i.e The Bermuda Triangle) on land in Algeria using industrial Leyden Jars to create a large EMP inorder to destroy, what they believe to be, a alien made grid, of the rare isotope Aluminum 26, found in at least one other other vile vortex at one of the poles, and an istope recorded at other vortex sites. Spencer, who's son was killed in their vehicle by their deranged household dog while in the Algerian Vortex, is accompanied by a strong sexy female scientist, a nerdy redhead sound guy, and a team of scientists while being narrated by fuck boy lvl 9. I went and smoked a cigarette and appartently the team failed, flipped out on eachother enough so that the narrator and camera crew had to leave and when they come back the next morning the whole team has disappeared, nothing has been heard of them since. or did i miss something, Search of Lost Giants is on.I'm sorry about that, my account seems to have been hacked, normal service has been resumed, objective views and Logical Probabilities only. Anyone else who denies this will be getting a visit from Walking Carpet! You may have to wait a while though as he's been abducted by aliens. Historical facts only, look at Ancient Aliens. Even drama programs are based on real life, look at Buck Rodgers, Star Trek and Lost In Space, all realĪnd, it was on the History channel too. It tells the truth 100 percent of the time. Wanna know how I know for sure, it was on the telly, and the telly never lies.
"Now look guys and girls, it really happened, it's real, and your all just in denial. These aren't documentaries.they are bought for peanuts to attract viewers and sell ad space. These shows are cheap to buy and fill spots. They also have ones on haunted houses, UFOs, finding Noah's ark and the Holy Grail, bigfoot, crop circles.the whole mess.
The history channel needs money just like any other channel. Someone's going tell me now it was a fake documentary? A workman was unreeling a wire and crossed a high voltage path or something.Īnyway, never seen anything like that on History before?. The presenter and his crew were fortuitous that they decided to leave when they did.Īpparently, not another attempt but an accident, a cam had been left on and recorded it. The scientist, his colleagues and crew were vaporized. They were about 2 miles away when a COLLOSAL explosion took place. The film crew were tired and wanted to go so in the presenter said ok and they left. Then, a real flare up of tempers and blame and even physical stuff. But, when a team ran their Geiger counters over the area and discovered that the isotope was still present. The second caused a big fair sized explosion and melted all the wires, a success apparently.
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