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How anyone can deny the whole phenomena after watching these proceedings is probably in pathological denial or didn't actually watch them.
Have you ever watched the hearing in its entirety?
There is certainly something to this topic. It's pretty undeniable at this point and a majority of the public agrees.
It's pretty undeniable at this point and a majority of the public agrees.
originally posted by: MRuss
You can't watch these proceedings and not be impressed with the breadth of knowledge displayed there, including sound discussions on zero point gravity, black ops budgets, and every corner of this topic imaginable and available.
Denying this seems strange to me. I don't think its really refutable. It's like saying Beethoven wasn't a genius.
originally posted by: JimOberg
And by the way, those WEREN'T "Congressional hearings". Your enthusiasm outran your reliable memory. Funny the way that happens [to ALL of us].
On February 4 of this year, at 7:20 in the evening, over a residential area in that city of population 30,000, a disc was seen. Twenty witnesses interviewed by University of Redlands' investigators, described it as having "windows" or "ports" or something of that sort. They interviewed a little over half a dozen of them and all saw something on the bottom that they described as "looking like jets."
This object was hovering at an estimated height of about 300 feet. The estimates vary, but it came out about 300 feet. The citizens had gone out in the street because dogs were barking and, because they had heard an unusual noise, and pretty soon there were people all up and down the street. It was estimated that more than 100 witnesses were involved, and 20 were directly interviewed.
Here was an object seen by many persons. It hovered, then shot up to about double the height, hovered again, and moved down across Redlands a short distance, hovered once again, and then took off rapidly to the northwest.
originally posted by: BiffWellington
originally posted by: JimOberg
And by the way, those WEREN'T "Congressional hearings". Your enthusiasm outran your reliable memory. Funny the way that happens [to ALL of us].
Indeed. Much MORE interesting, in my opinion, are the transcripts of actual Congressional hearings on the topic of UFOs held 1968:
I particularly recommend reading the testimony of Dr. James E. McDonald. ...
Tons of fascinating content in that document.
originally posted by: JimOberg
Indeed so. Including proof astronaut Gordon Cooper was delusional in his later descriptions of the 'UFO landing' at Edwards AFB in 1957. Did you spot THAT pearl?
ADD
www.project1947.com...
Case 41. Edwards AFB, May 3, 1957, page 75