NWO false flag UFO "invasion"

[digigeek]

Originally Posted by Irishseekers

IF you simply looked you would find' I will give you one" The rest is up to you' The egyptian hieroglyphics in Giza show aircraft of unknown origins which to me and other respected Archaeologists who have commented on it, Have siad many times' This type of aircraft never existed in eygpt' So looking at it rationally as a" lame man either they could see into thefuture ,Or this type of aircraft existed some time in the earths past which is not explained in our history books. Sorry for the misspelled word i wouldnt do it again teacher

1) That is not "proof". That is just one of many curious suggestions around the world. It is nothing more. The Mayan images that look like they MIGHT be astronauts? Sure, they could be that, but they could be damned near anything. The wooden glider from Egypt? Could be a toy or a prototype for a real glider. None of these things are PROOF of anything. Besides, there are much more interesting curious objects and places than the ones you mentioned. Still, none of those are proof of alien visitation, for Pete's sake.

http://www.catchpenny.org/abydos.html

You would probably enjoy John Anthony West's shows at Phoenix Fire. He's a lot of fun to listen to and I like most of his ideas.

2) You did not misspell. You misspoke.

[Irishseekers]

Originally Posted by digigeek

1) That is not "proof". That is just one of many curious suggestions around the world. It is nothing more. The Mayan images that look like they MIGHT be astronauts? Sure, they could be that, but they could be damned near anything. The wooden glider from Egypt? Could be a toy or a prototype for a real glider. None of these things are PROOF of anything. Besides, there are much more interesting curious objects and places than the ones you mentioned. Still, none of those are proof of alien visitation, for Pete's sake.

http://www.catchpenny.org/abydos.html

You would probably enjoy John Anthony West's shows at Phoenix Fire. He's a lot of fun to listen to and I like most of his ideas.

2) You did not misspell. You misspoke.

you are entitled to your opinion, i think it is wrong but something like this is not A curious suggestion
when should Aircraft" ARE KNOWN TODAY TO BE FLYING AROUND OUR SKIES" you have to understand i am Irish my language is gaeilge my second language is english that is normal for alot of people in Ireland

[digigeek]

Originally Posted by Irishseekers

you are entitled to your opinion, i think it is wrong but something like this is not A curious suggestion
when should Aircraft" ARE KNOWN TODAY TO BE FLYING AROUND OUR SKIES" you have to understand i am Irish my language is gaeilge my second language is english that is normal for alot of people in Ireland

I understand. English was my second language as well. The expression was still wrong. I had a French manager once who used to misspeak English phrases all the time and make us laugh (he thought it was funny, too). My favorite was when you he would point emphatically at a client or another manager and say "Well, Eff your eye...." (meaning to say FYI). Hehe.

Now, as to any of those things being drawings of powered aircraft, that is a HUGE stretch of the imagination. They are just shapes. The Indian vedic (I think they are in the Vedas) stories about aerial craft and huge bombs and what sounds like death rays are MUCH more interesting, direct, and to the point. Of course, you are left to decide whether you want to take the words of a religious text as fact. I find that some zealous believers in historical alien contact seem to have a lot in common with Christian and Muslim zealots in that they react to sketchy evidence that supports their views in much the same way.

* You can clearly see that we've based most our aircraft designs on nature - as would anyone testing such an idea. You copy a bird's shape and wings. The Egyptian wooden glider (very hawk-shaped) is a decent glider model, it does generate some lift - looks like it might have been an early attempt at creating a flying glider. Cool, but unlikely to have anything to do with UFOs or aliens. Jumping to that conclusion is unsound unless there is a DEFINITIVE tie.

[CapnG]

The so-called egyptian "saucer tableaux" has been repeatedly disproven by actual egyptologists using corrolated examples. What you're looking at are ordinary hieroglyphs that have been struck through (no white-out in ancient egypt ) in such a fashion that they happen to resemble things like helicopters and submarines but it's simply coincindence. More of that periodillidallidoo stuff.

Much MORE interesting to me anyway are the mayan (aztec?) trinkets that resemble airplanes. Scholars will tell you they are stylized birds but they don't look anything like the stylized birds depicted elsewhere from the same era.

[Irishseekers]

[quote=digigeek;33671]I understand. English was my second language as well. The expression was still wrong. I had a French manager once who used to misspeak English phrases all the time and make us laugh (he thought it was funny, too). My favorite was when you he would point emphatically at a client or another manager and say "Well, Eff your eye...." (meaning to say FYI). Hehe.

Now, as to any of those things being drawings of powered aircraft, that is a HUGE stretch of the imagination. They are just shapes. The Indian vedic (I think they are in the Vedas) stories about aerial craft and huge bombs and what sounds like death rays are MUCH more interesting, direct, and to the point. Of course, you are left to decide whether you want to take the words of a religious text as fact. I find that some zealous believers in historical alien contact seem to have a lot in common with Christian and Muslim zealots in that they react to sketchy evidence that supports their views in much the same way.

* yes french is a nice language which i learned at school.francaise personnes sont cependant de mauvaise humeur et un peu fou, ce qui n'ai pas de l'ecrire en anglais au cas ou je fait de mal a personne sur cette forums avec patronge francais ...I guess everybody as there own opinion on what they see, i believe it to be some evidence in what i am saying ' but i am open to be wrong in my conclusions

[Irishseekers]

Originally Posted by CapnG

The so-called egyptian "saucer tableaux" has been repeatedly disproven by actual egyptologists using corrolated examples. What you're looking at are ordinary hieroglyphs that have been struck through (no white-out in ancient egypt ) in such a fashion that they happen to resemble things like helicopters and submarines but it's simply coincindence. More of that periodillidallidoo stuff.
Much MORE interesting to me anyway are the mayan (aztec?) trinkets that resemble airplanes. Scholars will tell you they are stylized birds but they don't look anything like the stylized birds depicted elsewhere from the same era.

....... Could you show me where this is a hoax if you wouldnt mind, It would be helpful for me thanks

[Experiencer7]

Originally Posted by Irishseekers

IF you simply looked you would find' I will give you one" The rest is up to you' The egyptian hieroglyphics in Giza show aircraft of unknown origins which to me and other respected Archaeologists who have commented on it, Have siad many times' This type of aircraft never existed in eygpt' So looking at it rationally as a" lame man either they could see into thefuture ,Or this type of aircraft existed some time in the earths past which is not explained in our history books. Sorry for the misspelled word i wouldnt do it again teacher

http://www.yourdictionary.com/library/misspelled.html

[Irishseekers]

Originally Posted by xperiancer7

http://www.yourdictionary.com/library/misspelled.html

very helpful thanks

[CapnG]

Originally Posted by Irishseekers

....... Could you show me where this is a hoax if you wouldnt mind, It would be helpful for me thanks

It was a tv show on TV, so not really, sorry.

[Jose Collado]

Originally Posted by CapnG

Wait, what? Are you suggesting that the people who print the money wouldn't have the money to get it done?

You can print all the money in the world causing major inflation but that doesn't mean you can stage an invasion. Considering the US can barely afford to put a squadron of it's latest and greatest fighter jet in the sky, I hardly see a staged UFO invasion on the bill.

We can rely of ILM for some CGI at a fraction of the cost or I can make some sock puppet reptilians.