George Noory Sucks! - The Definitive Compendium

[Robert1972]

Saw Dave had those idiots dames and wallach on the other night. For the love of Pete  people actually still want to know what those snake oil salesman think

[Robert1972]

Still waiting for the kill shot and the nuclear bomb to go off in Asia from the 2001 prediction

[Mizak]

You would think that after all his findings that David Paulides would give his opinion on what is going on.Why doesn't he? If he really knows something and doesn't say anything he's part responsible for future disappearances and deaths.

[albrecht]

The other night he had Sean B Carroll on about an actual interesting, and real, subject but Norry kept trying to make it into some kind of restaurant/food conversation and encouraged callers to call in with "most weird thing they've eaten." For all his Hollywood stardom and talk of steak-houses Norry had no idea what Kobe beef was and the first caller, some older lady, called it with the obvious explanation. Norry then pondered the amazing question "why are some restaurants more expensive and some are not?" This from a guy who ran a restaurant (based on a theme of a British explorer who came back from Marrakesh.)

[Just Me]

Shoe shine clown boy was pathetic last night with David Paulides. Shoe shine boy stumbled around with broken sentences and botched vocaling of simple words. Then clown act shoe shine boy begins to ask the same old tired repeat questions he asked Paulides in every previous show. Snoron is an idiot.

George Knapp should be the only host to interview Paulides since Knapp keeps the show flowing with intelligence and intense fresh questions to keep listeners interested.

[zeebo]

You would think that after all his findings that David Paulides would give his opinion on what is going on.Why doesn't he? ...

Knapp asked him that once and he said he doesn't want to be seen as someone invested in some theory, partly since he could lose some credibility if he looks biased but also since the phenomenon seems to change over time that he doesn't want to be pinned down. 

Personally I find that his stark presentation of the case info w/o rampant speculations is part of what makes the stories so compelling.

Btw, who else did a face-palm when George brought up "Thunderbirds" as a possible explanation?

[21st Century Man]

Knapp asked him that once and he said he doesn't want to be seen as someone invested in some theory, partly since he could lose some credibility if he looks biased but also since the phenomenon seems to change over time that he doesn't want to be pinned down. 

Personally I find that his stark presentation of the case info w/o rampant speculations is part of what makes the stories so compelling.

Btw, who else did a face-palm when George brought up "Thunderbirds" as a possible explanation?

Well, I don't think Paulides has ruled that out completely.  He's open to the idea that certain winged species may be abducting them but he thinks it is not likely.  I'm not talking just about birds.

[ItsOver]

...Btw, who else did a face-palm when George brought up "Thunderbirds" as a possible explanation?

Heh.  Yeah, that was another Jorch WTF moment.  Last night, Paulides actually did a little more speculation about what could be happening, at least more than I recall from past shows.  I've always found the parallels to the supposed ET abduction phenomena interesting, with some reports of "missing time." 

The way he reports the stories without much speculation as to what's going on does indeed add to the air of mystery which, if nothing else, no doubt helps him sell books and, now, it sounds as if he's on the way to a movie.  He's an acquaintance of Streiber so I believe he's just working a different angle if for no other reason than to clear a few bucks.

[21st Century Man]

This is an interesting interview about a pterosaur sighting in Texas.  The interviewer is obviously a fundamentalist but the interviewee has no bias.  Just listen to this guy's story.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fB2UO2smjiw

[21st Century Man]

This story is interesting too.  This one in Pennsylvania.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cJ0nRo0ApIU

[Just Me]

Knapp asked him that once and he said he doesn't want to be seen as someone invested in some theory, partly since he could lose some credibility if he looks biased but also since the phenomenon seems to change over time that he doesn't want to be pinned down. 

Personally I find that his stark presentation of the case info w/o rampant speculations is part of what makes the stories so compelling.

Btw, who else did a face-palm when George brought up "Thunderbirds" as a possible explanation?

Paulides knows if he states his opinion as to what is happening, his skeptic debunkers will eat him for breakfast, lunch and supper with left overs, years later. He did allude to something his friend Richard Dolan speculated, and which I suspect as well. My observation is an elemental authority is at work and will take certain people from here, in to there, and because time is altered to another frequency, the victim expires from delirium due to the victims mind unable to coherently respond to the alternate reality.

It happened to me, so I know it. 

[Gumby, Dammit]

Paulides knows if he states his opinion as to what is happening, his skeptic debunkers will eat him for breakfast, lunch and supper with left overs, years later. He did allude to something his friend Richard Dolan speculated, and which I suspect as well. My observation is an elemental authority is at work and will take certain people from here, in to there, and because time is altered to another frequency, the victim expires from delirium due to the victims mind unable to coherently respond to the alternate reality.

