Explain This!

For some reason or other “Science” people dis and mock UFO sightings as hoaxes or stories from the insane. This report from Reporter News, however can not be so easily dismissed.

In early January, Ricky Sorrells saw something he couldn’t explain. Nothing could have prepared him for it — or how his life was going to change.

Sorrells saw a UFO.

Sorrells is not some wacky guy, prone to fantasy. He’s no idiot – he’s a proud American. The exact moment of his discovery is crafted so well you can imagine yourself there:

He slowed for a moment and, casually glancing upward, continued on — and then froze in his tracks.

“I took a step or two, and then I realized what my eyes had seen,” he said. “I look back up, and there it is. It’s covered the sky; it’s covered as far as you can see … as far as you can see to the left and to the right and out in front.”

Come on Science! Are we expected to believe that this story is made up???? If you were to make up a story like this then surely you wouldn’t suggest you failed to see the UFO that blocked the whole sky until you were directly underneath it, would you? Maybe it was mid-day, you’re saying, so the UFO didn’t have to be that big to block out the sun? Well, let’s hear Sorrells’ rebuttal to that:

“I know everybody asks, ‘Man, what was it, was it a square or a rectangle or a dish?’ I didn’t know, and the reason was, I had walked right up underneath it.”

It was so big he couldn’t even see what shape it was! Does that answer your cynicism sufficiently, science? Does it??!

Like anyone who comes face to face with an UFO, Sorrells’ mind swam:

“Do I need to turn and run? Do I need to be scared? Do I need to shoot at it? What do I need to do here? I thought, ‘OK, calm down, study it, that’s the best thing you can do.’ But at the time you’re just not prepared for it.”

He remembered his rifle and, lifting it up, looked at the object through the scope.

And then it was gone…

Any explanation for any of this, Science? Or just more lies and cover-ups? Sorrells was hounded after coming forward with his story – just like many others like him. Firstly he tells of a military officer who called and threatened him:

“He told me his name and then he said he was a lieutenant colonel with the Air Force — I think it was the Air Force; I’m pretty sure it was. After I heard all that, I started listening,” he said, adding that he had not caught the man’s name the first time and wanted to back up and ask him again. But before he could, the conversation took a turn for the worse.

One particular occasion stands out as typical cover-up behaviour. Fortunately, Sorrells possesses a flashlight of quite some power:

Since the incident, Sorrells said aircraft began making regular appearances over his property, searching for something. One morning, he said, three small helicopters, accompanied by a larger one, roused him out of bed. He got up, put on his boots, went outside to his pickup and let his displeasure be known by shining his spotlight on one of the aircraft. The pilot shielded his eyes, the helicopters then slowed down, turned and surrounded him, hovering.

“So I’m here in my underwear and my boots, with a spotlight at two o’clock in the morning, and I’m thinking, ‘This isn’t smart.’ I turn off my spotlight, I wave at them, and I get in my house.

And then they were gone…

Sorrells’ life was upturned by this encounter. He is a brave man for going through all this strife. I am not sure how many others would be so steadfast. But, in the end, Sorrells’ story is a sad one. As he says himself:

“I wish I hadn’t seen it, actually. My life would have been easier. I think there’s more to it, but I still haven’t had time to put it all together in my head. … All I wanted was to go deer hunting.”

But that’s what they want, Sorrells. That’s what they want.

The Immortal Seeds of Death

Well let’s give them all a big wooden clap on the back. Scientisticians have now found out that GM seeds are both dangerous and immortal. Congratulations, idiots.

“Seeds of some genetically modified crops can endure in soil for at least 10 years, scientists have discovered.”

States the BBC News website. Well, fellas, I’m afraid to tell you that you’ve arrived at this conclusion (one that everyone already knew from day bloody one) far too fucking late. The cop out “at least 10 years” is infuriating. Yes, they will endure in soil for at least 10 years. Their life-span is somewhere between 10 and infinity years – I’ll leave you braniacs to figure out which of those two limits is the most accurate estimate!

