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Originally posted by LooseLipsSinkShips
i don't see how this will make America "squirm." this may be big news in France but it barely makes the headlines in the USA. It sounds like there is a lot of animosity in France. Animosity that America could care less about.
France's discolsure is no better than my neighbor's information on UFO's. Everyone knows America is #1 in almost everything so naturally they can hope that the #1 UFO country will reveal their secrets. Other countries can only hope. I'm confident America has technology that "makes the Stealth Bomber look like a tinker toy."
Quote: William Cooper
Originally posted by gottago
5. Air France Flight 1994
The 28th Jan, 1994. The sky is perfectly cloudless and the plane is flying at 11,000 meters at 650 km/hr.
Over greater Paris, the chief steward signals the captain of the Airbus A300 linking Nice and London that he believes a weather balloon is to the plane's left.
The pilot and copilot view the object in turn and agree that it is nothing known to them. It is a large red-brown disc that is constantly changing shape and is estimated to be 500 meters below them, judging from the scattered clouds, and is extremely large. the plane progressively crosses this remarkable phenomenon's flightpath, which then disappears after about a minute.
The captain, fearing ridicule does not report this encounter until 1997, when a large-circulation newsweekly publishes the incident using Air Force documentation. He doubtless is convinced of the importance of the sighting and decides to give sworn testimony.
SERPA conducts an investigation ending in June 2000 with the aid of the world-renowned specialist in aerial observations, Dr. Weinstein, also a longstanding associate with GEPAN. Three years after the occurrence, the inquiry is difficult, and even though there is a perfect correlation between the observed phenomenon and the radar signature, there is little chance that the witness testimonies were altered by a belated reconstruction, and the phenomenon that is described--which remains exceptional and which has not been explained to this day--leaves the door open to all hypotheses.
Et voila. Bonne lecture!
[edit on 23-3-2007 by gottago]
Originally posted by gottago
3. Cussac 1967
4. Trans-en-Provence 1981 (one of the most famous French cases)
5. Air France Flight 1994
Originally posted by LooseLipsSinkShips
i don't see how this will make America "squirm." this may be big news in France but it barely makes the headlines in the USA. It sounds like there is a lot of animosity in France. Animosity that America could care less about.
France's discolsure is no better than my neighbor's information on UFO's. Everyone knows America is #1 in almost everything so naturally they can hope that the #1 UFO country will reveal their secrets. Other countries can only hope. I'm confident America has technology that "makes the Stealth Bomber look like a tinker toy."
Quote: William Cooper
Trans-en-Provence Physical Trace Case
www.ufoevidence.org...