Comments by "marie parker" (@marieparker3822) on "" video.

  1. Can we please have some info on the incident at Chapelcross, the British tritium-making facility, Solway Firth, Scotland? Also the incident at Pentyrch, near Llantrisant, South Wales?
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  2. Polygraphs are not recognised as having any validity - note, not reliability, which is different - by the British Psychological Society. This is why they are not used by the British police. Lack of validity of a procedure or test: it does not do or measure what it purports to do or measure. Reliability: you will get the same result measuring the same thing under the same conditions, using different investigators. It still may have zero validity.
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  3. I never understood the rationale of Ivan Karamazov/Dostoyevsky's wailing conclusion: 'If God does not exist, then everything is permitted'. This seemed like a non-sequitur to me. In any case, why should the existence of Others - millennia or even millions of years ahead of us in technology - preclude religion? I am, perhaps, being too optimistic in assuming that no-one takes the more irrational and obviously wrong assertions and injunctions of Holy Writ literally. Yes, too optimistic . . .🤔
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  4. It is strange that the binary code could be translated into English that we can understand today. It would be difficult for a modern English speaker to understand Anglo-Saxon or even Middle English.
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  5. Too much on Nick Pope's CV. I know he used to be in charge of monitoring UFOs for the British MoD. I tuned in to supplement my knowledge of the Rendlesham Forest event.
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  6. The Will of the American Congress was certainly enforced very effectively in preventing virus gain-of-function research being funded by the American National Institutes of Health in - oh, let us just say randomly, Wuhan. Was it not?
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