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Star Control 3 - The Orz
I like how the *words* are done here, and really, considering what an Orz looked like in SC2, this is a good puppet. The writing is a bit weak, but on the whole I think they did a good job with the Orz.
Reptilians & Mind Control Part 3
Author Stewart Swerdlow spoke about a Reptilian race which lives underground and first came here over 800,000 years ago. This information was imparted to him, he claimed, during the 13 years he served as an experimental subject in a government-sponsored mind control project in Montauk, NY. Between 200,000 to 300,000 people were experimented on in Montauk, and most of them did not survive, he said. Now, mind control can be employed worldwide via satellites, he noted. Among the details Swerdlow shared about the Reptilians: They originated in the Draco star system, and arrived in our solar system via hollowed-out asteroids. They colonized a Pacific content called Lemuria and later battled with the Atlanteans. Eventually they formed a hybrid race with the Atlanteans. It is from this group that the Illuminati or ruling families descended. There are seven different species in the Draco empire. One type has white segmented skin, cat-like eyes, wings, and a pronounced jaw and teeth. The Illuminati are planning a "staged alien invasion" to trick people into forming a one-world government and they'll use holographic technology to project imaginary battles, Swerdlow warned. Ultimately, they seek to send millions of people out to colonize habitable moons of Jupiter and Saturn, he added. Literary Credits include: Blue Blood-True Blood, The Healers Handbook, The Hyperspace Helper http://www.expansions.com/index.cfm http://www.coasttocoastam.com/shows/2007/06/13.html
Star Control 3 - The Daktaklakpak Translated
I could listen to the Daktaklakpak all day. I don't know why. I love how they talk. For a long time I took notes in this format. Like, assertion one, assertion two, corollary, subcorollary to assertion one, things like that. It worked! I don't know why I like how they talk so much. Recorded with DOSbox 0.65.