The Land of the Lost Story [1999] returns! AnnaZ/William Cooper/aliens "conspiracy" ROAD TRIP video

Film for Patriots this Memorial Day Weekend (features FR): "The Land of the Lost Story [1999]" ^ | May 27, 2014 | AnnaZ [with RonDog, and FRiends]

[RonDog]

Long-time FReeper AnnaZ (Class of '99)
asked me to help promote the "re-launch"
of her CLASSIC "conspiracy" video, now known as:

"The Land of the Lost Story [1999]"


www.youtube.com/watch?v=5o9FH0Vrx4o

Many FReepers may not have had the opportunity to SEE and BUMP her recent thread about this,
which was posted over the Memorial Day weekend, when many of us were away from this forum,
so here it is again, with a slightly modified thread title.

Please post YOUR thoughts here.

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[FourtySeven]

Yes it does seem to be 480 for me as well (on YouTube).

Thanks for reposing. It looks sadly still relevant for today.

[AnnaZ]

Love that Burroughs quote... never saw it before. It's pretty awesome.

[AnnaZ]

That was a crazy trip. Sorry we never got a chance to meet up. Since then I've made another feature-length doc as well... that one has Bill Ayers in it. Lol.

[AnnaZ]

I knew that the feds had arrested Chuck Clark, and that he'd beaten the rap, but not that he'd been relocated. Dang. =\

[knarf]

No problem.

I was a newb and I thought it odd a girl from Cal. was gonn'a jaunt around the country sayin' HI! to strangers.

I was fascinated, at the time, with all of the political activity FR was inundating me with.

What's the new flick ?

[AnnaZ]

Rebel Evolution.

And, yeah... those were the good ol' days. "Free Republic... Don't piss us off." Lol.

[AnnaZ]

Well, at least I don't have the least amount of views on my channel. Lol. I don't know why people keep re-posting it as opposed to just embedding mine. Oh, well. That said... that's a lot of eyeballs. Not bad. =) Thanks for the round-up.

[AnnaZ]

You're a sweet beautiful peach. xo.

[AnnaZ]

The Land of the Lost Story [1999] [HD]

[MrBambaLaMamba]

Bump

[MadMax, the Grinning Reaper]

I watched a very bad 1956 or so version of “Land of the Lost” this weekend. It starred (if you call it that) Jock Mahoney (aka Tarzan and Yancy Derringer).

The show’s host was Dr. Svenghouli.

They were all bad.

Maybe this movie will be better.

Still waiting for the followup to “Area 51”, “Area 52”.

The only flying saucers around my house are those my wife throws at me.

Did see one meteor the other night and 4-5 possible space satellites. Two crossed each other by only a few degrees at most, S>N/N<S. Never saw that before. Might have been two very high flying planes (about 3:00 AM) or George Noury passing himself in space.

It was a good show anyway. My cat didn’t give a fig. He was too busy getting his head scratched.

[Chode]

Bump...

[AnnaZ]

This movie will be better. ;^)

[RonDog]

Some of the OTHER folks that Anna interviewed have also not fared well...

MAX LITTELL, however, seems to have died from old age.

International UFO Museum and Research Center co-founders

From www.roswellufomuseum.com:

UFO Museum History

In early 1990, Walter Haut, who had been public information officer at Roswell Army Air Field in 1947,
began promoting the idea of a home for information on the Roswell Incident and other UFO phenomena.

He got together with Glenn Dennis, another Roswell Incident participant, and the two sought a home for a UFO Museum.

This brought them to Roswell Realtor Max Littell, who helped find the first location for the Museum....

From kevinrandle.blogspot.com:

Walter Haut Dead at 83
December 20, 2005

Walter Haut, the man who issued the press release that claimed the Army had recovered a flying saucer
died Thursday, December 15, 2005. He was 83 according to published reports.

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Haut, with friends Glenn Dennis and Max Littell, started the International UFO Museum in 1991...

Littell died several years ago...

[RonDog]

:)

[Liberty Valance]

bttt

[no-to-illegals]

BUMP to the TOP ... Video that must be viewed.

[AnnaZ]

Well, that's sad, though at least reasonable. He was a very sweet man.

[no-to-illegals]

May your Love be set Free, AnnaZ!

[RonDog]

Do you know where to find out whatever happened to George Hiram Derby?

Apparently, he no longer runs the PanPipes store in Hollywood. :(

He was around 60 in 1999, so he would be around 75 now - I think.

In spite of the "occult" stuff, he had some good ideas...

...like the importance of a family eating together, etc.