Is this company working with alien technology in Nevada?

originally posted by: ditchweed
a reply to: Brotherman
LOL! I almost sprayed coffee all over my computer when I read that comment! I agree, they aren't reverse engineering anything (alien).

I posted a thread here a long number of years ago about my nasa tapes and no one could decode them from the moon missions. Verified real but also speculated to be taped over. The machine, the only machine in the world that could have done it was found in a Mcdonalds bwahahahaha true story check the nasa tapes thread.

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originally posted by: Brotherman
I posted a thread here a long number of years ago about my nasa tapes and no one could decode them from the moon missions. Verified real but also speculated to be taped over. The machine, the only machine in the world that could have done it was found in a Mcdonalds bwahahahaha true story check the nasa tapes thread.

I read your posted link thread…….

Try to find and get a hold of this guy Dr. John Hansen…….he may be able to help or point you in the right direction. Good Luck 🍀



Recovering Audio from the Apollo Moon Missions

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a reply to: Brotherman

Me too. The whole thing seemed like a scam. They said they had noticed I had experience working with radar systems in the Navy, and that they also liked all of the other electronic and mechanical engineering experience I had, but the pay was also pretty paltry considering they wanted me to pay for my own health insurance, transportation, and lodging, and wouldn't help in the slightest when it came to travelling to other countries, especially when I'd be travelling basically 100% of the time, with no ability to work from home whatsoever. They said I'd be travelling from office to office working on a few things here and there, and that it was very departmentalized. I figured it was some Oak Ridge type crap, and besides the pay it didn't seem very appealing at all. Seemed more geared towards fresh and naive engineering grads.

So, I just dismissed it.