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Old 01-04-2012, 02:01 PM
 
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A long forgotten newspaper account has revived interest in the legendary sea monsters: giant squids.

These ferocious creatures with giant snake-like arms measured up to 60 feet long and with a huge parrot-like beaks have been known to crush a whale as well as a ship when they are in their grip, according to the Sept. 1, 1918 edition of the Washington Times.


Link to rest: Giant Squids Destroyed German Subs During World War I - UFO News & Analysis - UFO Files Released
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Old 01-04-2012, 02:38 PM
 
Location: Parts Unknown, Northern California
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Do you have any standards of proof that you employ before passing along stuff like this?


Here is the entire evidenciary support for the claim:
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The newspaper reported that according to a U.S. government source
The source is not identified, no documentation is presented...after a time, do you not ask yourself what is the difference between a completely unverifiable source, and no source at all? Or the difference between someone claiming to have a source and someone simply inventing things out of the atmosphere?

This isn't history, this is SciFi wild speculation.

This is like your Hoover thread....nothing actually here.

Please try and be more discriminating before you post.
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