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Like what? I'm not aware of making any controversial assertions, so I'd be interested to see what you disagree with. I'm aware of his spinning superconductor/gravitomagnetism claim turning out to be experimental error, but that's the only one I know about. What are the others? I haven't...

Yeah I've said my piece. I don't post in the politics thread because it's pointless to talk about this stuff: the Republicans and the Democrats are both so completely brainwashed by their respective corporate news media outlets that they're both totally impervious to facts and reason now. I've...

C'mon, it's not that complicated guys. Gene said the following statement, clearly bemoaning the outcome of the 2016 presidential election and suggesting that it was Hillary Clinton's lack of show business skills that cost them the election: And I just couldn't let it slide, because I'm sick...

Actually they know of at least one hack and a slew of attacks. But former Secretary of Defense Robert Gates, and others, have stated that the odds are high that it was hacked by foreign states: And we know about specific instances when the server was attacked and subsequently manually shut...

"The people working for the AATIP have security clearances, so they've seen the complete full-length videos at full resolution, and they've probably seen the radar evidence in some cases as well, and they based their findings on all of that. If you want to see that evidence, then you'll need to...

That’s not how empirical reasoning works Gene: the burden of proof is on the claimant. There’s no such thing as “the burden of disproving.” Not a single claim in the Steele dossier has been confirmed, and many journalists have tried. I’m aware of the corporate Democrat spin on this. I simply...

19 people have been charged, not arrested. 13 of those are Russians who posted a few stupid memes on facebook. The rest have been swept up in the McCarthyist dragnet that Mueller has cast to force people to testify about the collusion with the Russians that never happened. Fine: name it. Hint...

Like I said before: the three video clips that we've seen were declassified by the military for public release because they have no intelligence value, and they've almost certainly been significantly derezzed to prevent our adversaries from knowing the full imaging capabilities of our defense...

I'm with you on this - here we have a DIA/DoD/Pentagon program that had access to the most sophisticated instrumentation readings and eyewitness testimony available through the most advanced detection systems and the most reliable experts on the planet, and they've reached the same conclusion...

Jeez I hadn't even thought about that - if we had eagle vision, we could make out an ant on the ground from the top of a 10-story building, and we'd have vastly superior color resolution as well, and we'd be able to see into the UV spectrum too (I didn't know that birds of prey could see UV...

This is a fascinating issue, so I was just reading up on comparisons between the acuity of the human eye and modern digital cameras, and this analysis found that the human eye has an equivalent pixel density of about 576 megapixels, whereas the iPhone 7 takes up to 12 megapixel images, so the...

Here’s a fun recent case that I heard about in a recent interview with Jeff Krause, State Dirtector of MUFON Southern California, which features two photos and a 21-second video clip taken by a 9-year-old girl using her aunt’s iPhone looking out the car window. First she took this photo: And...

That’s excellent – thank you Constance. A slew of witnesses and a 128-page report, and nobody has come forward with a photograph, although multiple witnesses saw people taking photos: maddening. Thank you – I figured that if I knew about this withheld evidence, then it must be fairly common...

Of course they do. We have official documentation of military projects utilizing ground-based phototheodolite and cinetheodolite equipment at defense research facilities like White Sands Missile Proving Ground dating back to the late 1940s: Project Twinkle and Project Sign were among the...

The Key Assessments section of that Pentagon report have my head spinning right now - check this out: Key Assessments * The Anomalous Aerial Vehicle (AAV) was no known aircraft or air vehicle currently in the inventory of the United States or any foreign nation. * The AAV exhibited advanced...

I can't speak to the O'Hare airport incident because I haven't studied it. As far as I know, nobody tried to photograph the object, but I don't know why. Perhaps the witnesses were stunned by what they saw. But I think you missed my point. The military has all that stuff; high-rez film and...

I think you have it exactly backwards: video footage is essentially worthless, compared to a proper written scientific analysis of the event. Because a thorough scientific investigation analyzes all of the data from video to radar, and any other type of data gathered, and cross-references that...

Gotta disagree with you there - your pensive and even-keeled temperament, and that dulcet Scottish accent, have always been excellent assets to the show - your return definitely merits a proper fist dig. Welcome back Goggs!

I think it would be a lot easier to answer the question "In what way wasn't the primary rigged?" Because they primary was rigged in every manner imaginable. First, Clinton and Wasserman Schultz bought up the superdelegates before the primary voting even got started...

Another excellent and entertaining blog post, sasysquatchgirl - I didn't notice that the title was a link at first, so click on it folks! She didn't need show business skills, Gene - she needed a platform that people could get excited about. But instead, she promised more of the status quo -...