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Originally posted by TheoOne
Is it me or is it believable that government is pissed about Roswell incident being so popular?
Originally posted by merka
I dont buy the autopsy videos. They just dont make sense to me, unless the its the 10,000th alien the military got to slice apart or something. Its far too shoddy and quick.
...and why is it that only American government staff have caught them, whereas not a single other person on the planet has done so (including American civilians)? It seems that alien contact is limited to US government personel only. It doesn't make sense...
Originally posted by Observer_PR
Anyone who believes a ufo crashed at Roswell is truly delusional and must seek a mental expert.
Originally posted by Observer_PR
Anyone who believes a ufo crashed at Roswell is truly delusional and must seek a mental expert. It is plain stupidity to even consider such outrageous theories which create further speculation and confusion. C'mon people you're smarter than this.
Originally posted by earthman4
Nothing crashed. Some debris were found. Nothing out of the ordinary.
By now Roswell has become myth without substance, and there really are no more whistleblowers around to bring the truth to the surface anyway. Sadly there may never be a resolution to this mystery...
In 1995, just after I had completed the manuscript for my second edition in August,
an "Aurora" crashed and burned near La Luz, New Mexico, just to the north of
Alamogordo and Holloman Air Force Base. This material developed too late for me to
include in the second edition.
Around five days after the crash, while at the intersection of Old Pecos Trail and
Rodeo Road at the southeast corner of Santa Fe, I saw a gray, 'pug-nosed' stake bed
truck which had exited 1-25 from the south, as it stopped at a light. It had a CIA license
plate on the center front of its bumper. As it turned left to go west on Rodeo Road—
which goes across the south side of Santa Fe—I noticed that it had a tarpaulin on its bed
covering some debris. It went west to Cerrillos Road, turned north to Siler Road, then
made a left down Siler, and took a right down a street leading to a recycling center which
I often went to. There, it unloaded its 'salvage'.
The following day, I examined the debris, and even dissasssembled a component.
The salvage included the following (drawn to the best of my recollection):
(me, not shown here)
The debris was blackened from the burning, and someone had taken a sledge
hammer to the dish, in attempt to deface it, but failed to break a single "power-vac". The
entire assembly appeared to be a high-amperage switching system which carried 15.5 Kv
current to two places at a time, totalling twelve in all, in bipolar pairs. This seemed to
confirm the rumor that the "Aurora" could hover and use "UFO-like" electro-propulsive
technology, in addition to its normal turbojet power.
Originally posted by Pilgrum
I have personally seen a UFO but nothing about it really suggested aliens apart from it being impossible in terms of known human capabilities.
Originally posted by Observer_PR
Anyone who believes a ufo crashed at Roswell is truly delusional and must seek a mental expert.