Rendlesham Forest…, A Christmas Story from 1980 - Can We ‘Let it Be’?

originally posted by: mirageman
a reply to: Baablacksheep

a reply to: AdamE

° A remote brain wave detection system would used to identify personnel VERP (Visual Event Related Brain Potential)
° Magnetic recordings from the brain
° Holographic applications. Lifelike, visual and IR illusions including open air deception.

There was a lot of R&D going on in the East Anglia Area into high technologies during the time of the incident. What if some of that or similar technology was being tried out and the base personnel were not meant to be out there?

We know that technologies need to tested and we also know those testing haven't--historically speaking--worried too much about the test subjects. All in the name of, ahem, national security of course.

a reply to: mirageman

Theft at East gate, round of applause to Mr pope for that one. regarding insults, I think you will find that a lot of people have been slagging each other off, witnesses and followers of different factions.

a reply to: mirageman

Yes, so much secret stuff going on in that area, (many base's ) from the 1940s on so I wouldn't be surprised if it was British related.
also so many reports of paranormal activity in the area but that's been going on for hundreds of years.

originally posted by: wobbs62
a reply to: mirageman

Theft at East gate, round of applause to Mr pope for that one. regarding insults, I think you will find that a lot of people have been slagging each other off, witnesses and followers of different factions.

Wot?

Ha!! You have much to learn. Theft at East Gate his idea? The Pope regurgitated it from here.



We have been onto all of this for a couple of years and you should be aware that this thread often veers between sarcastic biting humour and serious investigation.

a reply to: The GUT

We know that technologies need to tested and we also know those testing haven't--historically speaking--worried too much about the test subjects. All in the name of, ahem, national security of course.

Yes indeed. I can't place the ham on the sandwich for our hungry friend Kev.

But I believe that all of this had more to do with the Cold War than anything from outer space or even outta time!

originally posted by: mirageman
a reply to: The GUT

We know that technologies need to tested and we also know those testing haven't--historically speaking--worried too much about the test subjects. All in the name of, ahem, national security of course.

Yes indeed. I can't place the ham on the sandwich for our hungry friend Kev.

But I believe that all of this had more to do with the Cold War than anything from outer space or even outta time!

I'm also 100% convinced of this.

But ham IS NOT on the sandwich yet.

It probably never will be.

originally posted by: The GUT

originally posted by: mirageman
a reply to: Baablacksheep

a reply to: AdamE

° A remote brain wave detection system would used to identify personnel VERP (Visual Event Related Brain Potential)
° Magnetic recordings from the brain
° Holographic applications. Lifelike, visual and IR illusions including open air deception.

There was a lot of R&D going on in the East Anglia Area into high technologies during the time of the incident. What if some of that or similar technology was being tried out and the base personnel were not meant to be out there?

We know that technologies need to tested and we also know those testing haven't--historically speaking--worried too much about the test subjects. All in the name of, ahem, national security of course.

Considering there were apparent EM generating efforts underway in the area, and considering the area has a history of BoL and other odd phenomena, maybe the high power being using used exacerbated or heightened this phenomena?
Your link is gold.

Don't saw it mentioned yet, but there was an interview with John Burroughs on The Unexplained podcast

Not much new for most of you, but it does mention the different take of Penniston, the fact that radar triggered them going in the woods, 4 nights, Andrew Pike, missing time, John recalling being on top a hill seeing the ocean and lighthouse (?), EM signal tech inside the lighthouse, ...

It even seemed to me John was steering in the direction of To The Stars all of a sudden (multiple times).

Entertaining for those who care and perhaps some clues/leads/diversion/misdirection for others.

On another note, what's the deal with all them sandwiches?

(btw Kev, the ham as a matter of taste isn't that big of a deal)

originally posted by: AdamE

originally posted by: The GUT

originally posted by: mirageman
a reply to: Baablacksheep

a reply to: AdamE

° A remote brain wave detection system would used to identify personnel VERP (Visual Event Related Brain Potential)
° Magnetic recordings from the brain
° Holographic applications. Lifelike, visual and IR illusions including open air deception.

There was a lot of R&D going on in the East Anglia Area into high technologies during the time of the incident. What if some of that or similar technology was being tried out and the base personnel were not meant to be out there?

We know that technologies need to tested and we also know those testing haven't--historically speaking--worried too much about the test subjects. All in the name of, ahem, national security of course.

