posted on Nov, 3 2010 @ 02:38 PM
Originally posted by Blaine91555
If I'm not mistaken that was taken straight from a work of fiction. Where did you pick that up?
There have certainly been a number of pulp science fiction books that deal with the subject of Nazis winning World War II, and a secret group of time
travelers working to make sure that never happened. Philip K. Dick wrote "Man in the High Castle," which was about a scenario along those lines, I
believe.
Most of what I've heard about Roswell being connected to time travelers and alternate timelines comes from the various public appearances of Philip
Corso, Jr. I find it interesting that George Hoover supposedly said roughly the same thing. The link between the two, of course, is Bill Birnes, who
curiously seems more intent on pushing the extra-terrestrial angle on such shows as UFO Hunters, and steering away from the time travel stuff. Either
Birnes is just an old, hard-headed ETH proponent, and doesn't want to listen to Hoover and Corso, or maybe he thinks the public isn't ready to find
out about the time travelers, which are in many ways harder to comprehend and deal with.
Another thing I think is interesting about the Roswell stuff is how over the years the Roswell aliens have morphed into these kind of freaky green
bug-like things, when most of the supposed eyewitness descriptions of them (as well as other "aliens" such as those encountered by Betty and Barney
Hill and Travis Walton), are of essentially human-like "little people," who except for being a bit smaller are essentially humans. I see this as a
strange shift away from the old days of contactees, where aliens were often seen as human, to make them as little like humans as possible. Is this a
purposeful manipulation of the image? I don't know.
It makes me want to put Bill Birnes on the new Majestic 12 list, though, along with Jacques Vallee (former member), Michio Kaku, and Stan Friedman,
among others, including military officers, who are obviously a lot less public. He seems to be the pivot point for a lot of information and
information manipulation.