[Macho MAGA Man]

If those aren't depictions of flying saucers and an someone wearing a space suit and helmet, I don't know what is.

[circlecity]

Check out Graham Hancock. I don’t agree with all his conclusions but he is on to something with regard to ancient civilizations.

[Olog-hai]

Sure; they’d just love to make contact with a twisted human society that sacrifices its own species to demonic forces.

[cgbg]

This whole topic gets weirder and weirder the deeper you dig into it.

Part of the wackiness is that a truly advanced civilization should be able to:

—Travel anywhere through space/time virtually instantly
—Use nanotechnology, artificial intelligence etal to create avatars instead of risking themselves when they visit “distant” places

So what they do need spacesuits for?

[BenLurkin]

Obvious hoax is obvious.

[KrisKrinkle]

“Academic science at the beginning of the 21st century proclaimed all artifacts related to such topics as falsifications. And, by the way, about 20 thousand items have already been discovered...”

20 thousand falsified artifacts strains credibility.

[DannyTN]

It’s the fact that the spacesuit man is holding a mini-me that proves he is evil.

[PIF]

Other articles:
Film Prometheus Could Be accurate. Science: You Have Extraterrestrial DNA

The Greys and the Familiar

Tuscumbia Aliens - Claude Edwards Story

William Tompkins: Earth Is a Battleground Between Warring Alien Cultures

Did Hitler Plan To Attack London and New York in UFOs?

NASA Scientist: We Live Inside a Simulation Generated by Alien Computers

[Tell It Right]

Real "paleocontact" happened when God chose to make man in His own image, made Adam from the dust of the ground, then breathed life into his nostrils.

Even more grander "contact" happened when He walked among us as Jesus and died on the cross for our sins, including people who do human sacrifice like the tribes in Mexico did and like Democrat followers do today.

When the final "contact" happens, who will be rejected because He doesn't know you?

[Midwesterner53]

The Russians don’t have to go all the way to Mexic, there are plenty of Russian military artifacts in Ukraine.

[READINABLUESTATE]

Hoax

[Red Badger]

PinGGG!..................

[Magnum44]

[Governor Dinwiddie]

[Quality_Not_Quantity]

I especially liked the 'hidden' text that showed up when you copied & pasted out of the article. If you are reading this, it means that this content has been stolen from anomalien.com – and those who copied the text did not notice this. But our lawyers will do it.

Boy are you gonna be in trouble...

[Jim Noble]

Old news

[Boogieman]

“For the first time objects made of bone were discovered. And this finally exposed the myth of falsification.

According to radiocarbon analysis, the product is about 2600 years old. In fact, this proves that the burials of artifacts were created not today, but in ancient times.”

Well, it proves the object made of bone is made of old bone. It doesn’t prove that any of the stone objects claimed to be discovered in the same layer actually are as ancient, though.

[No name given]

Is E.T telling us he wants to phone home?

[Verginius Rufus]

El Toro is in Orange County, California. How did all those artifacts make their way from El Toro to Mexico?

[shotgun]

[George J. Jetso]

If there is intelligent life out there they have seen some of our TV shows and have quarantined the entire planet to protect their species from our stupidity.