Ridicule is a powerful technique

Les  13rd Apr 2011 09:02:12

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If you think there is no evidence about UFOs, well you just haven't been paying attention like the little kid at the back of the class looking out of the window.

The evidence is there but you wont hear about it on the Evening News. There wont be a discussion about it on TV or radio. Even if there is a TV documentary made about UFOs you can guarantee it'll be made in a so called 'balanced' way that actually gives more weight to the sceptics uninformed view. They don't seem to make new UFO documentaries any more they just show you lots of clips taken from old documentaries. The documentary may start off as if it's actually considering the evidence but by the end it will go to some old clip of an ill-informed sceptic making out that all believers in UFOs must be nuts.

Ridicule is a powerful technique. At school it is generally associated with bullying and seen as a bad thing except of cause when a teacher ridicules a student. Society doesn't accept bullying in school but doesn't notice it in other walks of life.

Some news channels have discovered the power of ridicule. In fact they go as far as bullying interviewees in all kinds of subjects, not just the subject of UFOs. Most people don't even notice this happening. They take the side of the news channel without even thinking about it.

I was watching Prime Minister Question Time the other day on the BBC's Parliament Channel and noticed the same thing happening. The PM used ridicule time and time again to avoid answering the questions asked by the leader of the opposition. Although it's not just the PM, they all seem to do it. If the politicians can't even talk to each other with a bit of respect you shouldn't expect them to be respectful to the general public.

There is a lot of hoaxes out there but if you look carefully you'll find the evidence, lots of evidence. That's what this website is all about, finding the UFO evidence for you.