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originally posted by: Baablacksheep
a reply to: zazzafrazz
Larry Warren attention seeking lying I wont even get in to as we are talking the binary stuff.
Larry never got binary. He was not so lucky.
originally posted by: AdamE
The only reference with anything to do with time I have ever stumbled upon is fan article from Feb 1981 by Jack Anderson.
I think Jack may have a chequered past, I cannot remember but a bit Buck Rogers.
www.cia.gov... -9w
A concept for a science-fiction action hero, Futureman was a collaboration between Anderson and Westminster resident Scott Caruthers... the action hero would be a nonviolent spy, "an Indiana Jones who takes off on impossible adventures"...
... Aliens? Cat worship? Cults? Had Anderson, an investigative journalist renowned for a career spent sniffing out scandal, lost his sense of smell? A little over a week prior to the Futureman lunch, in fact, Caruthers' name had surfaced in Carroll County Circuit Court Judge Luke K. Burns Jr.'s chambers in two child-custody disputes. In one, plaintiff Timothy Hackerman alleged in his custody petition that Caruthers headed a cult out of his Westminster home, where Hackerman's ex-wife, Dulsa Naedek (formerly Debra Hackerman), and their 9-year-old daughter lived:
In addition to acknowledging Caruthers and Lashra as their "Commander" and "Queen," the cult members including the Defendant worship cats, believe in spaceships, believe that Caruthers and Lashra are able to transport themselves back and forth between Earth and spaceships and other bizarre beliefs for which there is no scientific foundation.
... In 1994, Anderson published 'Millennium', a sci-fi novel about an extraterrestrial who tries to save the human race from itself. The alien's message? If humanity fails to come to terms with its frailty, the empire will strike back. The alien lands in Washington, D.C.: "Where money meant nothing. And everything....Where character and morals meant nothing. And everything."
originally posted by: ctj83
a reply to: AdamE
I gave up on the RFI and ufology a long time ago, but seeing as this has finally come out in public I’m sure I’m saying nothing new.
Personally, I’ve thought for a long time we are looking at a soviet device with a small unshielded reactor.
originally posted by: ctj83
a reply to: AdamE
I gave up on the RFI and ufology a long time ago, but seeing as this has finally come out in public I’m sure I’m saying nothing new.
Dr Green has now states to Dolan that injuries like terahertz are due to Black projects not anything paranormal. That none of what he has seen from a biological perspective could not be created by SAPs.
Which means he’s saying the biological injuries received by the Airmen are not paranormal or extraterrestrial.
Therefore the RFI and binary are not extraterrestrial or paranormal.
Unless you disagree with Dr Green, the only thing we don’t know are the perpetrators.
Personally, I’ve thought for a long time we are looking at a soviet device with a small unshielded reactor.
But yeah, as Dr Green is saying that none of what he’s seen is anything other than imaginal data and is the result of SAPs, the RFI is done.
That’s not my opinion - that is the biggest expert on the RFI. Go read what he said.
originally posted by: AdamE
The effects on the third night, as described by Adrian and during my research on Plasma, made be realise that it may have been a Ponderomotive Force that John was underneath?