Thread: Chinese UFO's = Chinese Area 51?

Let me preface that I do not believe that any UFO's that have been observed are alien craft from another world.

Back in the 70's, 80's and 90's there were a lot of UFO sightings in Nevada which mostly turned out to be experimental aircraft from Area 51. Could it be that China is investing tons of their money into military R&D? It would be more surprising to me it if they weren't really.

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China has made obvious attempts to steal our technology and I think they're probably improving upon it. We've enjoyed having the most advanced military equipment in the world for decades. Maybe China is getting ready to pass us up.

The first video looks like a missile, and not a plane. I'm sure they want air superiority but that stuff looks like missile development/technology.

I'm sure that the extraterrestrials are 'shopping' in China now. Since the U.S. has been outsourcing all it's manufacturing to China it's no longer the place to go to get those prized athletic shoes, computer parts and cheap ( but stylish ) Levi rip-offs.

Originally Posted by TheLastBoyScout

China has made obvious attempts to steal our technology and I think they're probably improving upon it. We've enjoyed having the most advanced military equipment in the world for decades. Maybe China is getting ready to pass us up.

It's one thing to reverse engineer and quite another to inspire and conceptualize what has never been. If the quality of my last 2 MP3 players has any bearing on the subject, no worries.

Originally Posted by Radio Refugee

It's one thing to reverse engineer and quite another to inspire and conceptualize what has never been. If the quality of my last 2 MP3 players has any bearing on the subject, no worries.

As opposed to the American, British or French mp3 players you had?


Made in China is still a joke?

I thought that idea went away in the 80's and 90's.

Originally Posted by TheLastBoyScout

As opposed to the American, British or French mp3 players you had?


Made in China is still a joke?

I thought that idea went away in the 80's and 90's.

Made in China is still a joke from a strict quality comparison stand point.

Made in China may represent a value even when you need two of them for the same useful life.

UFO Disclosure Could Involve 'Heaven'...

UFO disclosure could involve dimension we call 'Heaven'
December 02, 2010 - As scientific theories, popular discussion and significant indications about the possibility of other dimensions in our universe become more accepted, many people point out that unidentified flying objects (UFOs) could be several different kinds of phenomena possibly related to multiple dimensions.

As we know, many UFO sightings involve stars, weather phenomena, conventional aircraft and probably advanced human military aircraft-spacecraft. However, some of these flying objects may very well be extraterrestrial spacecraft, some type of vehicles or other anomalous phenomena. When certain objects like this are repeatedly tracked on radar and observed by very reliable witnesses (sometimes multiple witnesses), it seems reasonable to accept this possibility.

In a "multiverse" that we might be living in, there are many possibilities to wonder about. Could some UFOs come from other natural dimensions? Such other dimensions could be hidden from us though elements of physics and Nature that we do not fully understand. Because of the probability that some kind of intelligent other beings are involved, we could also wonder if they are friendly and good, hostile and evil or something altogether different that would be challenging for us to understand. And, could some of the beings not be biological, and some of the flying objects not solid, but be some sort of energy or quantum form?

GUARDIAN ANGELS

Credible studies on the "near-death experience (NDE)" from a number of researchers have resulted in strong indications that there may be an afterlife or some other dimension that humans have often referenced in spiritual traditions. Seemingly related to the NDE phenomena, in 2008 the Baylor University Institute for Studies of Religion made public the results of a survey that many people found surprising. More than half of people polled believed they had been helped by a guardian angel during their lives. Interestingly, one in five of the people who responded identified themselves as not being religious. The survey of 1,700 people also asked questions about various religious topics. Fifty-five percent of those surveyed agreed with the following statement: "I was protected from harm by a guardian angel."

Agreement with the statement was consistent across educational levels, geographic region and religious denominations, according to Christopher Bader was the director of Baylor poll. Bader said in a TIME magazine article, "If you ask whether people believe in guardian angels, a lot of people will say, 'sure.' But this is different. It's experiential. It means that lots of Americans are having these lived supernatural experiences." He added that the amount of people reporting saying they believed they were protected by an angels was "the big shocker."

More http://www.americanchronicle.com/articles/view/203175/

They certainly are busy developing things......

http://www.foxnews.com/opinion/2011/...otos-accident/

Uncle Ferd says it's just a gimmick to get yer email addy fer some spammer...

Sign up for intelligent life: Thousands petition Obama to reveal 'government secrets' about UFOs and extraterrestrials
6th October 2011 - The search for intelligent life beyond the stars has landed on President Obama's desk.

More than 7,500 people have signed a petition asking the White House to 'formally acknowledge an extraterrestrial presence engaging the human race and immediately release into the public domain all files from all agencies and military services relevant to this phenomenon.' It's a move that UFO conspiracy theorists and true believers hope will lend some legitimacy to their cause.

If the petition gets 17,000 more signatures by Oct. 22, the White House has promised to respond. An Obama Administration initiative called 'We the People' will enlist White House staffers to research and consider taking action on any issue that receives at least 25,000 online signatures. The threshold was originally just 5,000 signatures, a number that the UFO petition reached in four days, but the White House increased that number Monday.

The petition was created by Stephen Bassett, who has been lobbying Washington on the UFO issue for 15 years. He said the few thousand signatures he has collected so far will mean relatively little. 'I knew we’d get at least 5,000. That’s easy. The question now is, can it go viral? If it goes viral and we start rolling in some really big numbers, who knows what’ll happen,' he told the Herald-Tribune in Sarasota, Fla. On his website, Bassett urges web masters and social media users to post links to the petition that say, 'Make it go mega-viral.'

The petition says hundreds of officials have publicly confirmed human contact with alien life. It also claims half of Americans believe in UFOs and extraterrestrials. 'The people have a right to know. The people can handle the truth,' the petition says. The We the People project has dozens of active petition. The one with the most signatures, 51,000, asks to legalise marijuana and regulate it like alcohol. Other popular petitions include requests to abolish the Transportation Security Administration and investigate the federal prosecution of the former CEO of the country's largest Kosher meat processing facility.

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Originally Posted by TheLastBoyScout

As opposed to the American, British or French mp3 players you had?


Made in China is still a joke?

I thought that idea went away in the 80's and 90's.

Still waiting for Chinese airliners to threaten both Airbus and Boeing. Mp3's and big boys toys aren't in the same class. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:La...60_Hanuise.jpg

Funny, looks much like a 1950's Fairchild/Fokker F-27.