Burnt State
Paranormal Adept
Pretty much - it's his version of stand up Ufological comedy.
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May 10, 2015 — Red Pill Junkie with Richard Dolan
- Thread starter Gene Steinberg
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red_pill_junkie
Paranormal Adept
Maussan has just tweeted to me, saying he will never make a public apology for having presented what he still believes was real. "I'm sorry for Don, he lacked courage."
And you know what, I truly believe he is being sincere. I don't think this is a cop-out because he was caught red-handed.
It's something that worries me, I must confess. The corrosive nature of this field. You stay in it too long, you start to lose perspective. I fear it could happen to me --hell, maybe it already has, and I would be the last to notice!
And you know what, I truly believe he is being sincere. I don't think this is a cop-out because he was caught red-handed.
It's something that worries me, I must confess. The corrosive nature of this field. You stay in it too long, you start to lose perspective. I fear it could happen to me --hell, maybe it already has, and I would be the last to notice!
Burnt State
Paranormal Adept
Don't worry, so long as your memory lives here some poor bugger will always be around to kick you in the ass or somewhere more sensitive as soon as you start showing signs of a blossoming ego or going right off the rails.
The 5th Element
The 5th Element
So you're essentially saying that he really is delusional.
DaveM
Paranormal Adept
This isn't surprising at all. Over the years Maussan has accepted numerous ufo hoaxes as being real. He can't bring himself to ever be wrong now.
Wade
FeralNormal master
Somebody should send that man a plane ticket to Cortez Colorado
Wade
FeralNormal master
And note to @red_pill_junkie as far as losing perspective, I doubt it but if you start to slide we here will keep you honest.
red_pill_junkie
Paranormal Adept
Well, that's one way to put it. The other is that what I feel is a genuine enthusiasm in the subject --no doubt fueled by a sense of protagonism-- clouds his critical thinking.
It can happen to the most intelligent person, of course. Remember Paul Bennewitz?
Batmmannn
Skilled Investigator
Clouds what critical thinking? What is with you guys? If he admits anything he's in further deep shit legally and a quarter of a million dollars can cloud anyone's thinking. Why are you giving any of these con men any credit? They just robbed the Bank and you are talking like they are college professors that got a calculation wrong on a Black Board... ! "genuine enthusiasm in the subject of conning 7,000 people out of their money" is what he's got and has exhibited.
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Stagger Lee
Paranormal Adept
Batmmann- If a person went and spent their mortgage payment or kid's college tuition on this event, I can't say I feel much sorry for that person. If I had a lot of money to be pissin away I may have made the trek just because I could afford to "be taken" -Who honestly thought some major reveal was going to take place? Maussan name alone, attached to the event, and a google search should have been enough for even a fool not to part with his money.
Batmmannn
Skilled Investigator
So by the same token, If you bought a Lexus on the Internet and you didn't do your research, you sent the guy the money and also paid to have it delivered and then when it arrived it turned out to be a 1970 rusted out Pinto with no engine you would just shrug your shoulders and take the beating? You are wrong. These people were sold something they weren't delivered. It doesn't mater it it was a Lexus, a camel or proof of aliens under the law. Your attitude will not save these Clowns in litigation. The consumers were promised and paid for something real and were hoodwinked, conned, and defrauded. As far as I am concerned and as far as the Law will be concerned if the Feds get involved, these guys are Criminals and would be convicted civilly and criminally. It's no different than any other Con, Scam, scheme illegal under the law, claiming a victim is stupid does not negate the crime nor the prosecution of it.
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Chuckleberryfinn
Paranormal Maven
You can't prove in court that it was fraud. Any two-bit attorney could easily argue that his clients were just too stupid to see the truth and that they're all incompetent investigators. It'd be much easier to prove that than criminal intent to defraud and deceive.
Plus, the event happened in Mexico and thus would be subject to Mexican law, would it not?
Plus, the event happened in Mexico and thus would be subject to Mexican law, would it not?