Mermaid discovered by US NAVY

Why is this shit pinned?

Pull the plug Mods....

How the fuck does shit like this get pinned?
Glp is becoming a cesspool of posts

If you compare a human fetus with a dolphin fetus its not too strange to imagine a mix.

a glorified manatee

so as most sane people would, i immediately began to try and debunk this. this is the first thing i ran into lol. While searching "paul robertson" NOAA i ran into [link to believeinmermaids.com] wich has been siezed by the dept of homeland security? really? lol.

anyway, gonna keep looking but thanks OP, looks like a quality show regardless and will watch it during dinner.

Well, I'll be the first to admit I don't know about all this genetics stuff, but what I DO know is that "chimericization" and "complexification" are not real words, so to whoever is doing all the copypasting, you
Ight want to take what youre reading with a grain of salt. A real scientist would be smart enough to know those aren't real words and would not use them in any serious research paper. Long, made up words are typically the domain of the pseudo-intellectual who is trying to impress people with his "vocabulary" rather than the subject they're discussing. Well, that's the way I see it, anyways.

From 3/29
GLP Investigators: Why was this domain with evidence of an intelligent race of beings underwater seized by DHS?
Thread: GLP Investigators: Why was this domain with evidence of an intelligent race of beings underwater seized by DHS?

2 weeks ago
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[link to www.beyond-contact.com]

For all those that are buying into this bullshit.

Think about it for a bit "1997 boy has a cell phone camera with video capability" from the youtube video.

1997 there were cell phones but they were very large and expensive.

So I doubt a boy had one in his pocket.

Just more media bullshit.

Was Tom Hanks there by any chance?

Nothing like creating a BULLSH*T documentary to blur the line between REALITY and THE LAND OF MAKE BELIEVE.




Enjoy sheep....consume the bullsh*t....regurgitate.....confuse others.



Last Edited by Useless Cookie Eater on 03/29/2012 09:08 PM

I remember a few youtube videos on this subject.

u obviously didnt watch it. the beaching and boy with cameraphone incident was in 2004 which was exactly when cameraphones began to get big.

also
[link to en.wikipedia.org]
"The 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake was the first global news event where the majority of the first day news footage was no longer provided by professional news crews, but rather by citizen journalists, using primarily camera phones."

hmmm the website believeinmermaids.com is owned by discovery channel.... smells...... fishy... sorry couldnt help myself.

[link to www.whois.net]

Well contrived but analysis of evidence is lacking. They talk about the results but leave out too much that would be included if they had real evidence.
Example: they talk about taking scans of the skull but we don't see any of the familiar MRI/cat scans like they do with mummies. We are only provided with a 3d CG equivalent.

When dealing with radical discoveries in the past every step of the way is extensively covered with varied professionals speaking their opinion. Not the same two people.

While I like to believe in the possibility of another branch off the aquatic ape family tree ...this doc is pure fantasy.

These "bloop" sounds would have been documented before and programs would have likely been made analyzing them and has anyone ever heard of deep sea fisherman bringing in fish with spears in them?

It is a film. Still better acting than Blair Witch.

[link to www.imdb.com]

snip
"I thought this was a real documentary albeit the feeling that the three scientists involved in the interview were very well spoken (and had a strong eye contact with cameras, something only actors can do), until the moment when another "scientist" a Dr. Rodney Webster appeared on screen. By golly, I recognized him from District 9, in which he also portrayed another scientist. The name of the actor is Jason Cope (on IMDb)."

snip
"But the mermaids? their sightings? the found skulls and x-rays conducted on them? All fake? At the end of the movie, the credits says "Similarities to names are purely coincidental". Which means, none of those scientists actually exist. (Google the names and university and you will find nothing)."

ahh thats too bad. this was a nice break from doom. You would think Animal Planet would have gotten shit for this no? This is my first time hearing about the aquatic apes theory though, cool thought.

Now that I think about im surprised i havent heard of this film in discussions about disinfo and media brainwashing etc. Talk about blatant.

When I got to 43:07.

Dr. Stephen Pearsall
Smithsonian Institution


I though oh nice. Googled.

"stephen pearsall" site:www.si.edu

No go. Good video though I like it.

yeah right

this is a tv movie made for animal planet. look up the the dr.s being interviewed. they are all actors.

but i like the idea of mermaids.

ahhh how is this pinned?

It's not real.

your title should read: Mermaids KILLED by US NAVY

What you are referring to is a re enactment of the TRUE story .

naw hes right, the doctors (the people these "actors" are portraying) dont exist.

Edit: still watching the video anyway =P

Last Edited by _____tard on 03/29/2012 10:14 PM

I prefer truth.

soo cool

Interestin'

Wonder if they taste like chicken.