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Originally posted by rickyrrr
That is, unless the craft didn't just *accidentally* crash....
-rrr
Originally posted by A51Watcher
Besides considering how he got to be the Intelligence officer for the only Atomic Bomb Wing in the world at the time, you also might want to consider why he was given several promotions and excellent evaluations -after- Roswell by his same Commanders.
link - MAJOR JESSE MARCEL'S POSTWAR SERVICE EVALUATIONS
These snide internet attacks on his reputation somehow forget (and ask you to do the same) that his report is backed up by many, many people.
edit on 29-12-2011 by A51Watcher because: the unusual
Originally posted by Cosmic911
That is very interesting about the SR-71 tools! I knew the engineers had to create the tools to make the Black Bird but I didn't know about the destruction. That is so historically interesting!! It's interesting how we had to import all that titanium from Russia; how ironic, huh? lol.
In regards to those MiG-31's, even though they had a positive "lock" on the Black Bird, were their missiles fast enough to catch it?!
Great discussion!! Cold War history is fascinating!
If it was secret technology then it would have been declassified by now. Why would the military continue to make themselves look stupid by carrying on lying to cover up 1940's technology?
Originally posted by bobw927
I think Now after all these years it was one of our newest technologies that crashed and Not a UFO So it being top Secret and New they had to get it back Fast .
Originally posted by Cosmic911
I haven't really looked too deep into alien abductions. There is a lot of information on abductions. I have reviewed the Hill abduction case, but only briefly. I think the problem with abductions is that they are mostly subjective. To my limited knowledge about abductions, and please correct me if I'm mistaken, but there is limited objective and quantifiable evidence of abductions. There is lots of subjective testimony but less objective evidence. I believe this is what limited the movement of The Disclosure Project. TDP had a great amount of fantastic testimony but it never went any further. In regards to the Hill abduction case, the inclusion of the Zeta Reticuli star system might be the best objective evidence in the case. Some abductees have had unexplained "implants" discovered and removed from them. That's pretty good evidence.
In regards to Roswell, there is a significant amount of evidence pointing, at the very least, to a conspiracy to conceal the truth of what happened in 1947. This much cannot be argued.
Sukhoi has said the plane should be ready for use in 2015.
The F-22 raptor stealth fighter first flew in 1997 and is the only fifth-generation fighter in service.
Originally posted by ProfessorT
It would not be in the governments interest to cover-up the use of secret technology used in the 1940's up until today. What would be the point? Unless, of course, that technology wasn't anything man made which is my conclusion. The government has tried and failed to come up with the 'perfect' cover story but with all the new evidence this year which has surfaced about Roswell they are backing themselves into a corner. I still haven't heard the government explain why the debris couldn't be broken or burnt or bent without it going back to its original looks.
In 1948, following completion of a two-year industrial administration course at the Air Force Institute of Technology at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio, he was assigned to Air Materiel Command Headquarters, as chief of the Maintenance Data Section.
Gen. Exon has been the highest ranking military officer to come out and say directly that Roswell was the crash of a spacecraft and that alien bodies were recovered.
Originally posted by A51Watcher
Originally posted by rickyrrr
That is, unless the craft didn't just *accidentally* crash....
-rrr
shhhh!
Don't make it too easy for them.
Originally posted by Cosmic911
Those crazy Ruskies! Like the article said, the T-50 won't be in service until 2015. The F-22 first flew in 1997. So at best they will have a fifth generation aircraft 18 years after the United States. When will they realize this mentality bankupted them in the 80's. Will they fall for it again? lol
Sukhoi has said the plane should be ready for use in 2015.
The F-22 raptor stealth fighter first flew in 1997 and is the only fifth-generation fighter in service.
Originally posted by Cosmic911
reply to post by Anunaki10
When the USAF released their final report to President Clinton calling it "Case Closed," that was a bold statement when I think about it...pretty defiant move by the military to the Commander in Chief.
Originally posted by burntoast
does it actually matter if this same type of question/thread was already posted?
why cant we just answer the mans question? why cant we jsut talk more about the issue now then just bringing up OLD threads about it?
i will start off by saying.....
it could of been both a 50/50 chance it was alien(outta this world tech)
but then i remember seeing the new case file saying it was humaniod people from russia more like mutant humans.
honestly its just fishy for the gov or the media to cover it up or say it was a weather ballon which is kinda all bs cause there was eyewitness accounts of people seeing bodies and such.....
i honestly dont know what it could be but i think we will never know untill disclosure comes by
Originally posted by rickyrrr
Originally posted by Illustronic
I would like to pose one serious question, it is pretty well known no intelligent extraterrestrial life exists in our solar system other than here, earth. So apparently an extraterrestrial alien craft would have to come from many light years distant. How confident are you that such a technology that is able to interstellar travel would also crash into a planet. OK let's consider it was just a probe, sent before their technology progressed or from an alien planet millenniums deceased already since they launched a space probe 9 hundred thousand years ago. Also consider we have no verifiable proof of extraterrestrial visitation we can go to a museum and touch/look at.
But how confident would you really be is proposing that an interstellar spacecraft would be so careless as to crash into a planet under advanced extraterrestrial alien life control?
My answer is slim to none.
[snip]edit on 26-12-2011 by elevatedone because: (no reason given)
That is, unless the craft didn't just *accidentally* crash....
-rrr