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Expected the other bloodline movies to at least have a mostly coherent storyline.

Not just branch off into other ideas.

Regardless, even if the last two photos are from a movie the other photos would need to be explained.

I don't remember UFOs being part of Cloverfield. I thought that was about the giant monster?

Beginning scene

A ship crashes into the water, far off in the background.

Really wouldn't be that hard to crop it and stick it on the internet as an *old* photo.

Is this just something you have noticed and come up with yourself?

Or did you read that somewhere?

Instead of reading my words which you seem so eager to disprove.

Go download the movie or obtain it however you like and see the evidence yourself.

You want me to download and watch an entire movie to verify your claim?

You are making the claim

Onus is on you to provide evidence

As of now I have no reason to believe you

If this is true there should be articles, web pages or a screenshot to show that those photos are from the movie

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

Hi

Believing in the religion indicates you have abandoned any kind of rational pursuit of truth. You fundamentally do not justify your belief anymore in order to feel happier, free your mind and/or be a part of a community.
Therefore, it is inconceivable to hold sound positions being religious as part of your fundamental premises are built on your irrational belief.
Example:
Religious people may be against abortion for the sole reason it is morally wrong in their religion.
Religious people may feel inequalities/wealth gap are justified as they believe in free will given from god, thus ignoring any socio-economic factors.
Therefore ***stop believing in religion***

It's not that easy I'm afraid.

I'm a former Christian and that shit gets you enthralled.

But even now I'm religious, just for traditional religion.

You can't necessarily just stop believing.

Beliefs aren't choices, they're formed from your experiences for better or worse.

Along with a factor of how you process those experiences.

Then at least accept your belief is irrational and justified by emotions.

And do not use your religious beliefs as premises for other positions.

Eh.

I consider my beliefs rational.

However,

I do act as an atheist instead of as a religious person,

When it comes to anything professional or important decisions.

Since that IS the most neutral position if you want to make an honest decision.

hmmm

naw

The most neutral position in making an honest decision

is to throw away morals

and become based

Only humans can say what is good and evil.

Nature cannot err.