to report the sensations. The outcome proves Temporal Lobe Epilepsy fits with the reports from 'abductees', and victims of Succubi, etc. The woman who undertook the experiment, was a Psychology lecturer ( I met her several times some 20 years ago, as she was my then gf's lecturer) who at one point had had some belief in the paranormal. Once she investigated the statistical, psycholigical, and physical side to these experiences, however, she became a skeptic, and even wrote for a magazine called 'The Skeptic'. Her name is Dr Susan Blackmore, check her out.
You know next to nothing about Aliens, their logic, their philosophies, their scientific endaveours, and yet have the audacity to dictate their practices.
Ah, and you know more, because you channel them when you remove your tinfoil helmet? OR you read some stuff on the Internet about them, and a few works of fiction, by Strieber, et al?
You were there weren't you, or are you using figures from a 2nd hand source, and regurgitating without question?
There you go again, that thick streak of hypocrite in you is showing again. So, you have met aliens then? You have first hand experience of them? you have been abducted? Reverse engineered alien technology yourself? Or read a lot of fiction from other people who say they have? Or maybe, it was you that perpetrated the OK City bombing, so you know McVeigh is innocent, but are happy to let him rot in jail?
Since, when did he say it was a non lethal weapon? If I fire a radiation weapon at you, that blows a hole in your arm, that gives you an intense dose of radiation, that will slowly cause cancer to spread in your body. How is that non lethal?
DUH! I said it wasn't much use if it was supposed to be lethal, as he took it in the CHEST (not arm, do you read what you post?) and survived, and not much use as a non-lethal weapon either, as it was going to cause his death. This is from a device created by a superior technological race? The term 'Cobalt radiation' is curious too. There are three types or radiation, Alpha, Beta, and Gamma. Cobalt 60 gives off Gamma rays, and undergoes transition to Ni via Beta decay. So what does 'Cobalt radiation' actually mean? For some reason aliens choose to use a brittle radioactive isotope to make bullets from? And they don't work very well and kill people? Why not use lead, or DU, being heavier, it carries more kinetic energy. Any alien could work that out.
So has everyone else whose coming forward from the government, NASA, CIA, NSA, USAF and revealed ETI.
Except Lazaar worked for a contractor, and was not employed directly by any of those organisations.
And your point is? Because it sounds impressive - it's wrong? LoL
My point is that Schneider recycled an impressive sounding word he knew because of his background in Geology. He made the term up, is what I'm saying, using a word with which he was familiar.
do you actually have an agenda for being here? All you've done is ridiculed each and every evidence provided, and parroted the government explanations. Very suspicious.
Oh, I'm part of the NWO now? The Illuminati perhaps? At night I prowl the city in my black helicopter, snatching those that get too close to the truth from their beds? Or maybe I'm just a guy with a good enough background in the sciences, and I enjoy debunking and a bit of a debate.