Comments by "Dennis" (@Dennis-nc3vw) on "Skinwalker Ranch: Judgment Day (Pt 5) Camping Alone, Jay Stratton, UAPTF, UFOs | The Basement Office" video.

  1. Unbiased? This guy is one the most biased reporters I've ever seen. This show presents 2 or 3 anomalies every episode. Last episode this guy took two: 1) He possibly debunked as a spider, although during this episode Travis Taylor says the orb of light went behind a tree that was about thirty feet away so they could deduce it was the size of a volleyball 2) Presents the second disingenuously. The temperature did not change "a bit" when the Rabbi chanted. It dropped 20 flipping degrees.
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  2. The government appointed Travis Taylor head of the UAP Task Force due to his work on Skinwalker Ranch. The government takes this very seriously.
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  3. I was thinking just that. Brandon must feel like he was stabbed in the back by a close friend after this. Greenstreet's arrogance is insane.
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  4. FINALLY! Can't wait to see this.
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  5. If Skinwalker Ranch is a hoax for entertainment, it's the greatest entertainment conspiracy in human history. How many times have they brought in outsiders who see their equipment fail in unprecedented ways? Season 3 Episode 4 is a prime example of this.
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  6.  @rauldelgado7690  I don't blame him. Steven seems disingenuous. I wouldn't want my interview cut up and taken out of context.
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  7.  @DiodeMom  You want evidence? Watch the show. Every episode they record 2 or 3 anomalies. Case in point, in the latest episode they brought in Sky Elements to fly their drones over certain paranormal hotspots on the ranch. They saw the drones malfunction in several ways they had never before witnesses, and then a UFO appeared in the sky and disappeared into the clouds. Stuff like that happens every single episode.
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  8. 28:44 - 28:54 Yes, nothing suspicious about how this audio was edited at all.
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  9. Travis Taylor is was appointed chief of the US government's UAP task force [for his work on Skinwalker Ranch] and there have been multiple cases of military aircraft being sighted over the ranch. "If there was a portal or any other type of energy that was emmitting from the place", that's gobbledygook word salad.
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  10. Fugal and the crew must feel like they've been stabbed in the back by a friend after this.
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  11. What's worse is weird stuff DID happen that night: namely the knocking and the lightening detector going off. Over the course of a month that wouldn't mean much, but both those things happening one day? What did he need to happen? An alien space craft to land 20 feet infront of him and greys to pop out? To be honest I'm surprised ANYTHING odd happened when he camped out there, because the impression I got is that they can go months on end without paranormal happenings if they don't "poke the hornet's nest" as Taylor would say. As Dragon said, "The ranch doesn't tap dance on command."
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  12. If this is a grift he's just scratching the surface. There are about 2 or 3 anomalies documented every episode.
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  13. Just watch the show. They document 2 or 3 strange anomalies every episode. They mentioned about 10 in the Season 4 Premiere.
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  14. People aren't getting hurt on the Ranch because of a "deadly contagion." The Hitchhiker Effect is what happens to people who spend months or years at the ranch, that's completely unrelated to the random health episodes people experience on the ranch.
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  15. Exactly. Dragon, for instance, was at the ranch for months before witnessing anything strange.
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  16. Keeping my temper watching this is so difficult because the reporter sounds so simultaneously smug and disingenuous. "Deadly pathogen" is your term for the Hitchhiker Effect, buddy, not theirs. No one is saying micro-organisms that jump from one person to another are causing this. It could only be classified as a "disease" in an extremely abstract sense. Some people would say "greed" or "selfishness" are diseases, do you call the CDC about those? It's not even clear the Hitchhiker Effect is contagious in anyway. It comes from prolonged time in the ranch, but its not clear it can jump from person to person, and it definitely does not do so easily. If it's "contagious" in anyway, it only effects people who spend a lot of time with those who are "infected". You're not going to catch it from sharing a glass with Travis Taylor for Pete's sake.
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  17. You don't know jack. The show documents probably about 2 or 3 strange occurences per episode. This guy has barely scratched the surface if he wants to debunk Skinwalker Ranch.
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  18.  @DiodeMom  I can't find the original audio, but think of all the things that could be between those two bits of audio. Even if Taylor had seen Greenstreet was part of a shadow group, which the audio clearly does not demonstrate, it's a huge leap to say that makes him an MIB. Look up Russia's web brigades and China's 50 Cent Army. But Greenstreet is trying to make this idea sound as tin-foil hat as possible.
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  19. Seriously disingenuous is more like it. This show showcases 2 or 3 anomalies per episode. Greenstreet may have debunked one as a spider web and disingenuously presented another.
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  20.  @thedinobeaver  So it doesn't matter what they show, because you'll just dismiss it as CGI? What about the outsiders they bring on? Are they all being paid off to play along with it?
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  21. Exactly, I can't believe how much he thinks that's a "gotcha" moment. The CDC deals with diseases. Not everything that effects human health. Do you call the CDC about terrorism? About natural disasters? The Hitchhiker Effect is only a disease in an extremely metaphorical sense, not what the CDC is used to dealing with.
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  22.  @rauldelgado7690  As if you've bothered to watch a single episode of the show.
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  23. Only if you've never watched the show. Watch Season 3 Episode 4 if nothing else.
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  24. Yes, and the Hitchhiker Effect only applies to people who spend months or years on the ranch.
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  25. Except for this report, right?
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  26.  @thedinobeaver  Just watch any random episode. They record 2 or 3 anomalies per episode. For example, during this latest one they bring Sky Elements to fly an army of drones over two paranormal hotspots above the ranch. They see the drones malfunction in ways the company has never witnessed before, a UFO appears in the sky and then disappears into the clouds, and then when they fetch the GPS data they find its been totally spoofed.
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  27. The Hitchhiker Effect has only been demonstrated to apply to people who spend months or years on the ranch, it's not like the flu FFS. Saying no one would visit the ranch if the Hitchhiker Effect were real is like saying radiation sickness must not be real because people are flippant about getting x-rays.
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  28.  @joshuaservellonhorton  There are about 2 or 3 anomalies documented in every episode of the show. One of them he may have debunked as a spider web. However, during the show Travis Taylor judges that orb as about 30 feet away because it goes behind one of the trees. I don't actually see this part of the footage on the show, so I'm not sure who to believe on this one. The other, the temperature change, is talked about very disingenuously. The temperature did not change "a bit" when the Rabbi did his chant. It dropped about 20 degrees. But even if those were the only two anomalies witnessed on the ranch, that still leaves about 95% of the strange occurrences unaccounted for.
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  29. Not even close. All this shows is that the investigation might be somewhat corrupted by drives for money and fame. The show documents about 2 or 3 unexplained phenomenon every episode. This guy possibly debunked one and disingenuously presented another.
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