Made this entry based on my Roswell threads.
I'll likely edit it with more goodies, once I figure the functions out...
can be seen here:
tinwiki.org...
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"Made this entry based on my Roswell threads." == Gaz
Your skills in written communication are improving to the point of
maybe doing a book yourself ?
Kudos.
Excellent read and now gonna be a reference for me. Never mind that I disagree with you.
I dont mean that to detract from your work. I am maybe jealous a bit
because I cannot summon the dedication and motivation to match your
work with logical alternatives. Or maybe not. Only time will tell.
(But if I do, credit to you for the inspiration)
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I love it!  
Altho in the spirit of tinWiki it is most likely going to be reformatted with more information on the subject.
[edit on 16-3-2006 by Xabora]
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I'm hoping that's the case.
I'd love to add some pics, etc. to it, but I just started it, so I'm still learning the tools, etc.
Thanks for the kudos nightwing. I'd think that the only alternate skeptic route to go would be to try and prove the government's claim, i.e. Mogul
and High Dive, but the fallacies there are pretty difficult to overcome. Nevertheless...that remains about the only other plausible alternative.
Despite my admitted personal bias, I did try to approach it openly. In the beginning, there was a lot to be said for Mogul, but the more I examined
it, that possibility seemed less and less likely. Then, there were more items which basically killed the Mogul idea completely. the 1997 special
with the Popular Mechanics angle was probably the biggest nail in the coffin. The declassified and "found" Mogul material shown seemed to be in
pristine condition and could have hardly been mistaken for alien debris by a ten year old, let alone intel officers. The other biggie was the
complete absence of the skeptics' biggest claim. There was no flowery tape to be mistaken for heiroglyphs. The tape was regular old plain tape.
Another nail during that special was the alleged daily blotter. The blotter is missing flight activity that was documented in the press! This
confirms the blotter is a fake (or at the very least, horribly incomplete).
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"I'd think that the only alternate skeptic route to go would be to try and prove the government's claim" == Gaz
So far, skeptics mostly just refute the claims of UFO researchers. Its so much easier than
trying to strike out in a direction of their own. But my own ideas are sorta hinted at in the New
Research Techniques discussion that is now a floating reference, and thanks for your participation in
that. But my response here is along the lines of encouraging you further.
"I'm hoping that's the case." == Gaz
If so, I am willing to give some pointers into the mechanics of such an effort, but I would rather not do that in an
open forum. Nor would I expect any acknowledgement etc. I am not adverse to technical assistance to
the other side as long as the other side is doing their homework.
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