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Conspricry AHOY!
Oct. 7th, 2004 08:54 pmCould the MIR REALLY just have been a coverup for the MST3K experiment? Consider the following:
-While hundreds of people have claimed to been on the MIR, they all where goveremnt employees of thier respective nations. The SAME GOVEMENTS that lied over and over again about their involvement in govement activites.
-If there was an actual SOL, it would have been either picked up by NORAD or other govemnent groups, since they montor everything from the Earth's lower atmosphere to the moon that is larger than a baseball. What more brilliant way to hide somthing is to hide it in plain sight!
-The last SOL experiment was aired on August 8, 1999. But since each transmission comes from the not too distant future, it is ENTIERILY possoble that that transmission date came after August 20, 1999.
-When a for profit group attempted to purchase the MIR, they were turned down even though the owners of the station could have sorely used the money. But how could they have sold something that had already crashed?
-The last occupants of the MIR where two Russian cosmonauts and a French astronaut. Or should I say several robots and a American?!
-While hundreds of people have claimed to been on the MIR, they all where goveremnt employees of thier respective nations. The SAME GOVEMENTS that lied over and over again about their involvement in govement activites.
-If there was an actual SOL, it would have been either picked up by NORAD or other govemnent groups, since they montor everything from the Earth's lower atmosphere to the moon that is larger than a baseball. What more brilliant way to hide somthing is to hide it in plain sight!
-The last SOL experiment was aired on August 8, 1999. But since each transmission comes from the not too distant future, it is ENTIERILY possoble that that transmission date came after August 20, 1999.
-When a for profit group attempted to purchase the MIR, they were turned down even though the owners of the station could have sorely used the money. But how could they have sold something that had already crashed?
-The last occupants of the MIR where two Russian cosmonauts and a French astronaut. Or should I say several robots and a American?!
