FA> Not everyone reports things for fame and fortune, as we have had
FA> so many cries of "wolf" what would be the point, you are not going
FA> to make the headlines or even the evening news. In a media hungry
FA> world, well UFO sightings are way back there behind delicious
FA> scandals and sex. Why skeptics thing everyone who has a story
FA> is out for fame or hoax makes no sense. Actually most people
FA> are too busy trying to make a living and survive than to bother
FA> to create or even think about UFOs. So sometimes when a simple
FA> story comes along, it could be the genuine article......
The word skeptic is a misnomer. Many 'skeptics' are so convinced on
the issue that they become very sloppy with the information, and it makes
them no better than the most fervent U.F.O believers. The systematic
'skeptics' have there own niche and the isolation allows this carelessness to
fly. All I was pointing out to you is that you must still consider their
doubts and a single person report evidently is not too convincing. This is
regardless of whether the event did or did not happen.
... One Buchanan beats a Bush hiding a Quayle any day.
--- FMail 1.22
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