It happened to me, so I know it.

Oh man...c'mon...I gots ta know!

[21st Century Man]

I emailed Paulides about my suggestion and I was surprised when I got a quick reply back from him and he said the theory had merit but he didn't think it was likely.

[albrecht]

I emailed Paulides about my suggestion and I was surprised when I got a quick reply back from him and he said the theory had merit but he didn't think it was likely.

The only guest I ever tried to email is LMH and didn't even get a form-letter reply. Is your theory Thunderbirds?

[Donald Noory]

I emailed Paulides about my suggestion and I was surprised when I got a quick reply back from him and he said the theory had merit but he didn't think it was likely.

You're when of them real smart fellers what done took the short bus to school, aintcha? You gots some mighty fine theories there Cleetus. If'n I was you, I'd email Davey boy and ask him if it weren't too incredibull for a hybrid Pterosour/Teg Haggard creature to be grabbing bible-readin' folk as they walk to church, and flyin' them to some ledge somewhere, where he sodomizes them. If'n you gots experience of this here predicament, please let us know.

[21st Century Man]

You're when of them real smart fellers what done took the short bus to school, aintcha? You gots some mighty fine theories there Cleetus. If'n I was you, I'd email Davey boy and ask him if it weren't too incredibull for a hybrid Pterosour/Teg Haggard creature to be grabbing bible-readin' folk as they walk to church, and flyin' them to some ledge somewhere, where he sodomizes them. If'n you gots experience of this here predicament, please let us know.

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[21st Century Man]

The only guest I ever tried to email is LMH and didn't even get a form-letter reply. Is your theory Thunderbirds?

I'll use a standard Noory reply.

"Somethin's out there."

LOL

No, seriously. If you check out the 2 videos I posted on this page they were the gist of my theory.  I know it seems ridiculous but these people by telling their stories have nothing to gain but ridicule.  There is also certain other "evidence" that seemed to back it up.  I'm sure by even posting the theory that I will be called a flake but Paulides took me seriously.  He is the only guest that I ever emailed.  I emailed Noory a few times during his early years and I got the typical stupid responses that were badly misspelled.

[albrecht]

I'll use a standard Noory reply.

"Somethin's out there."

LOL

No, seriously. If you check out the 2 videos I posted on this page they were the gist of my theory.  I know it seems ridiculous but these people by telling their stories have nothing to gain but ridicule.  There is also certain other "evidence" that seemed to back it up.  I'm sure by even posting the theory that I will be called a flake but Paulides took me seriously.  He is the only guest that I ever emailed.  I emailed Noory a few times during his early years and I got the typical stupid responses that were badly misspelled.

http://bellgab.com/index.php/topic,8627.msg502688.html#msg502688
I still swear, with a bit of a joke because I can't see how they would live (and I'm told need high places from which to launch, and this was on the Texas coast on some bay), to my friends that I saw one. Though this looked more pterodactyl and not condor-like. During the same weekend a buddy said he saw a coon "that approached the size of a mountain lion" also near the same pier. But again, only light available was either moonlight or light from the one light at the end of the long pier so perspectives. And it would make common sense that a coon would be investigating the area where we were cleaning fish. Plus lots of partying and long days. The pterodactyl? Everyone says it was just a sandhill crane and unique perspective on light and "you were f*cked up") but....

[ItsOver]

... I emailed Noory a few times during his early years and I got the typical stupid responses that were badly misspelled.

"Thank yeeewww!  Hatur."

[albrecht]

"Thank yeeewww!  Hatur."

You know he even mentioned "rat eating" recently. When he had an interesting guest on a serious topic but turned it into a "what is the oddest thing you ate" and restaurant/food speculation show. But when he talked about "rat eating" I couldn't help but laugh that he was thinking about Bellgabbers.

[Uncle Duke]

...... I emailed Noory a few times during his early years and I got the typical stupid responses that were badly misspelled.

I also wrote Noory three or four times, and I'm pretty sure each response I received was written by a different person.  The one reply I got back I was pretty sure was written by George was well written, concise, and to the point.  I thought he was full of shit, but he did express his thoughts quite well on paper. 

[nooryisawesome]

The one reply I got back I was pretty sure was written by George was well written, concise, and to the point. 

I can guarantee that was not written by George. Not once has Noory ever been concise and to the point on air.

