The Boyd Bushman video that cannot get past a certain view count on YouTube

[WhiteLove]

At this point it is pretty clear that the last interview film with Boyd Bushman where he spilled the beans on the UFO subject, must have some significance to it, because for whatever reason whatever video that gets near a certain view count is taken down.

Someone does not want this video to spread like crazy. It would spread like crazy if YouTube would not touch it, but YouTube touches it and hence its meaning and impact is made fake.

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This is the YouTube clip to pay attention to...:happy dog:

[seehas]

nothing new, after 911 many critical videos got frozen by youtube.

since the years ive noticed that non wanted content just gets frozen, another form of censorship.

they take care alot about their top lists, top listed vides get listed even on youtubes startingpage ... usualy u find there alot of funny stuff, but things that question reality are rare there ;)

[ExomatrixTV]

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[Justplain]

David Sereda likes to interview Dr. Bushman in his work. There was an attempt to debunk this vid with regards to his pics of the et, which they claim was a plastic doll. The pictures are interesting but from my understanding the boys at area 51 mastered anti-gravity fifty+ years ago, the tr-3b being a recent example, so their claiming that they are 'investigating how this works' is misleading.

My impression when this first came out was that an honest man, Dr. Bushman, had been set up to spread some disinfo. First the disinfo misleads as to how far advanced the black ops are. Secondly, because the et pics resemble a children's toy sold in stores, all of Bushman's disclosures can be ridiculed. Unfortunately, he died not long after this vid was taken so he cant help to clarify any anomalies.

Bushman's other disclosures, which include schematics of saucer craft and the practical use of magnets to demonstrate antigravity, should not be regarded in the same light as this one. He had first hand evidence for those. In this case he's given some easily faked photos and a debunkable story, neither of which he could readily verify.

[Bill Ryan]

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There are problems with Bushman's video, as the 'ET photos' he showed were just those of a doll (http://projectavalon.net/forum4/showthread.php?76237-Boyd-Bushman-His-Last-Interview-A-Documentary-on-Area-51-and-UFOs-over-Tucson-Arizona&p=1043118&viewfull=1#post1043118). (Likely, he was given the photos, was fooled, and did not know that.)

This is all discussed here:


Boyd Bushman - His Last Interview | A Documentary on Area 51 and UFOs over Tucson, Arizona (http://projectavalon.net/forum4/showthread.php?76237-Boyd-Bushman-His-Last-Interview-A-Documentary-on-Area-51-and-UFOs-over-Tucson-Arizona)

[Slant84]

I believe Mr. Bushman believes everything he is saying and credible in that regard. As everyone knows, good disinformation must contain a lot of truths so that it is believable. I really can't make heads or tails about what is true and what may be possible disinformation. Certainly, the experiments he conducted himself should be at least considered seriously as fact. However, many things he said are in contradiction to what I've come to believe over the years, piecing together bits of information from sources I consider credible. For instance, surely if a pilot asked for permission to fire on a UFO and afterward they find one downed, it wouldn't be hard to figure out what happened. Therefore, why no debriefing? And also, he maintains the visitors to be close to 5 feet tall with 5 fingers and toes where it's been almost unanimously stated by insiders the visitors are considerably shorter and have 4 fingers. There were other inconsistencies, but I would assume everyone gets the message I'm putting out here. Once again, some things he said ring as truths, but too many inconsistencies to make a concrete conclusion to his claims.

[WhiteLove]

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There are problems with Bushman's video, as the 'ET photos' he showed were just those of a doll (http://projectavalon.net/forum4/showthread.php?76237-Boyd-Bushman-His-Last-Interview-A-Documentary-on-Area-51-and-UFOs-over-Tucson-Arizona&p=1043118&viewfull=1#post1043118). (Likely, he was given the photos, was fooled, and did not know that.)

This is all discussed here:


Boyd Bushman - His Last Interview | A Documentary on Area 51 and UFOs over Tucson, Arizona (http://projectavalon.net/forum4/showthread.php?76237-Boyd-Bushman-His-Last-Interview-A-Documentary-on-Area-51-and-UFOs-over-Tucson-Arizona)


Might be the case, but I am thinking also that scientists at this level have depended so long on precision in what they know and don't know by being precise with and critical about authenticating data, hence I am thinking it is possible this is no exception. So one question is how sloppy are they really... But it is a possibility...