Why I find this disturbing


The most intelligent explanation for the Roswell thing is that the US military
was putting on a hoax, because it made a lot of their post-WWII experimental programs easier to hide.

There are plenty of people on the planet with six fingers and toes. (Google on the word "Polydactyly".) They get the corpse of a small six fingered woman and shave her head -- and that is your alien.

It makes me sad, but I keep thinking we were watching a real person getting dissected.

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I watched this again last week and I can't believe that people are still taking this that serious. It doesn't look real and doesn't even match any descriptions of "real aliens" that are out there -- it certainly doesn't look a "grey".

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It was already admitted to being a hoax by the creators.
"I'm your Huckleberry!"

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Ah ha ... I see what I think you are referring to. (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0163521/board/nest/69589132) The jackass finally admitted it.

So now we know. Thanks.

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ummm there was a movie based on the hoax and produced by the original hoaxers -
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0466664/

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Um DUH people good god you really think the us military/intelligence bueral would just leave such a tape lying around? I dont think soooo. Anyone whos ever watched this and even thought for an incline 'it might be real' emphasizes just how retarded americans are getting.Consider this dweebs. If you were an alien race able to transverse the stars, having technology FAR suppior to our own, would you crash on the outskirts of LAS VEGAS? Okay lets pander to retards for a moment and say they did crash there....dont you think an alien retrieval team would come, to eliminate the evidense or at the very least rescue or retreive remaining bodies and or technology?

Its dumbasses like you all that make the idea of exploration of space such a joke cause people are too glued to their *beep* tv sets.

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The most intelligent explanation for the Roswell thing is that the US military
was putting on a hoax, because it made a lot of their post-WWII experimental programs easier to hide.
No.

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