Intrigue and Unsolved Mysteries

The question hovers tantalizingly on the border of making sense.

I'm guessing there's some kind of solipsism lurking just underneath the murky waters of the question here, but we can't quite make it out.

Go read about Plato's Cave. Get back to us when you've figured that out, and maybe we'll be able to help, because if you understand Plato's arguments, then you should be able to frame your questions in a more comprehensible way.

One thing that might be important is to state what evidence you have that "our eyes aren't real", and, with that in mind, state what evidence you have that mirrors ARE real.

No, I would not believe them. I live in my house and I would know if there was a poltergeist sharing it with me. If 'they' say there is a poltergeist in my house, I would believe that 'they' have an over active imagination (some people do you know).

An average of about 650 per year are reported, so multiply that by 5 and there's your answer.

I have yet to see any documentation that conclusively proves that Washington encountered anything that could be aliens. Of course it is possible, especially knowing that 'visitors' seem to be attracted to all things military, but Washington's diary could be interpretated many diffferent ways.

either they want to get revenge or they dont have a life.

There is no way to know that. But biblically speaking, we are proabably pretty close to it.

I have heard of nothing about a UFO poll.

yes there was i saw it 3 nights ago

None recorded.

In 1731 there was a sighting in Ireland which spanned across Europe.

No but he knew he had to do it because it was the only way we could have a chance to be saved and got to heaven

cause there scared black people us whites dont get scared on like blacks just saying not to be mean

On its final voyage in early 1918, the collier USS Cyclops (AC-4) was travelling from Brazil to Baltimore with a full load of manganese ore. After an unscheduled stop in the Barbados around the first week of March, 1918, the ship disappeared off the US Atlantic coast, and no traces of it were ever found. The ship had a crew of 236 and 70 other persons aboard.

Suspicions surfaced because its captain, LCDR Worley, USNR, was actually a German, Johann Wichmann, and had an alleged psychological imbalance. But no record existed that he had acted to sink the ship, or to turn it over to the Germans, in the aftermath of World War I.

Actually, the Snowflake abduction of Travis Walton was split between the believers and non-believers. Walton's three polygraphs were 'inconclusive' and could not prove either way whether Walton was actually abducted.

No, but you are for applying race into this matter.

Every generation and every historian and every political system sees history in its own way, so in that way, some history must be a myth.

How much a UFO would weigh if they do indeed exist is not known.

The old superstition says it is. But it has more to do with the power of the human mind. If you think something bad will happen, then it probably will. Not because of the opened umbrella but from the power of your own mind. A very wise man once said:Whether you think you can or you can't you're right either way.

I cannot understand why anyone would ask such a question. No, I am not having an affair with Trevor Taylor or anyone else. I don't even know the man. What is wrong with you people? I am in a relationship with a wonderful man and have no intention of going anywhere else? Are you having an affair?

Toni-Marie Wiseman

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Appearently the Columbus/UFO story is just that, a story. There is mention of a UFO in Columbus's log book.

yes jennings michael burch wrote they cage the animals at night

They don't want to have to deal with it, and think that by ignoring it someone else will take care of the problem.

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