Saturday, May 14. 2005

UFO festival update

It astonishes me how speakers can take such interesting and thought provoking subjects such as alien implant removal, non-terrestrial isotopes found in human implants, mysterious deaths due to contact with extra-terrestrials and passive radar tracking of unknown airborne objects and make them so mind-numbingly boring.

I’ll try to do a good summary writeup on sunday with all the photos I took during the implant experts lecture.

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