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sloper · 12-12-2009, 07:15 PM

There is something about Steven Greer as a human being that has never added up to me. There is an incongruence there, as though he is not hooked up to his core, pretending to be something he is not.

However, unless he has said he is now gay, or unless we have a picture of his head attached in a picture with another man, I don't buy the Manhunter ad. I really don't buy the little essay he wrote about what he likes and what he doesn't sexually. For one reason, he doesn't strike me as that sophisticated. For another, he has said his family was one of the founders of the country. Do you really think he would put himself in that position in an ad? To me, this is a blatant set up and another distraction from the issues we care about.

What next? Will we be seeing Bill in a bustier and whip, Kerry in a dog collar? Deagle in a tutu?

12-12-2009, 07:15 PM	#233
sloper Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 12	Re: Bill Ryan's thread There is something about Steven Greer as a human being that has never added up to me. There is an incongruence there, as though he is not hooked up to his core, pretending to be something he is not. However, unless he has said he is now gay, or unless we have a picture of his head attached in a picture with another man, I don't buy the Manhunter ad. I really don't buy the little essay he wrote about what he likes and what he doesn't sexually. For one reason, he doesn't strike me as that sophisticated. For another, he has said his family was one of the founders of the country. Do you really think he would put himself in that position in an ad? To me, this is a blatant set up and another distraction from the issues we care about. What next? Will we be seeing Bill in a bustier and whip, Kerry in a dog collar? Deagle in a tutu?