Bat shit insane stuf, a.k.a former NORAD officer predicts massive UFO "invasion" today (10/13)

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Simon Hadow

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Well, I honestly do hope that it is true, if only in a "Little kid just told that Santa doesn't exist, but still hoping he shows up" sort of way. It would be pretty damn cool if some spaceships just swooped in, and managed to fix our greenhouse gas problem. Now, let's see if they can help with war, poverty, and that whole AIDS thing.
 

Chairman Meow

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Hell, if aliens showed up religion in general would be instantly rendered obsolete. No point in religious wars anymore. In fact I'd say it would bring humanity as a whole closer together.
Then together with our new found peace and harmony we could BEAT THE CRAP OUT OF THOSE ALIEN BASTARDS AND STEAL THEIR TECHNOLOGY TOGETHER!

"Oh you want to help us do you? That's very kind of y.." *uppercut into his alien jaw, flees with advanced weapons*
 

Jodah

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Well, we're boned. And I was hoping for a zombie apocalypse before the aliens showed up.
 

GothmogII

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That's not surprising, considering the Stargate is housed right underneath NORAD at Cheyenne Mountain.
 

zHellas

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It's currently 10:07 AM here on the East Coast of the U.S., and I see no aliens(but I don't live near the principal/principle cities).

Either he's off by a few days or he's just nuts.
 

tunderball

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You know what I actually quite like this story its not going to happen at all, but at least it's an aliens appear story without all the extermination and destruction.
 

dickseverywhere

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probably crap, go to a UFO convention and you'll hear dozens of theories just like it.
the only thing that makes this one special is that its being told be an ex-NORAD guy.

i did see some lights in the sky the other night that moved in a fairly odd way but it could have just been a couple of planes and the cloudy sky.
 

thethingthatlurks

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THOSE ARE MY BEANS! STAY THE FUCK AWAY FROM MY FUCKING BEANS!!!!

*clears throat*
Erm, I'm sure we are all tending to our secret supply of beans, gatorade and twinkies, but let's try to stay calm. See, that way I'll be able to get hold of even more supplies for when the aliens come to destroy us all...
 

Brandon237

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Hmm... my "not-buying-this-sh*t-o-meter" just went off...

Why officer why? Surely you have to have sanity checks and be decently logical to work for NORAD? Damnit, this is not boding well...
 

twaddle

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well anything is possible. i would like to believe this but i don't think it's plausible. That atmosphere CO^2 levels however, that is something to be concerned about. I am very worried about that if his measurements are correct.
 

GLo Jones

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You lost me the moment I saw:
Kaboose the Moose said:
through the services of a world renowned channeler.
Unless this channeller is a mechanical device, my bullshit meter's going through the roof.
 

Unesh52

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Kaboose the Moose said:
Calo Nord said:
Personally I don't believe in intelligent extra-terrestrial life but if they are real..
You are an idiot.
Indubitably my good squire, indubitably!
Yes, that was a dumb comment, but I think it's seriously likely that there are other intelligent species out there. Maybe they're really far away; maybe they look and act completely different from us (maybe they live on... er, in a gas planet and can fly or something; maybe they live inside the liquid interior of an ice planet and don't even know there's space above their heads!); maybe they can't or don't want to travel through the universe; maybe they don't know anything about us. But with so many planets and things we haven't seen, there's certainly enough room for them. There is almost definitely life out there, sentient and autonomous, and if that's the case, who's to say it's not "intelligent?"

That being said, this sounds like a hoax. It's a bit confusing though. It's so easily verifiable, I'm left to wonder why he'd write this book unless he really thought it was true. So either he's woefully misinformed, or he's trying to pull some major shit and set the stage for tricking us into thinking there are really aliens. And I mean, why aren't we "ready" to have aliens come in and give us free air purifiers? That sounds a little preposterous.

Just thinking out loud.
 

Queen Michael

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Hello, fellow carbon-based humanoids. There is no need to listen to the insane carbon-based humanoid who claims that we are watched by alien lifeforms. There are no aliens. There especially are no aliens from the planet of Agralon who took control of the brains of millions of carbon-based humanoids at the date of 4/4 2007 in a plan to take over Tellus. And if there had been, the carbon-based humanoids Barack Obama, Fredrik Reinfeldt and other current leaders of Earthling nations would certainly not be among those controlled. Nor would Escapists such as Hubilub, Douk, El Poncho, Queen Michael and FargoDog be amongst them. And Barack Obama's slogan "Yes we can" was not at all a code-phrase that, in the tounge of Agralonians, meant "The carbon-based humanoids of Earth taste very good." Therefore there is no need for you... I mean us to worry.
 

smeghead25

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Astronomer's are just as bad as religious nuts. They believe in intelligent life out there when they're still having trouble proving that there's intelligent life here.

a) No, but I wish it was true
b) Hell yes, it would be awesome
c) I am not sure... There was once on a school camp I was still up later than everyone else (it's one of my traits I guess, always the last to sleep) and I saw a light in the sky moving left of my field of view. I figured it was a plane but when I looked back it had noticably moved backwards a fair distance and resumed travelling to the left field of my vision. I rationalised it as some trick of my tired perception. Because really, what the hell use would doubling back in the air be if you're just gonna keep going forward again?
d) Oh actually, another strange event, was this one time I walked into the laundry and the broom was against the wall. I don't know how or why but it was suspended in the air against the wall. I freaked out and the next morning it was just lying on the floor. I just assumed it was the metal handle and perhaps some magnetism from the storm we had that night. I dunno, was weird.
e) This isn't gonna happen anytime soon, girls don't like me, I'm a constant friend-zoner.