widows son
Premium Member
Well put brent
This is another thing are you looking at the external or the internal. I know I look goofie but I do that to be deferent and not the same as all you there ya'whos out there. I agree about the MSM coments because it is there internal view point I disagree with.
Take, for instance, Stonehenge, they say repeatedly that there was no possible way they could have built it. I mean huge multi-ton stones sitting on top of others? You need a crane yet some farmer in Minnesota or Michigan can do it by himself in his back yard without a crane.
THEY HAVE NO CREDENTIALS AND THEIR THEORIES FALL THROUGH THE CRACKS.
But all I say I watch the movie and then formulate an opinion so as to have unbiased points of reference
Well bro. Varnell, the facts have been put forth. If you still believe the show then that's your choice. Not sure what you mean by a falling block rife action, but what specifically don't you agree with?
I think the theories put forth in the documentary make more sense and are a bit more logical than the "ancient astronaut theories"
Bro. Varnell, while you are right on some points you have mentioned, keep in mind that nothing in ancient aliens is proven to be fact. Now it is hard to determine if aliens have visited us in the past or in the present, but what we do know is that the ancients we extremely smart and sophisticated, their building techniques are only now being discovered. I think the movie says it all, and i believe the show ancient aliens to be completely based on speculation and pseudo science. The " scientists" in the show aren't scientists. They think they are because the have wrote a book or two. I do not think like the anti mason at all bro. Varnell. When I get a piece of information i look at it with skeptical mind. I look at it at all angles and try to get both sides, so as to be unbiased. I am perfectly fine with accepting conclusions, even if they go against my beliefs. Truth and fact are two different things. Facts are concrete, and don't change, whereas truths can differentiate between different people. What one person believes to be truth another might think otherwise