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I know that he is a bit controversial, but, while listening last night to him on Coast to Coast AM, some of what he was saying about time shifting sort of rang true.

He did have a 'Stargate' type of machine that was built from the notebooks of Tesla and on and on....

Oh, he is a practicing lawyer, that knocks him down even more.

Direct me to a thread if there is one already.

I do like the guys at Red Ice.
here's a link to his Red Ice Creations Radio program:

http://2012changesarenow.blogspot.com/2009/09/andrew-d-basiago-project-pegasus-time.html

thanks
A.Shamus

I met him once.
In the future.
On Mars.

He will seem like a nice enough guy.

battleshipkropotkin wrote:I met him once.
In the future.
On Mars.

He will seem like a nice enough guy.

* 1000

I listened to the show as well. Definitely interesting but also pretty wildly speculative. Looking forward to see what RI'ers dig up on him...

hrm... well, Marvel must have been keyword cloaking it from the get-go I guess...



sorry, but I'm in a highly skeptical mode regarding wild "insider" claims like this at the moment. I mostly consider it to be folks tales, which is a nice honorable tradition. I just wonder if 100 years ago people were talking about that guy John Henry who beat the steam engine, or reporting Big Blue Ox sightings.

Well, considering that the CIA runs Hollywood, and Marvel has taken over Hollywood, it's just logical to assume that Marvel has taken over the CIA.

I heard that show. His story is mostly bits of conspiracy and paranormal folklore stitched together with some added modern flourishes. He brought up the old story of some Vatican scientists recording Jesus' crucifixion (he claimed to have seen a video of it) and described Jesus as looking European, saying the actor in The Passion of the Christ was very close in appearance. Later he said Jesus looked Mediterranean/Middle Eastern. Nikola Tesla was of course involved in some way, I don't know if he specified his contribution. And the grays fit in somewhere. Anywhere that fits, I guess.

He didn't mention any Marvel comic books but did mention an episode of Stargate titled "The Pegasus Project" that involved time travel. And he said some of the time travel equipment they used in the real life Project Pegasus were called stargates. According to him that episode was disinformation and not where he got the idea for this story, time scout's honor.

But the show was entertaining.

Ahh, Father Ernetti's Chronovisor. entertaining indeed

Take one look at his paper, in which little rocks are Martian plesiosaurs or platypuses, and you'll realize his word salad is about as reality-based as Sarah Palin's rhetoric.

http://www.exopolitics.com/