Considering there were apparent EM generating efforts underway in the area, and considering the area has a history of BoL and other odd phenomena, maybe the high power being using used exacerbated or heightened this phenomena?
Your link is gold.

Thanks! And in reference to your excellent points here: Condign comes to mind again and back into play? I really had planned a whole section on Condign alone in my own thread and never got around to it.

a reply to: zeroPointOneQ

Good spot! Howard used to be on a local radio show here but I think he's moved to London now. He has a very good radio voice. Probably a good face for radio as well (only joking!).

Here's the page link for those who don't know : The Unexplained Podcast

".... it does mention the different take of Penniston, the fact that radar triggered them going in the woods, 4 nights, Andrew Pike, missing time, John recalling being on top a hill seeing the ocean and lighthouse (?), EM signal tech inside the lighthouse, ... "

I am not sure how John saw the ocean from the Suffolk coast??? But I will give it a listen sometime.

On another note, what's the deal with all them sandwiches?
(btw Kev, the ham as a matter of taste isn't that big of a deal)

I believe it is a preferable alternative to all the porkie pies that are far too easy to consume in this case.

a reply to: zeroPointOneQ

I posted a while back, that the 'Phenomenon" could materialize a full ham sandwich
if it wanted, by creating a quantum bubble that turned into a Universe whose full
purpose was to evolve a ham sandwich, and that at that "tech level", that wouldn't
be absurd at all.. that on Star Trek, a replicator could make a chunk of so-called
UFO metal or a ham sandwich either one..as a comparison.

So we've all been having fun with that "ham sandwich" thing.

I've got this beautiful theory about most everything.. and this
damn RFI is all deception and BOl.

At least BOL has a lot to do with it.. I predicted that 5 years ago.

Now.. the BOL were probably just "dumb" BOL.

Hard to say.. but probably true.

That's the story.

Kev

a reply to: KellyPrettyBear

We need a change of menu. We need some "beef" !!.

a reply to: Baablacksheep

Get your own universe!

a reply to: mirageman

Should of known pope is not witty enough to have thought of that one but he definitely wants people to think that he came up with that, I have not read every page on this thread but I know all major players have been made fun of.

a reply to: mirageman

That is funny by the way.

a reply to: mirageman

Forget ham sandwiches, pork pies seam to be the snack food of choice for RFI witnesses.

a reply to: zeroPointOneQ

I caught up with that podcast from the Unexplained featuring John. Nothing much new to learn to be honest. Howard only does 1 hour interviews although thankfully they are commercial free. So it was short and trod old ground much of the time.

John was careful to say he still thinks the incident is unexplained but he was edging towards the answer being hi-tech tests and the natural EMP fields that exist in the area that Andrew Pike had been studying. He mentioned Doty (although not by name) and the mystery document he talked about on KGRA.

I notice he claimed the incident began around 3am on the 1st night (as opposed to Penniston's just after midnight). He also said he remembers chasing the lights until they reached a point overlooking the coast on a hill where they could see the lighthouse and the ocean (
I take that as being the North Sea). Although he didn't feel there was enough time to have reached that point and got back to base by around 4:30am.

He definitely mentioned the 'To the Stars' project and the 'UAP Experiencer group'. Also mentioned were some kind of EM experiments conducted from the Orfordness lighthouse and that although Cobra Mist never worked, and was shelved, most of the employees continued working in the area on classified projects.

The old Cobra Mist site at Orfordness is now being used by Radio Caroline. Here's a short video of the area for those who have never seen it.

a reply to: mirageman

Eventually.. if these folks stay current on your ATS thread,
they will all say whatever you are currently saying.

As long as they still make some $$ for appearances..

a reply to: KellyPrettyBear

I'm sure I could take inspiration and fund it from my "Download Dogs" hotdog stand as part of a bigger "To the Stores Academy" project. With The J1mb0 - B1nary D0g and D0ughnut "selection as the main speciality.



I haven't decided whether to pitch it in Hy Brasil or Woodbridge yet. That's all to be properly co-ordinated.
Hell I'll even throw in a free large cup of "Richard Dough Tea" to wash it all down with as well. Trouble is I know I will get complaints from people who simply refuse to swallow it!

You want to be part of the executive team? Or are you still looking for that ham sandwich?