The One
10th June 2011, 12:57
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Above: Crop Circle at Milk Hill larger picture http://img450.imageshack.us/img450/6688/20010812milkhill1desktop15fd.jpg.
in Wiltshire above the White Horse, Britain on 17-Aug-2001. There were 409 circles incorporated into the design, which was more than 800 feet (243 meters) across (the average crop-circle is ~200ft wide).
Doug & Dave controversy and Media spin: In 1991, two retired gentlemen came forward: Doug Bower and David Chorley, who are residents of Wilshire, England, where more crop circles appeared than anywhere else in the world. And took credit for creating some 300 crop circles over the previous 20 years.
What is suspicious about the two older men "confession" is that it appeared simultaneously on the front pages of international papers and on CNN the same day. Any published author familiar with the difficulty of getting media attention will know that it takes a very powerful public relations firm to get a story to the front page of the Wall Street Journal and the New York Times, Le Figaro, and many other papers the same day. Where did the two pensioners get the kind of clout that would spin their claim around the planet? The result was instantaneous: The press and, more importantly, most scientists lost all interest in the story for 10 years.I for one dont beleive them
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Above: Crop Circle at Milk Hill larger picture http://img450.imageshack.us/img450/6688/20010812milkhill1desktop15fd.jpg.
in Wiltshire above the White Horse, Britain on 17-Aug-2001. There were 409 circles incorporated into the design, which was more than 800 feet (243 meters) across (the average crop-circle is ~200ft wide).
Doug & Dave controversy and Media spin: In 1991, two retired gentlemen came forward: Doug Bower and David Chorley, who are residents of Wilshire, England, where more crop circles appeared than anywhere else in the world. And took credit for creating some 300 crop circles over the previous 20 years.
What is suspicious about the two older men "confession" is that it appeared simultaneously on the front pages of international papers and on CNN the same day. Any published author familiar with the difficulty of getting media attention will know that it takes a very powerful public relations firm to get a story to the front page of the Wall Street Journal and the New York Times, Le Figaro, and many other papers the same day. Where did the two pensioners get the kind of clout that would spin their claim around the planet? The result was instantaneous: The press and, more importantly, most scientists lost all interest in the story for 10 years.I for one dont beleive them
Ugq6frGlKVQ