Alien autopsy footage
tschai said:
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If the original footage was faked then it stands to reason this is also hoaxed, if made at the same time. I have seen the original numerous times and I am STILL not convinced it is a hoax-the anotomical features of their "fake" aliens-if indeed they were fake sure are convincing-they look pretty darn real to have been a low budget hoax.
The footage was viewed by special effects experts from the film industry and they professed it would be virtually impossible to fake the dissections-the organs and tissues were connected just as they would be in a real corpse, the bone structure was too refined to be models-in their opinion these were real bodies and would cost a fortune to make if they were indeed models.
But the key here is "virtually impossible"-but NOT definetely impossible. If these films ARE hoaxed someone went to a lot of time and expense-but then again-the Goverment has unlimited resources when it comes to making up stuff-if this is CointelPro they did a VERY good job of it this time. Most of their stuff is so flimsy and poorly done it fails even cursory scrutiny.
I say it is genuine-the whole lot. If it turns out to be hoaxed then someone wasted a brilliant career in the film industry.
1. Low budget.
Think back to that time period little bit. Looks to me 40, 50ish, maybe before 60's. I am
thinking for what year, PERSONAL movie cameras for amateurs would be available 'back
then'. What YEAR do you think this film was taken? The further back you go, the bigger
and bulkier a "moving picture"
camera becomes? It is a far cry from today's digital/CCD
movie cams capabilities and even today we still get these so-called jerkyness, fuzzy details,
fast panning and zooming of UFO's or aliens or whatever claimed from an amateur.
Since this little "handheld" movie camera seems to be allowed total access, is highly
manuverable, allowed to pan/zoom in, around, and in full awareness of the military
men and the brasses. This makes me believe it is a hoax, a red herring.
Secondly, notice that the faces of military men are for the most part highly obscured
and none of them that I can tell was even looking at the camera/man as to get their
faces into that picture? [Hey, look! I WAS HERE! HI MOM, HI DAD! SMILE!!!] Natural
responses are missing, very unatural, so here is another clue. Do you *think* censors would
release this film, off of military bases, and faces of any military personel associated with this
film, potentially called up as witnesses, to appear before the "house committee" to give their
version of the events that transpired, especially if an ALIEN was found to become factual?
I don't think so.
2. Special effects.
Given the "quality" of this movie (very low budget), you can easily hire a hollywood artist
to slap something together and give something of an plausible picture. This is clearly not a
highly focused, highly colorized, detailed movie picture. The movie is very obscure, black
and white, wispy/dreamy looking, out of focus, and so on.
As for the corpse, it is not highly detailed, IMO. I don't see ANYTHING that conclusively show
anything IN DETAIL. It is VERY VAGUE and HIGHLY SUGGESTIVE. I think the intended purpose
of this movie is to get someone (in those days) to believe in "little green men from Mars", so as
to snare a dupe and to discredit them. This is how they were able to brand "alien truth seekers"
as "crazies.
tschai said:
...They did a VERY good job of it this time...
Not in my opinion due to current awareness of today's capabilities, but CERTAINLY if you live in those
times, in the 50's through the 60's, maybe, and even out into the 70's maybe, but those who are ignorant
even today still believe 'anything they see', and yet today's movie pictures capabilities can run circles
around these 'oldies' because they can EASILY fake pictures that would appear authenic and darn nearly
impossible to disprove, other than by context, intuition, or by direct damning evidence. OSIT.
tschai said:
If it turns out to be hoaxed then someone wasted a brilliant career in the film industry.
Actually, if YOU can pull a HOAX and get the masses to believe it as real and no one
is able to crack it as a HOAX and then you released the evidence later in time revealing
it as a HOAX, then you may be next in line to replace Steven Spielberg, or get a job with
the disinfo department of any country of your choice, OSIT.