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Post by nyx on Apr 19, 2019 2:37:13 GMT
in The May issue of fact or fiction Reader’s Digest, the magazine calls Roswell a fake.
Glenn Dennis says he was told to leave the base by a black sergeant and a red haired colonel.
There was no red haired colonel on base until 1954, and integration did not happen until 1949.
The Roswell UFO Crash happened in 1947.
The so call alien bodies were from a KC-97G that crashed covering the bodies in smelly fuel.
So claims the Reader’s Digest.
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Post by buzzbomb on Jun 9, 2019 19:08:50 GMT
Roswell was almost certainly a fake incident. I think the whole idea behind it was disinformation to cover the flights of experimental aircraft. It's better the public thinks they are extra-terrestrial than to conclude that they are our own.
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Post by Deleted on Jun 10, 2019 11:58:46 GMT
There is too much of a paper trail for it to have been faked..Now if by faked you mean they claimed "UFO" to detract from what was actually going on yeah thats possible I guess.
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Post by drwu on Jun 11, 2019 20:52:40 GMT
There is too much of a paper trail for it to have been faked..Now if by faked you mean they claimed "UFO" to detract from what was actually going on yeah thats possible I guess. What 'paper trail' are you referring to..? |
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Post by Deleted on Jun 12, 2019 10:48:12 GMT
There is too much of a paper trail for it to have been faked..Now if by faked you mean they claimed "UFO" to detract from what was actually going on yeah thats possible I guess. What 'paper trail' are you referring to..? Good question. I forgot exactly what I mean't in that post. Age does that too ya. |
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Post by HAL on Jun 12, 2019 15:37:38 GMT
Possibly we should draw a line under everything ufo at,say, midnight December 1999, and start again with no reference to the earlier stuff. It has become so scrambled that it really is just amusement value only these days.
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Post by Deleted on Jun 12, 2019 19:35:14 GMT
Possibly we should draw a line under everything ufo at,say, midnight December 1999, and start again with no reference to the earlier stuff. It has become so scrambled that it really is just amusement value only these days. HAL. You might have a good idea there. |
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Post by swamprat on Jul 3, 2020 18:37:49 GMT
Investigating Roswell: Col. Phillip Corso’s never-before-seen complete interview – his hands-on experience with crash debris
by: George Knapp, Duncan Phenix
Posted: Jul 2, 2020
MYSTERY WIRE — The most famous UFO incident of all time occurred this week. On July 2nd, 1947, something crashed in the desert outside of Roswell, New Mexico.
It was this incident that inspired books, movies, TV specials, and multiple theories. Everyone wanted to know: was it a flying saucer from another world, a weather balloon, a foreign craft? Even today, believers in the UFO theory still argue about the basics such as where and when the Roswell crash occurred.
Former Army Colonel Phillip Corso says there is no question the craft came from somewhere other than earth. Col. Corso confirmed to Mystery Wire it was his job at the pentagon to seed the Roswell wreckage into private industry.
George Knapp: You’re saying these items came from somewhere else. They came from a flying saucer?
Col. Phillip Corso: I didn’t know that. Because they were marked on the files as coming from New Mexico.
George Knapp: Roswell?
Col. Phillip Corso: Yes, Roswell. Well, I think some came in maybe another crash but these came from Mexico and Roswell specifically. And General Trudeau gave me the job of working on a program, put these things out.
Watch complete video: www.mysterywire.com/ufo/phillip-corso-interview/
Corso wrote a best-selling book that was published on the 50th anniversary of the Roswell crash.
In the years since, investigators, including Mystery Wire, have confirmed Corso did have a high level job at the Pentagon involving advanced technology.
It’s now been 73 years since the Roswell incident and 50 years since the Air Force shut down Project Blue Book, its much-maligned study of UFOs.
In the decades since, the UFO question has refused to go away. And the original documents from Blue Book and other formerly classified programs have since been made public. When the Air Force canceled Blue Book, it did so because it said there was no real evidence of any threat to national security.
“None of the evidence that I have examined would indicate any proof at all that we are being visited by extraterrestrials,” said Dr. Allen Hynek of Project Blue Book.
Harold Brown, Secretary of the Air Force, said, “We have not been hiding anything. The investigations have been made public.”
But a careful reading of the now-public documents shows the military hasn’t always been honest in its statements about UFOs. Government programs called Project Sign (1949) and Project Grudge came before Project Blue Book. See more about these projects in this report from our 1989 series, UFOs: The Best Evidence.
After Project Blue Book was shut down, the military took little interest — at least publicly — in UFOs. The Condon Report justified Blue Book’s end on the assertion that UFOs did not present a threat. At Blue Book’s conclusion, more than 12,000 reports of unidentified flying objects had been collected over 17 years, and most were explained as natural phenomena or aircraft.
But that still left 585 cases that were unexplained, and 13 that were mysteriously missing.
The government’s role in UFO studies didn’t reappear until 2007, when former US Sen. Majority Leader Harry Reid and other senators established funding to assess possible threats to national security. Programs known as AAWSAP, AATIP remained secret until news reports from the New York Times exposed the $22 million program and introduced the world to the “Tic Tac” UFO video and the eventual acknowledgement by the U.S. government that not only did they have a program to study UFOs, the Navy videos are real.
www.mysterywire.com/ufo/phillip-corso-interview/?utm_source=newsfore&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=6538&tqid=nv7laXg_G1wBFqJWFqZR.xURJiXkxlA6wDGhawc_2To
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Post by nyx on Jul 3, 2020 22:29:32 GMT
The Navy could clear all of this up immediately if they wanted to.
The Navy has all answers about UFOs.
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Post by HAL on Jul 4, 2020 21:21:16 GMT
How would you know ?
There is a somewhat analogous example in the way we taught to code when I was a radio operator.
You NEVER code anything the enemy already knows. They can derive a lot of info from that.
For instance, if they have 5 tanks at grid 35e, 10n and you want to report it, you send it as that.
If you coded the info then the enemy will know your coding for number 5, for tanks and for the location.
They will know this because they already know where their tanks are.
If the sightings were real, and it looks as if they were, then we already know. No point in denying this one.
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