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originally posted by: mirageman
There are various scenarios that are possible with the binary codes.
1) Jim really did receive a binary code download back in 1980 from a craft of unknown origin.
2) Someone else planted this whole story in Jim's mind to make him believe this was the case.
3) Jim has created the whole episode for his own motives.
originally posted by: Baablacksheep
What about what is written in lindas book re the binary......End of the day there is an ex military man seemingly receiving binary codes ...
There is no evidence he ‘received’ them. He did write them down apparently, but anyone could do that
Maybe the book will reveal all. But you will have to pay to found out
Only time will tell in all of this... only "Time"
originally posted by: Baablacksheep
I understand well how it "appears", but you are actually implying fraud here, yes ?
originally posted by: Baablacksheep
a reply to: mirageman
LOL MM .
What would support or refute this? Potentially the identity of Rochan...
The binary code should be totally removed from the RFI as a distraction and something that belongs more in Star Trek
The way the binary story has been presented is so poorly done that that possibility has to be high on the list. We've been through this all before.
I agree re its presentation. And one can rule out nothing.
I could see these lights over the treetops […] all these bright lights. […] fluorescent lights, kind of a glow, like a reddish glow.
[…]
They looked like fluorescent colored lights, like red and green, glowing lights
[…]
it was just hovering over the treetops, and it was just, just, like an eye that was almost following everybody.
[…]
It was really glowing like a reddish, greenish light. It was a like, it was really glowing. You know what it looked like, like something was really hot and it was just glowing.
[…]
as people were getting close to this thing, it kind of came nearer to us and then it would go forward and then go back and all of a sudden it just disappeared, like something out of Star Trek. It was like warp speed and we were all, “What was that?” It was gone
Col. Halt came afterwards, yes, he came afterwards, after all that was called in. I remember him turning up. That’s when they kind of gathered everyone around and said this is what we are going to do, and everybody kind of dispersed and did what they were told to do.
[…]
It was gone, and then that’s when they started doing all their investigations and I was just a, after we secured the area, they said, “Okay. You’re gone. Get out of here.”
a reply to: ctj83
David Rochan was a character
After the failure of the light-alls, Bustinza and Burroughs joined the patrol looking for the object.
“Suddenly the object was just there”, Bustinza went on, “it was a dark, silver-colored metal, with plenty of rainbow-colored lights on it. I couldn't tell if something was breaking the light up, like a prism, or if it was the actual color of the lights [plasma again?]. It was a tremendous size. It even surprised me that it was able to fit into the clearing [he probably means the clearing where Battram and his team first discovered it and where the landing marks were found].
We were ordered to form a perimeter around the object at about 15-foot intervals between patrol members.”
After watching the object for about 30 minutes, Bustinza stated, “it was gone in a flash”
Burroughs corroborated these events. He will neither confirm nor deny the presence of the craft’s occupants, saying only that “a lot more happened out there than anyone knows about.”
As far as John receiving codes, that would be what the claims by Rochon was, not to mention there are some things out there by Jim Penniston himself re this element....
....is this true..? Or just another one of Bustinza’s exaggerations?