Comments on: Malayasian Media Misinformation

By: Engulf

Engulf — Tue, 21 Mar 2006 15:20:41 +0000

I’m from Malaysia, and quite literally in my opinion, I think most Malaysians are extremely ignorant and dumb in responses. Sometimes they think by responding to other less-heard events, they’re well ahead of a foot by others. Surprise thing is, everyone here buys those sort of stuff, because everyone is also ignorant and have got no idea even what ‘cryptozoology’ means. Honest, it’s drastically dry here in terms of general and/or specific knowledge. I’m quite fed up with this because I’ve read a similar posting (media misinformation) about a freak meteorological occurence here in this country. He said apparently he had 20 years of study backup, but his comments were farce, totally. No evidence, totally no connection whatsoever with current meteorological knowledge, full of self-imaginated ideas turn to facts…the list goes on. I’m sorry if I’m off-topic, my point here is simple - Malaysian people are ignorant and dumb, and they respond to things they think are so smart at when they don’t even have a single idea about what they are talking about. It’s correct like what the rest of the world said about Malaysians, which is saddening because thanks to the rest, I get victimised too. Bottom line - just ignore them, coz I’ve been doing that too…until I’m off of here one day. Sigh…

By: Lorenzo Rossi

Lorenzo Rossi — Tue, 21 Mar 2006 11:56:34 +0000

The last work of Bernard Heuvelmans “King Kong among us!”,(dated 1999) which I’ve had the privilege to publish in preview in my website it is a very interesting article with many reports of sightings in Johor National Park.

By: shovethenos

shovethenos — Tue, 21 Mar 2006 10:44:48 +0000

Yeah, such a “silly” phenomenon.

Perhaps Mr. Rashid can explain how silly it is that the hundreds to thousands of footprint casts that have been found in dozens of states/provinces collected for the past five decades or so form a very pronounced Gaussian distribution. There must be a lot of silly hoaxsters out there who are also amateur statisticians and who happen to be sharing information internationally for decades. Yeah, right.

By: gordonrutter

gordonrutter — Mon, 20 Mar 2006 18:49:45 +0000

even when Beneath the Planet of the Apes came out which did show apes in a sauna the bodies shown were very poor and bore no relation to the Patterson Gimlin film as I demonstrated by showing footage of both events at an Edinburgh Fortean Society meeting.
Gordon