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Originally posted by Bill Ryan
In a nutshell, I received a threat that looked like it came from Washington. ...we're reluctant to release details until we're more sure of what that was all about.
Originally posted by Serpentime
Originally posted at Serpo.org: "The original posting by Anonymous"
The complete debriefing is contained in: "PROJECT SERPO," Final Report-80HQD893-020, classified TS, Codeword. Ask [Rick] Doty about that report because I think it is an OSI report.
Originally posted by jgbjgb
Originally posted by Bill Ryan
• Bill, please share some of the "other indications" with us - there is such a number of very sharp "investigators" contributing here - just now someone stumbles again onto something fascinating.
This requires a long answer to do it justice. I'm not ducking out of this, but it's late at night here in the UK and I'm really quite exhausted... I'll get back to you within 24 hours with as full a response as I can.
Thanx for the reply - waiting for this in anticipation.
Originally posted by Hal9000
Originally posted by Serpentime
Originally posted at Serpo.org: "The original posting by Anonymous"
The complete debriefing is contained in: "PROJECT SERPO," Final Report-80HQD893-020, classified TS, Codeword. Ask [Rick] Doty about that report because I think it is an OSI report.
Actually, this was not posted by Anonymous, but was posted by Gene Loscowski, another member on the e-mail list. This was also the first mention that the exchange program was called "Project Serpo", by the order of the postings.
Originally posted by Bill Ryan
– Some of the data provided by Anon seems way off-beam (orbital data, etc). A simple hoaxer would have been sure to get the numbers "right"... very easy to do. (Doesn't a hoaxer want to convince?)
Originally posted by Serpentime
My apologies.
Victor corrected Bill Ryan (I think?); it was Paul McGovern who supplied the reference classification.
Originally posted by Serpentime
Originally posted by Hal9000
Originally posted by Serpentime
Originally posted at Serpo.org: "The original posting by Anonymous"
The complete debriefing is contained in: "PROJECT SERPO," Final Report-80HQD893-020, classified TS, Codeword. Ask [Rick] Doty about that report because I think it is an OSI report.
Actually, this was not posted by Anonymous, but was posted by Gene Loscowski, another member on the e-mail list. This was also the first mention that the exchange program was called "Project Serpo", by the order of the postings.
Victor corrected Bill Ryan (I think?); it was Paul McGovern who supplied the reference classification.
Victor deletes all the original e-mails after posting to his list (his Web TV has no simple means of archiving data), so we'll never know quite who said what, and when, beyond the posts we're left with – all of which are verbatim on the website.
Best, Bill
Originally posted by Shawnna
Victor deletes all the original e-mails after posting to his list
Best, Bill
Oh my.......... for those of us who like to have facts and a paper trail to follow - THAT'S a problem!
Centrist - The only evidence that will ever truly be worthy of analysis is the information and photos. As Bill has suggested, a page of calculations that could not easily be faked (if at all), or some physical data we could verify would be a good start.
If Anonymous disappears or offers "evidence" that strongly suggests that this is a hoax, all we would ever learn from Victor's actual emails is who may have perpetrated it.
Then it's deja vu all over again...
Centrist
Originally posted by ethanmallory
Report-80HQD893-020
Such a archive number / letter combination is absolute nonsense.
No government agency ever used such a number / letter combination.
Originally posted by Alpha Grey
my view is that serpo is done......WAY WAY too little info coming out now (actually its non-existent)
now I'll bet some serious disinfo will filter out and make this whole serpo thing a total joke to be laughed at by the whole UFO community.
Originally posted by torbjon
*rolls eyes*
So this Victor guy uses webtv to access the net, okay, fine. He has a list full of brainiacs that he hangs out with and chats ufo stuff... okay, fine.... and yet he can't figure out a way to archive potentially earth shattering data?
from serpo.org "This information is shared in the spirit that the best place to hide is out in the open.