DNA tests in on Alien creature found in desert

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Having Greers name attached to it doesn't exactly fill me confidence.

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Greer didn't personally do the DNA tests.

And like most anything else, UFO/Alien research takes money for testing, travel, and equipment.

Why do aliens always land in the desert or a corn field?

Maybe that's where aliens can have peace & privacy from hostile, snoopy Humans. ;)

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It's probably fake but even if it was real a lot of people would never accept it.

When actual evidence is presented and no just claimed as in this video, then you can talk about some never accepting it. Til then this is just someone's word of mouth claim.

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You know damn well that all scientific discoveries are presented in retail documentary films.

Truth is wear you find it.

If the governments were forthright and honest, there would be no need to make 'retail' documentary films.

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Truth is wear you find it.

Truth is what is corroborated by facts and evidence. Not hysterical claims about alien DNA tests.

If the governments were forthright and honest, there would be no need to make 'retail' documentary films.

Govts. are never going to be honest, but that doesn't mean every assertion of a govt. cover up has merit.

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Gay and fake.

Just looking at its neck and chest, the bone structure looks like it's from a plastic mold. Not to mention it's head is way out of proportion to it's body, unless it's from a planet which has zero gravity to support it.

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Truth is wear you find it.

The only truth here is that this story is BS

If the governments were forthright and honest, there would be no need to make 'retail' documentary films.

What does one have to do with the other?

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Despite earlier Sirius promotions suggesting DNA analysis of Ata resulted in the creature being of ?unknown classification?, a Hollywood premiere on Monday revealed Ata was a human male.

http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2013/04/24/sirius-ufo-documentary-space-alien-atacama-humanoid-pictures_n_3144661.html?utm_hp_ref=uk#slide=more291697

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Even if we assume it's not a hoax, I don't see how it makes sense to assume the body belonged to an extraterrestrial alien. I mean, spinal column? Ribs? Braincase? DNA? What are the chances of something that close to a miniaturized human evolving on another planet?

Also hoaxes can have DNA. See Piltdown man.

And Greer is a Free Energy activist, so we already know he's good at fooling himself...

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