Rendlesham Forest 1980 Pt II - Will There Be An Answer?

a reply to: Baablacksheep

In regards to threats I am not aware of anything at all, as you said information in the public domain is just that, public information. I was merely speculating..

Unless someone has thier knickers in a twist over something.

As you said, onwards

a reply to: pigsy2400

It's the experiencer group that hasn't gained the most attention out of all of this and I think where the most value to be had will be found.

I agree with this element a really interesting aspect.

a reply to: Baablacksheep

Interesting how some "experiencers" have gone quiet too and I'm not just talking about one in particular.

For me it's one if two things;

1) Time to put it to bed and and get on with life, fair enough. This subject matter and the people you meet can certainly wear you down over time!

2) legal implications from either signed NDAs or oaths taken from either ttsa or the congressional hearings (which I believe have already happened, but that's just a hunch I cannot provide any evidence for)

Swaying more towards 2) personally

a reply to: pigsy2400

I would say 2 with a few more bits going on.

a reply to: ConfusedBrit

I have about 35 years in IT security, for my day job.

I'm not crazy about my password being requested in
clear text by the ATS server..

in 5 years on ATS that has never happened before.

On a PC if your pc gets unstable or throws various alarms and
alerts you can often rightly assume you have a virus infection.

But if a server starts doing anomalous things that's a whole
different kettle of fish.

a reply to: KellyPrettyBear

Could this not just be a result if an update from the software? I get similar things in pretty mundane stuff at work..

a reply to: pigsy2400

I was just describing that possibility to someone.

I suppose I could get out wireshark and check over the packets
and then I would know.

but even if it's only that passwords were never encrypted, and
bitdefender just got smarter.. that doesn't make me happy
either.

I'm just going to stop using IM.

a reply to: Baablacksheep

what do you think the other bits maybe?

Well I don't know about others experience, but ATS
is acting pretty messed up in general.. maybe another
denial of service attack.. I don't know.

I'm going to assume that the weird timing of the popup
was nothing targeted at me.. just correlation not linked
to causation.

Kev

a reply to: KellyPrettyBear

BitDefender was created in Romania. A good choice if you want to avoid Certain Internet Agencies easily defeating it. But this site does not use https protocols.

Just make sure you don't use the same password for anything else. Then you and our boys reading your IM will be happy bunnies.

a reply to: mirageman

Lol.

I use unique passwords.

Romania...quite the magical place.

Maybe a summer camp visit there would be educational.

Too bad I couldn't bring my RV.

a reply to: ConfusedBrit

lol, I think you would have more chance of lord Lucan turning up than any Suffolk plod that were present giving an interview.

originally posted by: wobbs62
a reply to: ConfusedBrit

lol, I think you would have more chance of lord Lucan turning up than any Suffolk plod that were present giving an interview.

Heh.

I'm in the middle of watching Japan's 1984 NTV Rendlesham documentary. It's oddly entertaining despite not understanding a word of it! Like the CNN Special the same year, this seems a valuable document if only for the extensive footage of the area as it was in 1984 before the hurricane struck 3 years later.

Ronnie Dugdale makes an early appearance, but dubbed over in Japanese, dammit. The special effects are hilarious, and the incidental music mind-boggling, but most importantly, it's fun. If you have the patience.

a reply to: KilgoreTrout

It would appear that the lights have been present in that area especially around Woodbridge base for some time, Dr david Clark found a sighting of multi coloured lights in the Forrest outside Woodbridge base from 1946.
Then there's also ghost as sightings on Woodbridge, East end Charley, a man in German uniform but in latter years USAF uniform (maybe two different ghosts) and an old woman in a nightgown that haunts the RAF club there.

a reply to: ConfusedBrit

You can set the subtitles translation to 'English' and it's even more fun!!!

Some highlights

A metal UFO landed in the immediate vicinity and three alien and bomber commander who came out of it

Colonel Fault

LOL!

Better was the Air Force Soldier. Part 4 I felt the dangers of it and lost my attitude..

Deputy Commander Porto was small....

Oh there's more....

a reply to: mirageman

Christ, I haven't laughed so much in weeks!

Subtitles on now... oh boy, this is even funnier than Woody Allen's 'What's Up, Tiger Lilly?' (1966), for those who know what I mean.

"Colonel Fault" is a classic.

PS: Two final examples from the last segment (part 8):

"In the east, American dancers and government agencies have always been with UFO since 1950." - I always suspected Gene Kelly was from Uranus.

And Larry Warren was judged to have a "strong impractical goon designation." - can't really add to that one, can we?

a reply to: mirageman

What a load of drama about zap dont you think Wow. Surely anyone having problems contacts the mods.

Its like reading a jumbled up train smash on here.

a reply to: ConfusedBrit
Personally, I can't wait for the...
Colonel fault and the American dancer's Christmas special.😂

originally posted by: Baablacksheep
a reply to: mirageman

Its like reading a jumbled up train smash on here.

And the Lord God Halt looked down upon the chaos and smiled, raising a thumb of approval.

a reply to: ConfusedBrit

And the Lord God Halt looked down upon the chaos and smiled, raising a thumb of approval.

And to think he is back next year to his little flock of sheep! Don't forget CB you can purchase a laminated ticket for £20.