What, pray tell, will you be discovering next? Water is wet? Babies are young? How would we ever get along without you guys popping up from time to time and stating the glaringly obvious?

Not to mention it’s your fault. A more honest headline would have been “Scientists have ‘fucked up’”.

So thanks for letting us know about this “GM rape” – I trust the irony of the double meaning is not lost on you white-coated simpletons.

Science: The Destructor

Science loves smashing things up. Indeed, if Science were a human being it would be a toddler, gleefully ripping apart society and objects while keeping The Truth safely hidden in it’s toy box. This horrifying article from Cosmo’s Magazine demonstrates the fascination science has with smashing things up – no matter what the dimensions of the “thing”.

Under the pretense of discovering what happened in the so-called “Big Bang Theory” scientists are happily smashing together tiny bits of things, called atoms, until they are ground in to dust. During an attempt to justify their mindless vandalism the author seemingly has, what can only be described as, a complete mental breakdown and, rather than trying to make any cogent points or explain their idiocy, resorts to repeating the word “mesons”. Presumably, in the hope that we will all just politely ignore him:

“When these two particles smash together, they create a burst of pure energy which quickly materialises into particles called ‘B mesons’. The experiment created four different types of B mesons: neutral B mesons; the antimatter counterpart of neutral B mesons, sometimes called anti-Bs; positive B mesons; and the antimatter counterpart of positive B mesons, called negative B mesons.”

Well that’s not going to happen, Science. Stop smashing things or one of these days it is you that will be the smashed one.

Heroes of No! – Peter Davenport

As they arise in to the public eye, “Science NO!!” would like to honour the many faces of truth, decency and wisdom on our planet. One man that fits all these bills (and most others) is Peter Davenport, “Longtime Director” of the [American] National UFO Reporting Center. The recent Latime’s interview with Peter is truly an insight in to a man of both honour, judgement and more.

“I do not countenance fools. The work of studying UFOs is of immense consequence to every living thing on this planet. If I sense you are wasting my time, I will be blunt.”

-Peter Davenport

From the article the qualities and amazing skills of Peter stand out like a sore thumb:

• “Davenport, 60, is a passionate, cerebral man with a haughty disdain for the media.”
• “His life revolves around a question”
• “He picks up a shovel.”
• “He’s not crazy”
• “Peter Davenport has a [...] voice [...] that cuts through walls”
• “Davenport’s [...] a nuclear missile complex”

Peter not only has a grasp of the real world but his modesty is amazing. The tagline for his website (see below) contains such qualification as to be astounding in these times of baseless claims and outright lies.

Peter, we salute you.

References:

• http://www.ufocenter.com/ – “The web’s most comprehensive and up to date UFO information source provided by America’s foremost UFO Reporting Agency in continuous operation since 1974″
• Peter Davenport @ Wikipedia
• UFOs Do Exist -YouTube Video
  

Flexible Chips

Yet again the Science People have taken things too far. According to vnunet.com, Sciencers have done the following:

“managed to build silicon circuits that can be bent, twisted and even stretched, according to a paper published in Science magazine.”

Of course, at first glance, this all seems fairly innocuous – who wouldn’t want a flexible computer or iPod. So we’re all happy are we? Well, no, we’re not actually, Mr. Science. Why? Well let’s have a look what the end result (their words, not mine) of all this would be:

“The end result could be built into clothes, small monitoring devices and even implanted into human bodies.”

Yes, chips in your clothes, body or even your children! Excellent! Again science strikes again, giving government, intelligence agencies and pedos yet another opportunity to spy on me, you and the kids. The article – tellingly – calls the instigators of this sickening idea “Boffins” attempting, no doubt, to remind us of those funny looking men from the old Tefal adverts, but that’s not going to work, idiots.

Well done Science! Yet again you’ve fucked up royally.