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**FrassyLap** · 04-22-2011, 07:47 PM

maybe they ran into a redneck ET who told them to stay on Earth and fired a redneck ET shotgun over their heads.

One deception 'pigezzans' (begets) another. Bluebeam Project may ultimately be more eligatarian. Or perhaps utilitarian in the limited minds of those with charge.

Everywhere a critical somewhat informed eye looks one can see the flaws, but its really the bulk of circumstantial evidence that makes the case.

Watching the dune buggy bounce around, the Space shuttle suits, advanced and for less harsh environment 3 times heavier, shots of the men in the cramped module, who would have had it worse if the module actually contained the top of the rocket engine as shown in the Museum, UFO's being explained by plasma effects (EU theory), the drugged or MKUltra'd like resentment in some ex-astronaut interviews come first to mind.

04-22-2011, 07:47 PM	#27
FrassyLap Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 417 Senior Member	maybe they ran into a redneck ET who told them to stay on Earth and fired a redneck ET shotgun over their heads. One deception 'pigezzans' (begets) another. Bluebeam Project may ultimately be more eligatarian. Or perhaps utilitarian in the limited minds of those with charge. Everywhere a critical somewhat informed eye looks one can see the flaws, but its really the bulk of circumstantial evidence that makes the case. Watching the dune buggy bounce around, the Space shuttle suits, advanced and for less harsh environment 3 times heavier, shots of the men in the cramped module, who would have had it worse if the module actually contained the top of the rocket engine as shown in the Museum, UFO's being explained by plasma effects (EU theory), the drugged or MKUltra'd like resentment in some ex-astronaut interviews come first to mind.
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