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That UFO footage is insane! Thanks for that...

Now that is clever, cost effective marketing.

Interesting... though I thought you were based in Spain? Or am I getting you mixed up with someone else?

Oh yes, I have to... Glad you're on board, Scott.

Working for a social networking company...

prob best I email you if you've got a spare 5-6 hours...

Sadly, young Pete, not everything is smooth running in life. How is your leg? PS: Back from Spain now, jacked WW in...

Why the feck do they always reiterate that they are a 'true footballing city' ? lmao...

SHAMELESS PLUG... Hope you don't mind Dear all After a 2 year hiatus, I have almost finished rebuilding 'FC Santos' - a football team I used to enthusiastically play for before injury/motivation/relocation arised. The home/away kits, training equipment, potential sponsors and players have been sourced, as has all the paperwork. It's fair to say we're almost there. However, whilst we have sought to 'professionalise' the club as much as possible, there are still a few loose ends that need to be tied up before the end of the season. Most important of which is the position of first team manager (or football management consultant, whichever title you prefer!) So, before I go regional with my advertisement I would like to offer the position to anyone who might be interested in taking up the role for next season. Traditionally this is a thankless position that requires a lot of time, effort and management. However, we've devised a unique set up which allows the manager to just go ahead and 'manage' and 'coach' the team whilst all administration duties are shared between the chairman, secretary and treasurer. From an organisational perspective, it's pretty easy going - we've just got to find the right person to take us forward on the pitch. The team (pending readmittance) will be playing in the Meon Valley Football League for 2010-11 season and will be based in Hamble. Most games are Sunday afternoon kick offs (2pm) so if you like your 'Super Sunday' games on Sky it'll probably be a turn off for you. FC Santos currently have 16-18 exisiting squad members though with a couple of additions to it we could really achieve something next season. They're all good lads and the overwhelming consensus is that they wish for the club to source a manager who comes from outside our 'clique' or 'circle of friends' so that is what I am doing right now... putting it out there! There are very few pre-requisites for the position... Previous coaching/management experience is preferential but not essential. The basic requisites are pretty simple, really. If you feel you could commit one Thursday evening and a Sunday towards the football club and truly relish the challenge of managing your own team. Serious applications only please.... I know what you lot are like. There are a few more details to follow but these are the basics for now. For more information or to register an interest, please email: club@fc-santos.co.uk *** We are also recruiting players for next season, though the manager will obviously determine where he feels the team needs strengthening. We intend to have trials during pre-season (July/August) so if you'd like to be kept informed as to when these take place, please also email: club@fc-santos.co.uk

I'm sure Christer Warren had a pop somewhere local, non-league, Dorset way too...

Brilliant summary... +1

David Hughes, temporarily at Eastleigh. Shame he got injured as he promised to be an awesome midfielder. Ummm.... Dennis Wise?

Absolute class as always, rallyboy

Didn't know his daughter was Jemma Keys :=o

people finally waking up to Theo's true 'ability' He's a sprinter, not a footballer. If he is going to play football, it should be through the middle...

That's quite incredible - a paper with a dedicated section! Interesting to see there is actually quite a few happenings recently.. Just watched the video of a UFO over the Kremlin... I don't ever remember this making mainstream world news? Why?

Spot on.. as in we, as humans, can only see 000.5% of what is regarded as luminous (?) light, or something that like that - I believe. Where is exactly is the missing 99%+? Where do aliens come from? Another dimension on this earth, possibly?

