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From: Richard G Brown <rgbrown@web.net>
Date: Tue, 8 Jun 1999 03:46:00 -0700
Fwd Date: Tue, 08 Jun 1999 23:34:00 -0400
Subject: Re: Jeff Rense Weekly E-News  6-4-99 



>From: Rense E-News <jocelyn@dewittec.net>
>To: Rense E-News  <jocelyn@dewittec.net>
>Date: Fri, 04 Jun 1999 20:40:01 -0600
>Subject: Jeff Rense Weekly E-News  6-4-99

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>  * From Jeff's Desk *

>There are hundreds of short, sometimes intriguing but thoroughly
>unverifiable stories circulating on the net purporting to reveal
>the truth of human ET visitation and contact. Wading through
>these sometimes sensational items is not always easy.  Most are
>rather obvious hoaxes, some are very well written and show
>considerable creativity, while others often contain a mixture of
>truth and fiction that is not easily dismissed.  Most all of them,
>however, have one thing in common:  anonymous or unknown sources.
>Here is an example of one of the many 'ET revelations' that show
>up in our mailbox several times a month...

>>From Robert Collins, 6-4-99, <LesMiserable@sprintmail.com>:

>The following is an account of the meeting I (the source) was
>involved in with EBE-2.

>On March 5, 1983, I was at Los Alamos National Laboratories
>conducting business on a counterintelligence project.  During

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>EBE-2 explained the weather of it's planet which was dry,
>varying temperature between 65-90 degrees.  There was 35
>hours of constant sunshine and three hours of darkness

I know I'm going to regret this... But how can a planet have
such vastly unequal periods of day and night? 35 hours to 3?!?
Shouldn't they be relatively equal?

Even in a binary system it couldn't be consistant enough to be
35 and 3 every day could it?

- Confused in Canada