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Attorney claims to have traveled in time!

FMAB_GTO · 2012-10-02 08:29:02

Andrew Basiago is attempting to expose a government coverup involving time travel experiments. Basiago claims that he was selected as a 7-year-old in 1969 along with a number of other people to take part in 'Project Pegasus', a secret Cold-War project in which participants were said to have been 'jumped' through time to a number of destinations. 'I have the whole story, I have hundreds of facts,' he says. 'I can tell you what personnel were at what locations where and which travel device was being used.' Basiago claims that he visited the Ford Theatre on the day President Lincoln was shot, met President Obama when he was still a child and physically attended the Gettysburg Address. 'A tunnel was opening up in time-space just like a soap bubble being blown by a child,' he says. 'And when that bubble closed, we were repositioned elsewhere in time-space on the face of the Earth.' Basiago's claims have been understandably met with a huge degree of skepticism. linky

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tenaka2

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#51 tenaka2

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[QUOTE="Kevlar101"][QUOTE="wis3boi"]
:lol: Yeah, no.....not a chance.
Time travel is entirely possible in physics, but you could only go forwards, not back. This guy wants attention.
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I have seen many science shows and read many books on the subject, and I know that you have that backwards. You can only go backwards, and going forwards is near-impossible.

:lol: please, get more informed. Traveling at lightspeed would warp you forward.

In the posters defence I think superman did it that way :D

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#52 JLCrogue

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If time travel were possible then I think (and hope) that they can't change the past and when they try to they can only create some alternate universe where the change affects their future. Now, I'm somewhat skeptical, but with all of the other government conspiracies and cover-ups out there it wouldn't surprise me if it were true. Either this attorney is telling the truth or the government experimented on him with hallucinogenic drugs, like the MK-Ultra experiments the CIA did. I doubt he would make this all up, especially when his reputation as an attorney is at stake.

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