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Aliens Don't Exist... Or Are Forcing NASA To Speak Up!

aliennasa.jpg Buzzkill Aldrin! Aliens don't exist... or do they? While the lamestream media is reporting that NASA's arsenic-loving bacteria do exist, they're not space aliens... or new to Earth... and were, in fact, deliberately manipulated in a lab by scientists. The outcome is still interesting though, as Boing Boing notes, the "bacteria can not only eat arsenic, they can use it in their DNA—completely replacing phosphate, which is one of those chemicals we thought was necessary for life to happen."

We all know that in order to find the real truth about what's happening out there, however, one must dig deeper into the Google machine, and find the conspiracy theorist message boards and blogs with black backgrounds, bold white letters, and ALL CAPS when situation demands.

Over at Above Top Secret they declared in anticipation: "Okay... this is it people. We all know disclosure must begin on a small level before TPTB will admit to the presense [sic] of intelligent extraterrestrial life. I wonder if the ETs are pushing their hand a bit to bring about this announcment [sic]." Interesting. Discuss among yourselves... and never forget THE BALLOONS.

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  • bobj

    Interesting

  • you are considered alien if you are not inside the true Church in the bible, but you can be a saint if you are in.
    EPHESIANS 2:19
    So then you are no longer strangers and aliens, but you are fellow citizens with the saints and members of the household of God,

  • fuboy

    There were entire x-files episodes on this type of situation, and how the 'established' scientists couldn't accept this type of life form. Ten years ago this kind of discovery was 100% science fiction. Now it's proven fact.

    While it isn't 'Aliens' in the classic sense of an organism from outer space, it does forces us to re-evaluate life forms, how they function and in what conditions they can thrive. It is alien in the sense that it is nothing like other biological specimens from Earth - that we've seen thus far. My question is: if they consume arsenic, what do they produce as a by-product?

    And I wonder what the religious literalists will have to say about this.

  • so1337

    "lamestream media" Funny?

  • valeriob

    This is actually a BFD. Just sayin'.

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