On Sat, 08 Jan 2005 21:04:13 GMT, kiwi@ing.notin.aus (Your Name
Here=Harvey) wrote in alt.fan.art-bell in message
<hVXDd.6064$mo2.416799@news.xtra.co.nz>:

If such a thing as copyright and infringements thereof, didn't exist,
there would be websites filled with videoclips of all manner of UFOs.

There already are.  They are fakes.  All of them.

I have various ones on file, and am putting them onto a CDr very soon -
for my own analysis and appreciation.

I would recommend spending your time doing something more productive,
such as collecting toothpicks, or possibly matchbooks.

If it is the case 'like' Bigfoot, etc --- that it's a matter of
shooting one down, and waiting for one to crash - to get the hard
evidence they exist? Hey! Didn't that happen near Roswell and elsewhere.

No, but thanks for asking.

Except the US government confisicated and hid the alien technology,
so as to reverse engineer all the gadgets we have today.

Umm, right.  It's The Conspiracy, and you've discovered it.  When the
MIB's show up at your house to snuff you and your family, tell Larry I
said "Hi".  Thanks.

Anyone wishing to know about propulsion systems on interplanetary
spacecraft can read Delores Cannon 'The Convoluted Universe' or
get the Billy Meier UFO Contact Notes. (Available on audio tapes)
Different systems are mentioned - I would rate the Meier material
as being more reliable? than Ms. Cannon.

Here's some simple math to use, when comparing the "credibility" of
your two examples:

0=0

Every time, no exceptions.

Not all UFOs are of alien origin.

None of them are, since there are no aliens.  You were -> <- that
close, too!
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