[joypulv]

I love it when people ask if anyone believes something, and if some don't, they say, "If you don't believe then why say anything."
So far your only proof is that 'they' made some studies and videos. You forgot to tell us where we can see what 'they' produced.
I know too much about the oceans to know that they have indeed been explored well enough to prove that there are no mermaids. I know too much about the fact that no one knows enough about the universe to say that there aren't aliens, and I'm willing to believe that I might see one, but I won't say they exist until that day. I know too much about technology to believe that aliens taught it to us, despite those Egyptian hieroglyphics of what look like robots, batteries, and aliens. Some of my closest friends invented some of the best technology we have.

[hauntinghelper]

Wait wait wait... you know the guy who invented Velcro... because I LOVE Velcro!

[joypulv]

Wait wait wait...you know the guy who invented Velcro...because I LOVE Velcro!

I DO - Super Dave Osborn, on the David Letterman show.
He demonstrated a massive wall of Velcro (by leaping into the air and throwing himself at it) in 12 BC. Or maybe it was 1992 AD.
We are old friends. Or we were, until he got mad at me for following him around Manhattan, and I was ready to stop anyway, because he started wearing those gross hair plugs.

[cdad]

I love it when people ask if anyone believes something, and if some don't, they say, "If you don't believe then why say anything."
So far your only proof is that 'they' made some studies and videos. You forgot to tell us where we can see what 'they' produced.
I know too much about the oceans to know that they have indeed been explored well enough to prove that there are no mermaids. I know too much about the fact that no one knows enough about the universe to say that there aren't aliens, and I'm willing to believe that I might see one, but I won't say they exist til that day. I know too much about technology to believe that aliens taught it to us, despite those Egyptian hieroglyphics of what look like robots, batteries, and aliens. Some of my closest friends invented some of the best technology we have.

Im going to say this. The egyptians did have batteries. And they may have had crude lights. The batteries were mostly used for plating.

[joypulv]

Im going to say this. The egyptians did have batteries. And they may have had crude lights. The batteries were mostly used for plating.

Yes, although evidence of the jars and electroplating is found in Assyria even earlier, and all around the Middle East. Not much voltage. The technique did disappear for a very long time. I see no reason why aliens had to 'teach' very smart people how to pour some acidic juice in a jar and put a copper cylinder in it, with an iron rod down the middle.

[N0help4u]

I believe a lot of the stuff but a lot of it is just faked drama to make it all look crazy. You figure they had to have technology, look at the pyramids and other unexplainable things. I do have a lot of really interesting video links that really make you think and piece ancient times and a lot of things together that otherwise seems supernatural or unbelievable,

[Samronequ]

So you are getting snarky because we don't subscribe to your beliefs?

I believe in aliens. Well, actually, they found bacteria on mars, so that right there is proof. :P

[smkanand]

Aliens I do believe. There are many things in government files which need to be in public. We need hackers and whistle-blowers.

[JudyKayTee]

"there are many things in government files which need to be in public. we need hackers and whistle-blowers."

Which Government?

[eota666]

Is this really human? DNA tests on six-inch skeleton of 'alien-looking' creature with over-sized head prove it was actually human claim scientists in new documentary | Mail Online

Something is being covered. "Scientists proved" that this six inch tall humanoid creature that has many many features that would be QUITE alarming on a human is indeed human because its DNA is similar. They're trying ay too hard to prove that in the infinite area of space, not a single planet in any solar system is capable of supporting life, and if there is any life out there, none of them can be more advanced than we are.

Are there aliens out there? I sure as shoot hope so. I don't want the only inhabited planet in the universe to be destroyed because we can't handle the pressure of clean living.

Are they visiting the planet Earth? It seems pretty likely, since there are findings such as Ata, and other unexplained creature remains that they try to cover up by finding something close and saying it's that.

Bigfoot, i.e. - the missing link. This is sheer speculation and logic, since there are no proven facts about this subject. The idea of there being one or two remaining ancestors of the human race seems pretty plausible. There are Alligators out there, and they have documented evidence that they are the same basic form as they were millions of years ago.

It might be a rare bipedal animal that few have seen and fewer believe exist. Dodos went extinct, but I wouldn't be surprised if there was still a small family of them on some unknown island. There are a lot of rare animals that no one usually sees. This might just be an animal that there are very few of left. It's definitely possible.
Is subject just as there are around Vampires. The most likely one is basically a large fish with hands and thumbs, and some human-like features.

With the amazing creatures found living underwater, it wouldn't be surprising to find one with arms, especially since there is so much of the deep that hasn't been fully explored.