ATA, the little man?

**Chucaro** · 26th April 2013, 08:26 AM

Originally Posted by vnx205

In that case, Nolan's findings shoot Greer's claims down in flames.

Greer claimed that the DNA would not be able to be medically classified. Presumably, he meant it was an alien.

I have an open mind and wait and see the end results about it.
If it is human then will be interesting to see how many more humans are there 15 cm long and live with normal body functions to the age of 6 or 8.
By the way it is not only Greer or Nolan,s work in the team are:
Theodore C. Loder, PhD is a Professor Emeritus in the Department of Earth Sciences at the University of New Hampshire
Dr. Lynne Kitei is an internationally acclaimed physician

**Ferret** · 26th April 2013, 12:34 PM

Originally Posted by Chucaro

Well he have not done the research alone, academic personnel from the University helped him and also participated in interviews and findings.
Are you going to say that an alleged fraud was done with the blessing of the University or all have been done undercover?

Has any university tried to spin the story that their research findings point to the existence of aliens or alien technology on earth? It's an artefact of some sort. The universities are doing what universities do with such artefacts (Shroud of Turin and the like) investigate and report in an unbiased manner. So they are not participating in fraud.

Greer is the one running with the story it is probably an alien. The artefact is a vehicle used by Greer to drive publicity for the release of his latest documentary on the cover up of alien interactions with earth, 'Sirus'. You can watch after paying. Standby for future Sirius merchandise you can buy also.

If you don't want to pay to watch Sirius you can watch his previous doco 'Thrive' for free, same material as Sirius minus the little guy.

After you are convinced Greer is on to something you can 'donate' to his various projects he has set up over the years to produce zero point energy devices and advanced space drives, he needs millions. Want to help Greer in other ways? Become a 'Space Ambassador' and after training ($2500) "successfully made contact with ET civilizations all over the world!". How many alien civilisation are there on earth?

So download his 'ET Contact Tool' now from the app store and get out there.

Originally Posted by Chucaro

If it is human then will be interesting to see how many more humans are there 15 cm long and live with normal body functions to the age of 6 or 8.

If you read Lachmans report you will note he mentions a previously known somewhat similar case - "7 inches at birth, 20 inches at 12 years."

**Chucaro** · 26th April 2013, 12:50 PM

Thereare few points that have to be made clear.
1) I never speculated that the body was belong to an allien or mentioned a UFO
2) In the report that i read from Greer he did not mentioned it and said that it appears to be a kind of an strange mutation.
Based on that I was thinking that perhaps it was a case of an extrange mutation of the FGFR3.
I assumed thet the term strange was used because in the case of achondroplasia male generally grow over a meter high and womans under that.
studies shown that when there are two copies of the mutant gen the person do not survive.
In released articles of this particular finding they said that there will be more DNA test and results in the future.
I guess that we have to wait and see before we can have an educated opinion about the subject and the perrsons involved but then again that it is my way of thinking with an open mind.

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