OK, your logic works... but why are you hiding your identity? you havent found anything damaging to any big companys or anything... i dont get it...

Why the mask?

HERE COMES THE CRAZY PART. In the current Profiles in History Auction catalog I spotted the very same props that e.b. is showing on his newest video. (Over the years, I have personally bought and sold multiple items through Profiles as their reputation and integrity are beyond reproach.) The props e.b. is showing are the real deal, and are easily worth thousands of dollars each. The current Profiles in History auction catalog can currently be viewed or downloaded on their website. (By the way e.b., your video quality truly sucks!) Lot #800 is the 3 Walt Disney "Man on the Moon" control-panel props, and lot #832 is for the control panels from "Robinson Crusoe on Mars" and William Shatner's "Cold Hands, Warm Heart" Outer Limits episode.

I have never been motivated to post anything here before until now. What finally got to me was the Science Fiction props that e.b. displays in this video. For decades I have been an avid collector of authentic, screen-used science fiction movie and TV props. I have bought, sold, and traded scores of props from many other sci-fi films and shows. Even though post-divorce finances have more or less put me out of the prop-collecting game, I still subscribe to all the major Auction catalogs that feature movie and TV props as I still serve as a consultant to many active collectors and dealers of these treasures.

shit, he last logged on 4 months ago i guess he either got bored with it, was lieing, or he got nabbed by the government.

you didn't leave us did you?

so how did he stand the coral up at coral castle?

hey man, your stuff is cool but with all that knowledge don't you think you can figure out how to get a decent audio on your vids?

Eb,

Where is your invention for inertia propulsion mechanisms?

Thomas Townsend Brown and Prof. Eric Laithwaite had this technology in their inventions, so you're not the only one.

This is already in the public domain, just under a different name.

Thanks