Project Camelot

Area-51 · 04-16-2009, 12:46 PM

I just want to introduce you to www.projectcamelot.net

If you already kn ow what I´m talking about, you can skip this article, for the rest of you:

Project Camelot is a filmteam of two people (I can´t remember the names).

They do interviews and other videos about ufo´s, conspiracy
theories and other topics and put them on there website (the one on above).

The videos are not like 7 minutes long. the shortest is about 1 hour I think and the longest is about 4 hours.

It´s a really good site so check it out.

kidflash2008 · 04-16-2009, 01:57 PM

The site Project Camelot should be tread upon with caution. Not one of the people interviewed have any evidence to back up what they state. The questions asked are softball in nature, as the interviewee pulls no punches. Journalism is not used during these types of interviews.
Having a skeptical or tough question approach is needed for this type of subject. If a person makes an extraordinary claim, they need extraordinary proof. Most do not even have any evidence, let alone proof to their claims.

Still, it is an interesting site. Just do not believe all the interviews without checking out who is being questioned.

04-16-2009, 12:46 PM	#1
Area-51 Investigator Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Germany Posts: 459	Project Camelot I just want to introduce you to www.projectcamelot.net If you already kn ow what I´m talking about, you can skip this article, for the rest of you: Project Camelot is a filmteam of two people (I can´t remember the names). They do interviews and other videos about ufo´s, conspiracy theories and other topics and put them on there website (the one on above). The videos are not like 7 minutes long. the shortest is about 1 hour I think and the longest is about 4 hours. It´s a really good site so check it out.

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04-16-2009, 01:57 PM	#2
kidflash2008 Senior Investigator Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 1,699	The site Project Camelot should be tread upon with caution. Not one of the people interviewed have any evidence to back up what they state. The questions asked are softball in nature, as the interviewee pulls no punches. Journalism is not used during these types of interviews. Having a skeptical or tough question approach is needed for this type of subject. If a person makes an extraordinary claim, they need extraordinary proof. Most do not even have any evidence, let alone proof to their claims. Still, it is an interesting site. Just do not believe all the interviews without checking out who is being questioned.