Re: A Dialogue of the Deaf


darsiaubas@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> lorad474@xxxxxx wrote:
>
> > This is what it will look like when they finally pull the communication
> > plugs. Everyone should have alternate plans.
>
>
> Hmm... My plan is to not go insane and live in south Indy. No Centurion
> tinfoil helmet for me !
>
> Your plan should be to get a job as you clearly have too much time on
> your hands.
> Vidas

Your problem is that you are too uninformed. It shows.
Here, read some of your back-home news, for educational purposes:

"Komsomolskaya Pravda
Russian intelligence agencies have repeatedly stated that no UFOs have
ever been spotted over Russian territory. However, witnesses from the
general public continue to contradict these reports with stories of
their personal encounters with the paranormal.

Moscow newspaper Komsomolskaya Pravda has put together the most
reliable of these reports and come up with a list of UFO sightings in
Russia and other post-Soviet countries for 2005.

Crop Circles

This year 18 cases of crop circles have been reported in Russia's
regions - this is six cases more than last year and almost twice the
number for 2003.

Mysterious signs were seen in all parts of the country - as far
afield as the Komi Republic and the Far East, and as close to Moscow as
the Voronezh and Novgorod regions. But just like last year, the
southern Krasnodar region has had more crop circles than any other
region.

Meanwhile, local people are not too thrilled by the unexplainable
phenomena. In fact they are more troubled by ufologists who put up
their tents in the fields, hoping to catch the unknown artists
red-handed.

UFO Caught on Film at the Yenisei River

"This May I took visiting relatives out to see an ice drift on the
Yenisei," nurse Raisa Kireyeva from the town of Igarka says.

"We stopped at the bank, I was speaking and gesturing and my son was
taking pictures. We neither heard nor saw anything suspicious or
unusual, so we were totally shocked to see some object hanging in the
air over my head when we had the photographs printed."

The woman took the picture and the negative to the Eternal Frost
Museum,

At first the experts were skeptical about the photograph... "We've
had so many of them." But after an examination they had to admit the
strange object in the picture was neither a fake nor faulty film.

"We checked all the negatives," the director of the Eternal Frost
Museum's department in Igarka, Alexander Toshchev, said.

"But even when we magnified the image many times, the 'saucer'
remained very distinct."

Astronomers Prove Continuous Reports of UFOs Over the Crimea

For many years people have reported the UFOs they have spotted in the
sky above the Crimea in Ukraine, in the seaside city of Yalta.
Astronomers at Crimea's Physical Astronomy Observatory decided to
finally prove or disprove these reports.

The researchers indeed located a reddish ball that floated in the sky
for about ten minutes, slowly changing its color from red to light
yellow, and leaving a path of smoke in its wake.

The astronomers estimated the UFO was about 400 km away. So, in theory,
the object could actually have been a secret flying device that the
Turks were testing across the sea.

Extra Terrestrials Trim Russian Watermelons

This September bright luminous orange-colored objects, round in shape,
became a familiar sight in the village of Yevseyevka in the Primorye
region of Russia's Far East. Enormous lights moved across the sky in
the evenings, disappearing from view and then returning again.

The balls demonstrated strange 'behavior': they froze for some
time, started moving again, changed their path of motion, sent out rays
of light towards one another and what's more, each ball beamed bright
lights towards the ground.

A local farmer conducted an experiment on Sept., 7. When the balls
appeared in the dark sky, Yuri Galayev took his torch and signaled to
one of the balls, turning the torch on and off. The ball responded
immediately with identical signals.

The next morning when the Galayevs went to their watermelons field they
noticed a weird pattern on one of the watermelons. They remembered the
day before the pattern had not been there, and came to the conclusion
it was a note from their night visitors.

The watermelon was taken to a well-known Primorye biologist and
ufologist Valery Dvuzhilny.

"I studied the fruit, both the healthy and the impacted tissue,"
Dvuzhilny said.

"This could not be done by insects, bacteria nor by some fungi -
none of these could produce such a symmetrical pattern."

The patterned watermelon is not an isolated case in the region. In
September 2002 two watermelons with complicated pictograms on them were
found in the field of farmer Nikolai Schislyayev.

"Well, let them draw, I don't care as long as they don't steal
from the field," the farmer said."

http://www.mosnews.com/column/2005/12/15/ufoslist.shtml

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