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http://www.greatdreams.com/ufos/vatican.htm
The Pope has called for silence on this.
CN. THE VATICAN. SPECIAL REPORT. Skeletal remains resembling 'space aliens' have been excavated from the basement floor of a centuries old vault under the Vatican Library.

Interesting article Jim , thanks for posting it .

Rusty2..................

Hopefully those skulls are not hidden and forgotten but are subjected to further investigations.

Nice find Jim.

Interesting, I believe the Vatican holds a lot of secrets which will probably never see the light of day.

Interesting article

It raises a number of questions.
If indeed the restorations were being made with excavations of the basement floor of a centuries old vault under the Vatican library i would of expected that if there was a deep dark secret laying below there to the Pope/Vaticans knowledge, they wouldnt have used any old excavators to do the job, but certain members who would be aware of what was down there & trained to do this special type of work.

Bit of a worry that they would allow such a mistake to happen even if they were using normal every day excavators, where was at least the security for this special area while this guy was taking photos than walking in/out with the camera???????????
Anything is possible, a mistake is a mistake, humans certainly do make them & possibly they did stuff up & allow this to leak.... its not what i would expect for such a deep secret but hey its possible.

And Im not sure that threats to him to remain silent would be sufficient for the holders of the dark secret if he did indeed hold information that could be a leak to such a deep powerful world secret. Perhaps sadly for the anonymous excavator, he's destiny was later decided with an 'accidental death' or something?? hmmmm

I must say I very much like this article, and it does raise a number of questions, & i do like the idea its chasing thats for certain.

Here's a question I would like to raise, is the Pope a part of any powerful secret societies?

Dion wrote:Interesting, I believe the Vatican holds a lot of secrets which will probably never see the light of day.

Thanks Dion, totally agree and I'm sure they like it that way although it seems this is one they had forgotten. Swamp gas pffft... Dave

The "recent" picture taken by people working at the Vatican is a fake that has done the rounds for years. After a little googling, here is a link to another site debunking it from 2008.

http://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thread412944/pg1

There is also some trouble tracking the "sources", or at least finding anything like this attributable to them. Apart from the chairperson for Space aliens are Real and a Threat, no doubt. For example, it is difficult to find anything about a "St. Johns Cathedral" in London, let alone the person quoted. A few chappells, churches but no Cathedral, might have missed it? Either way, we have an "anonymous" sourced article on a "conjecture" website, using a known faked picture............yep, that's believable.

The disclaimer on the website states the following.........."CN Conjecture News is a parody electronic newspaper. Remember: there's always a bit of truth in conjecture".

http://conjecturenews.com/disclaimer.htm

It is an interesting subject (possibility of alien life having visited our planet), though possibly not so much where articles like this are concerned.

sapere aude wrote:The "recent" picture taken by people working at the Vatican is a fake that has done the rounds for years.

Hmmm, just realised this is quite an old article if the "copyright 2001" on the linked page is anything to go by. Possibly why it the fake photo has been around for years.

ps. Forgot to link the page from where the original story seems to have been taken. No edit function in this forum? Or is it a problem with my browser?

http://conjecturenews.com/aliens.htm

sapere aude wrote:No edit function in this forum? Or is it a problem with my browser?

No problem there, we changed it the other day so Registered users couldn't edit there posts.

Thanks for the links I'll check them out later.

Dion wrote:
No problem there, we changed it the other day so Registered users couldn't edit there posts.

Thanks Dion. I'll try to make sure what I post is a finished article before using the "submit" button in future.