[136 or 142]

Noory just hung up on a caller who called out the guest for being a warmonger before the caller could finish making his point.

BTW, the guest is absolutely wrong that the leveling of Berlin had anything to do with winning World War II.  I've written before that German munition output increased even as virtually the entire nation of Germany was destroyed.  Germany lost because its military was defeated and there were U.S military leaders who called the bombings 'immoral' because they killed civilians but did nothing to invade in the war effort.

I'd also add that while the German people were collectively responsible for the Nazis because they voted them into power, albeit a minority of German citizens, the people of the city this idiot wants to level are in no way responsible for ISIL being there.

A Biblical Scholar should stick to his areas of expertise and not show himself to be a fool.

[Little Hater]

Two guests last night, one there to discuss the rapid rate of change in technology and the other to talk about the Apocalypse, and Apocalypse Guy turns out to be the sane one.

[Uncle Duke]

I caun guarantee that was not written by George. Not once has Noory ever been concise and to the point on air.

That was the point, the fact George wrote quite well despite being something of a dud in expressing himself verbal on air.  I noted he's the opposite of Bell, who is the best, most natural radio broadcaster/interviewer I've ever heard, but appears to write at about a junior high level based on his posts here. 

This is not meant as a knock against either man, btw.  In my experience it's not uncommon for individuals to be markedly better expressing themselves in one manner vice the other.  I know I'm that way, I express myself far better in writing than verbally.  I have a feeling youngsters, who express themselves in writing via texts and twitter, will be poor written communicators in their professional lives down the road.  I was shocked at just how poorly written documents such as trip reports, memos for record, proposal abstracts etc. were when reading examples of same submitted by my young engineers. 

[akwilly]

http://bellgab.com/index.php/topic,8627.msg502688.html#msg502688
I still swear, with a bit of a joke because I can't see how they would live (and I'm told need high places from which to launch, and this was on the Texas coast on some bay), to my friends that I saw one. Though this looked more pterodactyl and not condor-like. During the same weekend a buddy said he saw a coon "that approached the size of a mountain lion" also near the same pier. But again, only light available was either moonlight or light from the one light at the end of the long pier so perspectives. And it would make common sense that a coon would be investigating the area where we were cleaning fish. Plus lots of partying and long days. The pterodactyl? Everyone says it was just a sandhill crane and unique perspective on light and "you were f*cked up") but....

am on my phone do I can't link the story but up here in Alaska a big ass something was flying around and it caused enough concer n that the village police officer advised people to stay indoors. Worth checking out if you are bored.

[Ted Baxter]

I'll use a standard Noory reply.

"Something is going on with our Planet "

[ItsOver]

I'll use a standard Noory reply.

"Something is going on with our Planet "

"That's true.  Sumptheen's happeneen!"

[ItsOver]

You know he even mentioned "rat eating" recently. When he had an interesting guest on a serious topic but turned it into a "what is the oddest thing you ate" and restaurant/food speculation show. But when he talked about "rat eating" I couldn't help but laugh that he was thinking about Bellgabbers.

When Paulides was on, Jorch started talking about how "folks were disappearing, like they were....uh...going through a magic door or sumptheen."  Oh, how he so wanted to say "portal."  The BellGab effect?  )

[Zetaspeak]

That guest last night really like the idea of bombing everything in sight. Which of course is really ironic as Noory is super paranoid and always brings up incidents of how other countries saying they want to "wipe out" other nations, but has no problem giving a 2 hours platform for guests to say the same thing.

Thursday night's guest is always good. Paulides has really become a very good consistent "go to" guest. I good story teller, a topic that not dripping with political content (even though Jorch seemed very excited to find out that Paulides suggests to bring a gun, it's like a dog whistle for him, you can almost imagine Jorch unzipping just at the thought, sorry for the horrible mental image) I like that Paulides leaves the topic oven ended to leave the audience to think of their own conclusions. I skipped last hour of open lines.

Can't even remember what was on Tuesday. Monday, the total opposite of Paulides, The health infomercial, I a must skip show for me, but a friend told me that it was awful with an hour of open lines that consists of "take my pills" "too much glutton" "eat a dozen eggs" repeated at least four or five times lol. Wow that's entertainment. I do say that Emo Ed Dames is always a fun guest, don't take him too serious, but at least it's fun listening how much he's "selling his worry voice" and his claims that seem to never come true. BTW it somehow went over Jorch's head that you had the world most renowned remote viewer on at the same time as a major world event was happening in Belgium, and he seemed to have no  idea it was happening or asked much detail about it.