Looks like the National Enquirer has some online competition...

Looks to me like he has assembled a lot of information, some probably
good, some questionable, and leaves it up to the reader to sort it out.

Sort of like 99.9% of the rest of the WWW.

Bruce Jensen

- Sounds like total speculation to me, not a Bit of evidence or a hard
fact in the
morass of hysterical speculation..

check out some of the other stuff this guys written..


http://www.google.com/search?q=+tedt...&start=10&sa=N

- Sounds like total speculation to me, not a Bit of evidence or a hard
fact in the
morass of hysterical speculation..

check out some of the other stuff this guys written..

I am talking about *all* the stuff on his website, not just the Mars
thing. Some of it, I am familar with as being pretty reliable, some of
it not. I won't say at this point what that proportion is. The mere
fact that it shows up on his website does not mean he is pushing it
(although he might be) - ultimately the key is deciding for one's self
what information is worth keeping and what is worth discarding.

Bruce Jensen

bpnjensen wrote:
- Sounds like total speculation to me, not a Bit of evidence or a hard

fact in the
morass of hysterical speculation..

check out some of the other stuff this guys written..

I am talking about *all* the stuff on his website, not just the Mars
thing. Some of it, I am familar with as being pretty reliable, some of
it not. I won't say at this point what that proportion is. The mere
fact that it shows up on his website does not mean he is pushing it
(although he might be) - ultimately the key is deciding for one's self
what information is worth keeping and what is worth discarding.

Bruce Jensen


I have trouble taking anyone who sells 'mind' pills on his site very
seriously.

About thirty years ago,I read a pocket book (with photos) about strange
things on the Moon.Little space ships flying around on the Moon and
tracks on the Moon,tracks sort of like caterpillar tracks on machines
and mineing on the Moon.
cuhulin