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From: ignorant_bastardxxx on 4 Aug 2008 08:33
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Thank you!
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Nowthen, a reliable source at CNN has revealed that
there were "tons" of phone calls and e-mails of protest
Concerning the brief appearance of former NASA
astronaut Dr. Edgar Mitchell on Saturday night's Larry
King Live about the mysteries of the human brain..
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They reportedly were in response to my posting Sunday
morning that Mitchell either should have had an
opportunity to reiterate what he already has revealed --
that extraterrestrials have been visiting earth for many
decades but the truth has been subjected to a monumental
cover-up by the U.S. and other governments.
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If Mitchell was to be gagged about uttering even one
word about what he knows as fact, he efinitely should
NOT have appeared on the program in such a lesser
capacity.
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My source tells me there were just under 2,300 phone
calls and nearly 6,300 e-mails -- all agreeing with
me that Mitchell's appearance should not have been
strictly confined to his comments on how his life
had changed since travelling to -- and walking on --
the moon during the Apollo 14 mission.
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There was NOTHING WHATSOEVER about his "in
the know" about the surrveilance of earth and
earthlings by visitors from another planet who
mean us no harm (or could have annihilated us
years ago)..
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Meanwhile, I have a very strong suspicion that
Mitchell's appearance was not scheduled to go
this route. I think the intention of Larry King and
his producers was to at least touch on the sensitive
issue but higher-ups decided at the last moment
not to permit it.
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Ed Conrad
http://www.edconrad.com
Man as Old as Coal
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From: V for Vendicar on 10 Aug 2008 10:59

<ignorant_bastardxxx(a)yahoo.com> wrote
> They reportedly were in response to my posting Sunday
> morning that Mitchell either should have had an
> opportunity to reiterate what he already has revealed --
> that extraterrestrials have been visiting earth for many
> decades but the truth has been subjected to a monumental
> cover-up by the U.S. and other governments.

A little over 50% of AmeriKKKans believe in UFO's.

About the same number who believe in angels, and who believe that the sun
rotates around the earth once a day.

Go AmeriKKKa.


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