CIA and KGB were fighting for alien"s dead body

[Champ]

"Do you remember that 10 years ago the old black-and-white film about the postmortem examination of the alien in the USA in 1947 was broadcast all over the world?
Americans did their best to persuade the world that the film was a forgery, but failed. The tape, the camera, the medical examiners" instruments - all this was authentic", says Boris Shurinov, Chairman of UFO Society. He has been collecting the materials on UFOs for many years.

To distract people from their film, Americans made another one - about the postmortem examination of the alien in the Soviet Union.

"The idea of the movie with James Bond as its main character was about "flying saucer"s" crash in the USSR, and all the footage of the incident was allegedly banned from the public by KGB. Then the brave Americans purchased this secret archive from the corrupted Russians to familiarize public with it", says Boris Shurinov.

"According to the movie, the disc fell down near the city of Sverdlovsk in November, 1968. They found it in March, 1969, KGB people arrived, the spot was encircled".

http://english.pravda.ru/science/19/94/378/13022_UFO.html

[RobertSeattle]

1. Oh brother

I always find it funny that these technologically advanced aliens can travel trillions of miles and then just happen to crash when they get to Earth - that's kind of like a guy being a screw-up all his life and then somehow becoming President...

[I thought so.]

3. LOL!

n/t

[Speck Tater]

2. Puleeeeze. That alien autopsy film was soooo phoney.

A forsenic MD had a whole web page disecting (pardon the pun) the whole film and detailing how grossly it deviated from standard medical exam procedures. Another web page examined the "special effects" and pointed out all the obvious flaws in the latex aliens that were being "disected".

I have yet to read anything in Pravda that I trusted. They seem to be as bad,m if not worse, than the supermarket tabloids for making up ridiculous "facts".