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   Isolon to R Kym Horsell   
   Re: 5 Oregon bulls mutilated on ranch wi   
   31 Aug 22 01:15:02   
   
   XPost: talk.politics.guns   
   From: isolon@x.y   
      
   R Kym Horsell  wrote in   
   news:tema51$7fl$1@gioia.aioe.org:   
      
   > In alt.ufo.reports R Kym Horsell  wrote:   
   >> In alt.ufo.reports DOJ - Dept of Jokes   
   >>  wrote:   
   >>> In article >> september.org>   
   >>>  wrote:   
   >>>> It was Baxter's gay butt buddies.   
   >>> The mysterious mutilations of five bulls found dead on an Oregon   
   >>> ranch in late July have investigators wondering whether a cult   
   >>> carried out the cattle killings as part of a twisted ritual.   
   >>>   
   >>> All five seemingly healthy Hereford bulls, found dead within   
   >>> days of each other, were drained of blood. Their sex organs and   
   >>> tongues were removed with surgical precision. None of the scenes   
   >>> showed signs of a struggle and officials found no footprints,   
   >>> Silvies Valley Ranch Vice President Colby Marshall told the   
   >>> Oregonian last month.   
   > ....   
   >   
   >   
   > Ifn anyone is interested in some numbers rather chewing the same fat   
   > that has led nowhere for the past 70 years here's something.   
   >   
   > Taking the USDA "unknown" cattle deaths by region and year we   
   > can line them up against a similar number of e.g. sightings of   
   > "Triangles" by year and region.   
   >   
   > Guess what we see?   
   >   
   > year-region          TriangleUFO    %cattle      Linear model   
   >                reps/mn cap    deaths unk   
   > 1991-nc                  0.184489       37.752      32.7413   
   > 1991-ne                  0.993755       63.024      40.0774**(far   
   > below obs) 1991-se                  0.470006        27.45      35.3296   
   > 1991-sw                  0.052175       36.337      31.5419   
   > 1995-nc                   1.38237       39.611      43.6002   
   > 1995-ne                   3.13559       62.822      59.4934   
   > 1995-nw                  0.397892         29.9      34.6758   
   > 1995-se                   1.13474        30.15      41.3555*(above   
   > obs) 1995-sw                  0.392894       44.254      34.6305   
   > 2000-ne                   1.37517       58.782       43.535*(below   
   > obs) 2000-nw                   1.16163        32.24      41.5992   
   > 2000-se                  0.512043         26.1      35.7106   
   > 2000-sw                   2.48882       43.645      53.6303*(above   
   > obs) 2005-nc                   1.15523       38.181      41.5412   
   > 2005-ne                   2.62571         60.6      54.8712   
   > 2005-nw                  0.397892        30.42      34.6758   
   > 2005-sw                   1.83804       45.472      47.7309   
   >   
   >   
   > It seems the per capita sighting reports (I use the NUFORC because of   
   > its policy of total transparency and 0 money down :) of this type of   
   > UFO strongly statistically matches the distribution of unknown cattle   
   > deaths.   
   >   
   > The stats are:   
   > MODEL:   
   > y = 9.0651*x + 31.0689   
   > beta in 9.0651 +- 4.79491 (90% CI)   
   > alpha in 31.0689 +- 6.98256   
   > T-test: P(beta>0.000000) = 0.997641   
   > Rank test: calculated Spearman corr = 0.546569   
   >         critical Spearman = 0.412 2-sided at 5%; reject   
   >         H0:not_connected   
   > r2 = 0.42272745   
   >   
   > IOW 2 independent statistical  tests say the distribution of   
   > UFO sightings per capita is far too close to the distribution of   
   > percent of cattle deaths marked "unknown cause" to be coincidence.   
   > Each test says there is less than 5% chance this pattern could come up   
   > of the 2 things were unrelated.   
   > Together we have odds of ~2500 to 1 there is a link here.   
   >   
   > Other types of UFO sighting implicated are "red orb", and "yellow   
   > orb".   
   >   
   > But just to prove that UFO's are not just all bad guys trying to   
   > core cows, steal fruit, stick things up your bum looking   
   > for viruses, or fly at M6 toward the odd passenger aircraft because   
   > they think it's funny other types of UFO are equally emphatically   
   > have exactly the opposite pattern (in this case "Disks" and   
   > "Fireballs") -- the more they are seen per capita in each region the   
   > lower the unk cattle death percent.   
   >   
   > You have to assume since the govt has a few quants working for them   
   > this has been well known in back rooms for the past 50-60-70 years.   
   >   
   > Lately the Congress has pretty much come out and said it's been   
   > misrepresenting the situation for at least the past 70y and probably   
   > a lot longer.   
      
   That's very interesting.   
      
   Is there a missing human analysis?   
      
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