I feel kind of guilty relaying this information....
This 70-plus year old guy drinks too much gin and tends to spill the beans on occasion. But he's always good at reigning it in before he says too
much...so it's not like I'm telling you something you probably don't already know.
On occasion I go over to his house for a glass of wine and he doesn't really get that I know a whole lot about this world we live in. Occasionally,
I'll fire off something off in my enthusiasm--and his eyes will widen because he's wondering how in the world I'd know that, but for the most part I
act like I'm just the pretty little neighbor from the next town over.
But he was once pretty high up in the Air Force (I won't say what his title was, although I know....but I like the guy) but his job did involve
"needing to know" a whole lot of important stuff.
So, we were talking tonight about this missing plane from Malaysia and he said that he'd recently called a friend of his who was a 747 pilot for a
very long time---doing long distance international flights. This pilot has a lot of friends, etc., who also know a lot of well-placed people-and this
pilot's theory was this:
The plane landed in Pakistan. It is not in the ocean. He wouldn't elaborate anymore. But he did tell me the name of the pilot who told him this,
although the guy is retired now.
And then my friend started talking about TWA 800 and how it truly was a surface to air missile that shot it down. He was "in the know" at that time
and he told me tonight that the missile was meant for the Israeli plane that took off early because the TWA flight was delayed by 10 minutes.
Then we started talking about Area 51---which he has been to many times. He was transferred to Nellis in Las Vegas after many years at an East Coast
gig. He'd have to go to debriefings every morning at 6:00 AM at Nellis and they had some sort of hierarchy of secrecy that was called "Pave Code."
There were five levels to Pave Code, but he wouldn't elaborate more than that.
He admitted he hadn't been into all of the hangars at 51, but he saw some crazy aircraft that for his time was just crazy stuff. He wouldn't admit to
it being "other worldly" and thought I was crazy for thinking that. But I kind of got the feeling that he was bullying, and relying on old instincts
to deal with me. He admitted that he'd never tell me everything he knew.
I gave him my "the universe is so huge, of course there are other civilizations in it and that the government is hiding it from us for various
reasons" line and he was interested. He wanted to know if I knew what sort of evidence they had left behind and I said that I knew they had disarmed
nuclear bombs and he sort of looked down and didn't go there.
Interesting conversation. Nothing earth shattering, but I can tell he is trained to deal with the public in a very nefarious, guarded way. He did
say he once saw a UFO when he was driving with his family in the car, so I got the feeling that if the government does know about UFO's he didn't have
"need to know" status and doesn't really know.
He did relay one story about a Russian military aircraft that landed in Israel. The pilot wanted to defect. He said they shipped the aircraft over
to the US on an aircraft carrier and then a US military pilot was supposed to fly it over to Las Vegas so it could be reverse engineered, but the
pilot crashed near Bakersfield, CA and died. The public was wondering what it was, and they were lied to. In the end, thanks to the smart public,
the Air Force had to recreate some other story in its place---more to the truth. I guess that would be easy to check out.
He was willing to say that all kinds of things go on without our knowing... and that he felt that the missing Malaysia plane falls into that category.
His friends felt the same way.
He was totally serious about the TWA plane that crashed and even gave me a book to read called Night Fall.
He's had a very interesting life......
I know none of this is new to you ATS'ers, but thought I'd give a little report anyway.
edit on 30-3-2014 by MRuss because: (no reason given)
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