Project Ibis and super soldiers

[Little lunch]

The James Casbolt from my timeline was the real deal.
I suspect that the James Casbolt from here has accidently intercepted thought patterns and memories of his other selves.
I myself came from a tribe of giants. Unfortunately I was born a proportionate dwarf.
Cast out as a freak I was dropped into the slip stream.
Luckily I was able to hide amongst you humans on this side.
I know all about project Ibis. Super soldiers.
Or project Heron. Super office workers.
Or project Egret. Super day care workers.
But I've already said too much.

[Cyberman]

Project Great Tit: Super lingerie models.

[Mister Agenda]

Two and a half hours of conspiracy woo? No thanks, scoobs. You can keep all the crazy for yourself.

So you would watch a 2 hour movie of pure fiction but wouldn't watch a 2 hour interview of a life experience of something stranger then fiction whether it's true or not? I don't understand people that prefer to not know things the government doesn't want them to know. It's almost like Stockholm syndrome. Then again I'm not a huge fan of sports focusing on tribalism and grown men playing kids games with balls and obsessing over it. Not saying you do either, but there are so many interesting things on this planet, but most people are content to accept reality through the filter, and never want to get off the controlled plantation. Ignorance is bliss, and I understand just wanting to live your life, but this is why the general public is viewed as expendable by the ultra rich and powerful. They feel the masses are too stupid to be allowed to be in control so they take it upon themselves to rule and keep the knowledge secret because knowledge is power. The time has come to take back the control and power, and the only way to do that is aquire the knowledge that's being hidden.

If the pure fiction is entertaining enough, yes, that's what pure fiction is for. Why would I watch a lie (fiction masquerading as truth) if it's not at least as entertaining? I'll watch a documentary on something I'm interested in, but I'm not obliged to watch every documentary that comes along, no matter how boring or implausible. And I don't go around the internets whinging about people not wanting to watch the same vids I like.

The rest of your whine presumes the guy is telling the truth, the most unlikely of scenarios. Knowledge is based on facts, not hearsay.

[scoobysnack]

Like the giants thread, I didn't post this because I'm forcing anyone to believe it, or that even I believe it. Just thought it was interesting enough to share. I'm not interested personally in the government approved version of events, because everyone knows them and it's not exciting usually. It's clear to me some on this board think the government can't keep secrets which is humorous as hell, but explains a lot as to why they wouldn't watch things that are not officially released. To each their own.

I really know nothing about the guy I posted other then watching the videos, and reading a few articles. Not going to spend too much of my time looking into his life because we all have better things to do.

[Cyberman]

"Government approved version of events"...

Scooby, the guy is a pathological liar and a nutter. Does that not have any meaning to you? Does everything have to be a government conspiracy?