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Tuesday, July 7, 2015
Those who engage in the ufological circus.
Are these self proclaimed experts in Unidentified Flying Objects mad? No, I don't think so, at least when we talk about the Easy Money Ufologists.Let me analyze the process of"insanity" in the career of self proclaimed experts in UFOs,
Extraterrestrials, conspiracy theories and similar tricks of the UFO Industry.
Let's consider an intelligent individual who "discovers" the UFO myth, and in the beginning believes in the UFO-ET hypothesis. Now, some of these new ufologists not only believe in the Flying Saucers folklore but also think in the possibility of making some money with it.
So, after reading some books written for his/her predecessors in the ufological pseudo-science and do some google, they try their hand with a book, a blog or lectures about UFOs and related Memes.
After some time, the new professional ufologists learn that some things sell more than others, and this market law has nothing to do with truth.
When this happens the self proclaimed researchers realize that they are faced with a serious dilemma: To leave a subculture run by charlatans, crooks and maniacs, or engage in the despicable game.
Of course, if the neo-ufologists are sane, they have learned already that the whole UFO mythology is a great quackery. Just fiction sold as truth. Repeated unsubstantiated non-events, nonexistent sources, and total disrespect for those who want to believe.
They must choose to leave or remain in the "show". The future decision is based on personal ethics ... or lack of ethics.
If they remain in the ufological circus, perhaps they can make some easy money, but there are prices to pay. Cognitive dissonance is one of the consequences of this self-denial.
Someone should write about the sad personal stories of many who chose to remain in the company of charlatans and hoaxers.
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Monday, July 6, 2015
The Roswell Myth and "Easy Money ufologists."
This is important because the imaginary crash of an extraterrestrial vehicle in 1947 is one of the preferred scams of the "Easy Money Ufologists" (EMU.)
You will be amazed by the deliberate falsification of events by the EMU, in their eagerness to sell fictions as facts.
This is more important now, after a group of "Easy Money Ufologists" sold a mummified body of a child as the "alien" body of an extraterrestrial entity found in the imaginary UFO crash.
Follow the link below if you want to know the truth about the Roswell UFO crash Myth.
https://www.physics.smu.edu/pseudo/UFOs/rosmyth.html
Sunday, July 5, 2015
UFO Industry and "easy money"
Self proclaimed "experts in UFOs",perhaps it's time to VISIT the real world.
Perhaps you should consider the perspectives of the GREED machine of exploitation in Europe after the Greek NO referendum?
The "problem " are not imaginary cover-ups and invented "aliens".
Hunger, wars, crisis, and GREECE, who voted against the billionaires blackmail are the real world in which we live.
Remember, ex-professors of History, charlatans, ex-"academics" , hoaxers, pseudo-mystics that 400 years before the christian era, a Greek called Protagoras told us that MAN is the measure of all things.
Imaginary ETs, gods, angels and demons are the measure of at nothing.
They are just inventions of those who profit with the created needs of the "believers".
The profeteers of the UFO Industry know perfectly well that they are lying, selling fiction as fact.
They are not looking for truth, they are looking for easy money.
Friday, July 3, 2015
Monday, June 29, 2015
Stephen Bassett: No proof is necessary.
The comments on Stephen Bassett in the Hall of Shame of UFO watchdog are a MUST read for brain-users.
This is so, because the rhetoric of the disclosure, which I think is a basic strategy of the UFO-Conspiracy profiteers, is clearly demonstrated here: Good reading.
http://www.ufowatchdog.com/stephen_bassett.htm
Critical Thinking in support of the UFO Psycho-social Hypothesis.
"Go back to the beginning, to the Kenneth Arnold sighting. The phenomenon described by Arnold was a group of boomerang-shaped objects that moved
like saucers skimming across a water surface. But the report was garbled in initial press reports, leading readers to believe that the alleged objects were saucer-shaped. Subsequent reports, amplified by cinema and television, spread the "saucer" or "disc" image of UFOs to people all over the world. And while many different shapes have been reported for UFOs over the years, the majority of reports have been of saucers or discs, a clear indication that witnesses are seeing what they expect to see, and reporting what others accept as the norm."
"There is also compelling evidence that the appearance of UFO occupants, as widely accepted among "contact" adherents, arose out of a particular episode of a television series. Barney Hill, who was allegedly abducted by beings from a UFO in the early 1960s (the initial case of this type), went into therapy and was hypnotized in the course of his treatment. Under hypnosis, Hill described the eyes of his abductors as "speaking." This peculiar phrase had been used by an extraterrestrial character in an episode of the ABC-TV series "The Outer Limits," which had aired only days before Hill's hypnosis session. The episode was "The Bellero Shield;" the alien portrayed was bald, essentially featureless in face and body, and had swept-back eyes, just as Hill sketched under hypnosis. Although other early reports of UFO occupants varied significantly from Hill's (probably inspired by other stereotypical alien images), his description is the one that has saturated popular culture via the media."
"In 1975, NBC-TV broadcast a dramatization of Hill's experience in a made- for-TV film called "The UFO Incident." Many millions of people watched this allegedly true story and learned what aliens are supposed to look like. A couple of years later, Steven Spielberg's "Close Encounters of the Third Kind" became one of the most popular motion pictures ever made, depicting beings similar to those in Hill's description. Public perception of the "standard model" alien was further influenced by the cover of the 1987 best- selling book "Communion," an allegedly true account of alien contact, which sported the expected image. Had Barney Hill's hypnosis session taken place earlier, or had the ABC network scheduled the "Bellero Shield" later, we would in all likelihood have a different "standard model" alien." READ MORE.
Sunday, June 28, 2015
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