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Do you think it's possible the military can keep a secret covered-up?
Jul 9, 2009 6:55 AM
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this was a good question.. i don't think i got it word for word.. but it's what struck me from the show "UFOs and the White House" and i believe military can. it was something to that effect.
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Re: Do you think it's possible the military can keep a secret covered-up?
Jul 10, 2009 9:55 AM
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neverrrr!!! haha of course they can and they are lol
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Re: Do you think it's possible the military can keep a secret covered-up?
Nov 6, 2009 7:16 PM
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Here's a question.
I'm new here, so I'm kinda curious. Why is Area 51 so secret if I can see it on Google maps, and zoom down to 100 ft.?
I have a brother who has been working there for 20 years,
Wow! Talk about secret!
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Re: Do you think it's possible the military can keep a secret covered-up?
Nov 6, 2009 7:36 PM
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> this was a good question.. i don't think i got it
> word for word.. but it's what struck me from the show
> "UFOs and the White House" and i believe military
> can. it was something to that effect.
Define "secret".... There 's a big difference between say... a secret that we might have a satellite that can destroy other satellites... and a secret that we have what according to some people, is numerous bases underground, housing hundreds of aliens, working with hundreds, if not thousands of people. One is like hiding a toaster. The other is like hiding the Golden Gate Bridge. One doesn't automatically verify the other.
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Re: Do you think it's possible the military can keep a secret covered-up?
Nov 6, 2009 8:02 PM
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Ask UFO foles to define secret. They're on the tube right now crawling all over rocks and **** to get a view of the base from 15 miles away. I'm looking at the same place from the comfort of my living room.
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Re: Do you think it's possible the military can keep a secret covered-up?
Nov 6, 2009 8:03 PM
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I meant the UFO Files
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Re: Do you think it's possible the military can keep a secret covered-up?
Nov 7, 2009 3:52 AM
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Why does it seem they hide their secrets with their supposeably apparent stupidity??
If you appear dumb/are dumb I guess no one will believe
anything ya say.
WOW, I think they can keep a secret!!
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Re: Do you think it's possible the military can keep a secret covered-up?
Nov 7, 2009 11:22 AM
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True deception keeps people looking one place while conducting your business in another. Most likely right under their noses. If it were me, I would make sure a few lights showed up in the sky over area 51 just to keep people watching.
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Re: Do you think it's possible the military can keep a secret covered-up?
Nov 7, 2009 12:36 PM
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That reminds me.
Ever heard the theory that the MAJIC-12 papers were forged by ufologists to get more business, exscuse me, readers and witnesses?
> True deception keeps people looking one place while
> conducting your business in another. Most likely
> right under their noses. If it were me, I would make
> sure a few lights showed up in the sky over area 51
> just to keep people watching.
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Re: Do you think it's possible the military can keep a secret covered-up?
Nov 7, 2009 12:42 PM
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> That reminds me.
> Ever heard the theory that the MAJIC-12 papers were
> forged by ufologists to get more business, exscuse
> me, readers and witnesses?
A bit strange there Don, thought you rejected any theory pertaining to UFOlogy. Guess they are acceptable when you like what it is, undeniable logic.
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Re: Do you think it's possible the military can keep a secret covered-up?
Nov 7, 2009 2:27 PM
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I agree with Darkrift, Donnie. You don't deal in theories or hypothetical thinking. If you are going to make such an outlandish remark on the MJ documents, let's see your proof.
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Re: Do you think it's possible the military can keep a secret covered-up?
Nov 7, 2009 4:35 PM
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There are those who will read the words and believe them without further proof. And the story grows.
Nice role reversal play there, Don. The believers have become the skeptics.
Now you can call them names and accuse them of plotting against you.
As for the military covering up anything secret, they try.
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Re: Do you think it's possible the military can keep a secret covered-up?
Nov 7, 2009 5:04 PM
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> There are those who will read the words and believe
> them without further proof. And the story grows.
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> Nice role reversal play there, Don. The believers
> have become the skeptics.
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> Now you can call them names and accuse them of
> plotting against you.
>
I don't accuse anyone of plotting against me, lol, kinda funny actually. Fun is fun and any gmen visiting this site are most likely wasting their time. I just found it odd how so much that Don uses to degrade others, is sufficient when he wishes to use it. Ahhh, good 'ol irony.
> As for the military covering up anything secret, they
> try.
When members of Congress can be told their questions needn't be answered in the name of national security, that is the end. No more questions are allowed. Who else does the military have to answer to? Not even the president could demand answers and expect such a request to be honored. So if they wish not to discuss something, they can, and obviously do.
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Re: Do you think it's possible the military can keep a secret covered-up?
Nov 8, 2009 6:08 AM
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My claim was that I had heard a theory.
> I agree with Darkrift, Donnie. You don't deal in
> theories or hypothetical thinking. If you are going
> to make such an outlandish remark on the MJ
> documents, let's see your proof.
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Re: Do you think it's possible the military can keep a secret covered-up?
Nov 8, 2009 9:01 AM
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> My claim was that I had heard a theory.
You heard a theory? From who? where? Why would you believe this person? You don't know them ? Just because a person says it doesn't make it so. What kind of monetary gain are they getting from this? Sorry Don, I just wanted to badger you like you badger everybody else. It isn't fun being called a liar is it.
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