Wow, you've summarised pretty darn well what I've been reading about! At the risk of getting completely out of my depth before I truly understand the the theories about ancient civilizations/advanced beings etc, I will continue... Having read what I consider a huge amount of evidence (!), for me it is hard to believe everything I was taught to be true regarding religion, ancient culture and human history. In school, I was taught nothing of Mayan or any ancient civilizations - though we touched briefly on Egypt for a few lessons. Much of what is being taught about our past could be conjecture - so why are not educated about ancient civilization and the possibilities we have evolved (were created) from beings far more advanced than ourselves? Is this because it would impact on the teaching of religious values and religion itself? For me, believing that we are created from the splicing of chimp/alien dna is just as credible as believing in that God (whomever or whatever he/she is?) just dreamt us up for kicks or a series of maginificent and unexplainable evolutionary changes happened after a humungous bang. So why are these subjects seemingly kept out of the mainstream? Coincidence? Is there a hidden agenda? Or is it simply a lack of real evidence or relevance? Everything that I have researched personally was out of self-interest. I had to look for answers myself. I have made no conclusions as to why this is not taught or at least entertained in the mainstream more (though I concede that it is, tentatively) though these theories or ideas are more widely accessible thanks to the internet and the multitude of diverse channels that are now available to us. I totally subscribe to what you said about this way of thinking becoming a more accepted theory, especially by credible scientists in many varying fields. Many are now discovering a new way of thinking, ‘enlightenment’, if you will and what was once seemingly considered as pure ‘alien-spacebats’ is now fast becoming conceivable. One of the most interesting pieces I had stumbled upon was the work of Dr Emoto, a Japanese author. His research and his subsequent findings typified a belief of inter-connectedness. (see his water crystal videos for a good example). Likewise Greg Braden, who recalled a quite astounding experiment involving human DNA. A human would be in a place hundreds of miles away from a sample of his/her own DNA. During the experiment, the ‘subject’ would be shown a number of positive and negative images. The subject would react emotionally to the image visibly. Whilst the subject was reacting, as was his/her DNA. A positive image would see the DNA create a formation, a pattern. A negative image would see the DNA contract at the exact same time the human would recoil at the image before them. All this whilst the human and his/her DNA are separated by hundreds of miles - and with absolutely no time delay! Is this the kind of ‘new’ knowledge that we are now waking up to? There is every possibility that the ancients knew of this knowledge, likewise many of the other now increasingly popular ways of thinking, as well as the relevance of astronomy (of which I could probably go into at some other point, once I have a clear and structured theory on this!)

So true. It was an archaic way of 'keeping order' in ancient civilizations. Some could say it still is.

Well I have to say that over the past year or so (and after spending plenty of my own time quashing boredom with fanatical 'research') this is definitely something I am entertaining as a personal belief/theory... That said, I still do not possess a clear path of beliefs in my mind with which I can say for certain I believe. After watching many seminars on varying subjects, much spare time reading and speaking with other 'like-minded' loons () I can definitely say I'm forming a solid (and similar) opinion of my own. One thing is for sure though... The more I personally started to immerse myself into this theory, the more and more it seemed as if everything 'connects'. However I cannot say that I am entirely, 100% convinced yet - It's a strange conundrum. I'd watch a seminar, understand everything and then struggle to relay what I've just been 'taught'. Maybe it's just getting my mind around a new way of thinking as to what I've been conditioned to think in education/popular culture?

Just out of interest... ...and this is completely off-the-scale... I would love to know military protocol for the UK (if not, the world) should we be attacked by aliens (worst case) or contacted (best case scenario). Would any conspiracy theorists/military buffs care to hypothesis such an event? There has got to be something in place for such an occurence...

Like us studying our own wildlife, I suppose? Or whatever else we consider 'primative' on our planet? That's the only reason I can think of. Yet what do people make of 'abductees' stories? Granted, there is likely to be many people just attention-seeking... but what of the stories from abductees who most researchers consider watertight? And why abductee stories so similar?

It's always interesting when someone comes forward to relay first-hand experience or a family encounter - certainly gives the debate a fresher and more credible angle :-) It's a shame that whenever they have to though, for some reason, maybe to seek more credibility, they have to refer to witnesses/experiencers as 'sane' though ;-) Interesting point on the 'ancients' - many theories abound about this, does anyone else have any opinions on this? The Sumerians, how their 'bible' all entwine with all the religious faiths that exist today etc? Is it at all possible that they were 'aliens' or at least 'advanced beings' living amongst us? Did they help build the pyramids? Stonehenge etc?

After recently watching the excellent series Taken again and the recently-panned The Fourth Kind (which I enjoyed), I just wondered what peoples thoughts were on aliens, ufo's and abductions? Do you believe them? Have you ever seen a UFO? And if you believe, what do you think they want? 11 million abduction reports and UFO sightings since Roswell alone - could their really be that much conjecture or is there really something out there that we don't understand? I'd be very interested to hear some peoples thoughts! Of course, 'believers' may be open to ridicule, so I will begin by saying 'I believe'

BNP, followed by UKIP and Tories. Interesting 'quiz' :-o