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A message from "Golf Sierra' (not his real name, (duh!)) regarding the write up on his "let's blast a known hoaxer page."
Golf Sierra wrote:
> *To the dear webminister:
> *
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> I found my web site listed and commented on your web site, but your
comments have to be corrected as they are factual wrong:
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> *9.5 Welcome to Bielek-debunked.com <http://www.bielek-debunked.com/>
> Submitted by the Odd Emperor *
> This web page is all about the so-called Philadelphia experiment
and some fellow by the name of Al Bielek’s part in it. The Philadelphia
experiment is a bit of urban legend that tells of a US Navy ship taking
part in a strange experiment involving electromagnetic fields (or resonant
electromagnetic fields depending on who is telling the tale.) Allegedly
the ship vanished for a short time only to reappear with it’s crew
horribly altered or ranting about monsters. It’s a really good science
fiction plot, one that emerges from the bowels of wherever urban legends
go when they are not on the front pages of the tabloids.
>
> Al Bielek poped up onto the radar backing the 1980s, claiming to
be a survivor of the Philadelphia experiment (apparently not one of the
sailors who went insane, I think…) This page purports to tell the
truth about Bielek and his so-called experiences, mostly at UFO conventions
it turns out*. *
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> *Inducted March 2, 2004
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> *Bielek-debunked.com doesn't tell all about the Philadelphia Experiment,
and the inroduction never said so. The web site is to show evidence that
Al Bielek and his friends have created a hoax based upon the common known
rumor (or urban legend) of the Philadelphia Experiment. And Bielek didn't
pop up on the radar back in the 1980's but as late as 1989 to be more
precise.
>
> I'm under the impression that you wrote your comments about my web
site without neither reading nor understanding what the information shown
there is about.
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> Very sad, and very unprofessional.
>
> Best regards,
>
> Golf Sierra
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> * *
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Why thank you for the comments Mr. Golf Sierra!
Sadly, you may be mistaken. I don't even imply that your page tells about the so-called Philadelphia experiment, simply that you discuss someone who asserts to be involved with the alleged incident. I can change the wording on that point if you like-- to place more emphasis on your writings about the alleged hoax by Mr. Bielek. Regarding the dates, I can certainly change this to “late 1980s.”
The Odd Emperor finds it amusing that you correctly state, "very unprofessional." How correct you are! I tried to be professional but I can't get people to send enough of their hard earned money for the page! How sad is that?
And thanks for pointing out that the Odd Emperor did not understand what your page is about. I thought it was some kind of hatchet job, a bitter personal attack on one of the many nonsense spewers that blather stuff at UFO conventions. I'm really sorry that I mis-represented your page and failed to point out the stamp-collecting and butterfly categorizing sections. The Odd Emperor will be much more careful next time!
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Here is the new writeup...
Submitted by the Odd Emperor
This web page is all about the so-called Philadelphia experiment and some
fellow by the name of Al Bielek’s part in it. The Philadelphia experiment
is a bit of urban legend that tells of a US Navy ship taking part in a
strange experiment involving electromagnetic fields (or resonant electromagnetic
fields depending on who is telling the tale.) Allegedly the ship vanished
for a short time only to reappear with it’s crew horribly altered
or ranting about monsters. (some say they were horribly altered AND ranting
about monsters.) It’s a really good science fiction plot, one that
emerges from the bowels of wherever urban legends go when they are not
on the front pages of the tabloids.
Al Bielek plopped onto the radar back in the late 1980s claiming to be a survivor of the Philadelphia experiment (apparently not one of the sailors who went insane, I think…) This page purports to tell the truth about Bielek and his so-called experiences, mostly at UFO conventions, seems conventional science turns its collective noses at this Bielek character. The Odd Emperor can't imagine why.
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Hope this is satisfactory!
The Odd Emperor
www.oddempire.org
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