[dighton]

So along comes another Freeper (Dighton) who posts the following:

He exploited Linda Henning's belief in aliens to win her trust and friendship, to sell her on the idea that Girly was a reptilian alien queen involved in a plot to take over the earth.

It shouldn't be necessary to say this. However, in case anyone wonders -- someone new to this site, perhaps -- I do NOT buy the toxic waste that David Icke is peddling.

[woofie]

It doesnt matter if you buy it or not the important thing is that the Dems buy it...I wouldnt be suprised to see Hillary hold up Mr. Ick's book on the floor of the Senate and ask "when did GW become a Lizard person?".....

[general_re]

However, in case anyone wonders -- someone new to this site, perhaps -- I do NOT buy the toxic waste that David Icke is peddling.

On the other hand, those of us who have been here a while will know that dighton is only saying this because he is, in fact, a lizard himself.

Can you prooooove it didn't happen? ;)

[woofie]

Giant lizard terrorises Beirut


By Kim Ghattas
BBC Beirut correspondent


He's big, he's a carnivore, he's terrorising the neighbourhood's residents, he's been swimming in people's pools and he's already claimed victims - several cats, a dog and apparently even a horse.

Komodo Dragons can grow to over three metres
In Lebanon, a giant lizard has been roaming the streets of a Beirut suburb for several weeks, eluding all the attempts by the authorities to catch it.

He's Lebanon's own Komodo Dragon, or so say the witnesses who have seen him.

Komodo Dragons are an endangered species and live in Indonesia.

They belong to the family of monitor lizards.

It's believed that the one living just outside Beirut was brought to Lebanon by a German who lived here and eventually set him free.



About three months ago, one person sighted him, but his tale was dismissed as that of a crazy person.

But when pets started disappearing, people started paying attention.

It's still possible that the dragon is not a dragon at all, but one of many kinds of monitor lizards, all of which are carnivores.

The civil defence has stationed dozens of personnel all over the area, but it lacks the sophisticated equipment needed to catch the lizard without harming it.

The civil defence is now trying to take a picture of the lizard to prove it is indeed a Komodo Dragon and sent an appeal for help to nature and science TV channels.