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Originally posted by AlienCarnage
reply to post by Amaterasu
Disingenuous again...? Or are you suggesting the military had no interest in Roswell... Regardless of the investigators and their issues, I find it VERY hard to believe that the military mistook a weather balloon for a flying disk.
But you believe whatever you want to about that.
It has been stated that many of then advanced aircraft that the military uses now were still in developement back then.
It wouldn't be a stretch to say that possibly the UFO that was recovered at Roswell would more likely have been one of the test flights for said aircraft.
Not knowing all the goings on in the military it would easily be mistaken for an alien craft, and there would have been a cover up by the military in order to keep anything of said aircraft out of the public eye, because news travels fast and would easily have reached the enemies of the country at the time, which would have made us lose any "leg up" over them that we would have had.
Most likely said officer would not be given any reason for the cover up, so his belief would be that an alien crash was being covered up, not a secret test of a military craft.
Yes it was a horrible cover to use a weather baloon for a cover up, but in another way it was ingenius, people including the officer knew it was a cover-up, but the military knew it would lead people to think aliens and not towards secret military operations. This would lead people away from the truth in the search for the truth.
It is possible that the craft being tested is still in developement, or that after the accident they put that particular craft on hiadus, or it could be one of the ones that was diclosed late 80's early 90's.
This is my view, whether it be truth or not, we might never know.
Except... I believe it was 1954 that the US made a secret contract with the Grays... So what crashed at Roswell is guaranteed to have been alien.
Originally posted by AlienCarnage
Where is your proof on this? If it is fact please provide proof. If you can not substanciate such clames you should not make them. It is proven fact that the military has been running top secret aircraft missions fo decades. All you have to do is a google search to find the evidence. All a google search does to the info you presented is display belief and unsubstanciated claims. If you can not find the sites that substanciate the information I have presented as evidence, let me know and I will do the work for you and display the liks to those sites for you.
And I have read the Terra Papers. This information is not proof just more unsubstanciated claims.
Originally posted by AlienCarnage
reply to post by Amaterasu
It is not my belief, I can back up my statements with fact, can you? Oh yes you state the "papers" (I refuse to refer to them by name) as proof, just because the pre date "Star Wars" and lucas may have borrowd concepts from these stories of lore, does not make them true. Jules Verne wrote many stories that were advanced for his time, but that dose not make them non fiction. Use hard evidence not something that can easily be explained as fiction.
Proof of my statements is all around in the military. Just look at the military technology we have now, most of it developed in secret and tested where if seen by ordinary people at the time, would have looked alien. Where is your proof to be found?
And actually... Any "proof" you have is secret. So you don't have any either.
Originally posted by AlienCarnage
reply to post by Amaterasu
Actually the proof I have is in the now declassified aircraft we see in the news that used to be top secret in the 80's, Stealth Fighter and Stealth Bomber ring a bell??
Yes there are still classified aircraft as well, but the declassified ones are all the proof I need, and to claim they came from backwards engineered Alien tech would just be speculation on anyones part claiming that.
Originally posted by AlienCarnage
reply to post by Amaterasu
Credible?? Explain this, what makes them credible? Is it the phisical evidence they provided??? No, there was no physical evidence provided. Testimony can be discounted without physical proof. Many of the stories if you listen to them are not consistant through thrier retelling of them, and those that are sound as though they are rehearsed. This can not be used as evidence. Your opinion or someone elses that these are credible whitnesses does not matter. The fact is there is not tangeble proof to prove your point.
Originally posted by Amaterasu
Ah. I see. That is why we do not convict anyone of a crime if all we have is 27 witnesses? We need physical evidence? That is just the most absurd position I have heard of.
Originally posted by Amaterasu
Well, clearly you have decided to discount testimony from people in military, police, doctors, reporters, dentists, scientists, intelligence, professors, writers, dog groomers, and every other occupation - BY THE HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS - because they (all!?!) can be discounted from lack of evidence.
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What an absurd thing to say! Why should these people be exempt from human error? An unusual phenomena without any reference point can foll the best of us, regardless of whether we are bin men or surgeons! You have to understand that the human mind is easily fooled. It sees patterns in things that's it's job, even if there's not enough information there. Now I couldn't discount completely the idea of aliens visiting us here on Earth, evidence for such a conjecture requires a bit more evidence than what we have so far. Statements whether they're from bin men of surgeons are just not enough.
Originally posted by AlienCarnage
reply to post by Amaterasu
I discount testimony for the following; just because they are doctors police officers, ect does not make them credible. Due to stories in the media, when people see something they can't explain their subconcious remembers these stories and replaces facts with pieces of fiction thus these stories can not be considered for evidence. Which is why you can not use court case scenarios when analizing the daya from cases such as these. You have to look at things from a non biased point of view with no preconceived ideas of anything.
When looking into eye witness testimony you have to listen to every interview given to see if there stories mach each and every time, most do not including doctors, police and military officials, which indicates either lying or them not truly being certain of what they saw, in either case this testimony has to be dismissed.
In other eye witness testimony there is either too much vague data, or what they are discibing could possibly be of terestial origin, they just lablel it as alien.
The third bit of testimony that have been provided are scripted and you can tell they are, which can easily be thrown out.
This leaves us with the last bit of testimony, and very minimal part of this "evidence". These are people who truly believe what they saw, but have no proof to back up what they saw other than scorch marks on the ground and burnt bushes, which this has all been labeled inconclusive thus far.
This information falls the same as eye witness testimony with a very minimal amount of people that can realy be examined as they seem truthful because they truly believe they were abducted. Althogh interesting, this is still hardly proof.
So what about areas that show impact and burn marks? Well many of these are still under investigations. If the scientific investigations reveal that theas are infact caused by alien craft, then that will be a step in the right direction for providing proof.
Originally posted by timelike
Originally posted by Amaterasu
Ah. I see. That is why we do not convict anyone of a crime if all we have is 27 witnesses? We need physical evidence? That is just the most absurd position I have heard of.
But surely, if a crime has been commited, then there will be evidence too support these 27 witnesses? Or can I just grab 27 people at random and use their statements without anything to support it? Mind you that worked in the witch hunts!
Originally posted by Amaterasu
Well, clearly you have decided to discount testimony from people in military, police, doctors, reporters, dentists, scientists, intelligence, professors, writers, dog groomers, and every other occupation - BY THE HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS - because they (all!?!) can be discounted from lack of evidence.
What an absurd thing to say! Why should these people be exempt from human error?
An unusual phenomena without any reference point can foll the best of us, regardless of whether we are bin men or surgeons! You have to understand that the human mind is easily fooled.
It sees patterns in things that's it's job, even if there's not enough information there.
Now I couldn't discount completely the idea of aliens visiting us here on Earth, evidence for such a conjecture requires a bit more evidence than what we have so far. Statements whether they're from bin men of surgeons are just not enough.
How often do you have multiple witnesses of the same event to compare? Or are you suggesting that Joe Policeman's testimony of his experience on May 1 should match Suzy Doctor's experience on June 1? Most of the time, it's not more than one witness, and I have found that most multiple witness accounts tend to generally agree.