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Originally posted by Imtor
Thanks for the replies. I thought it was you with Phil Schneider, without knowing who you are, Would've been a good way in search for if Dulce base exists at all.
Since you are not, that makes you no different from anyone else who has nothing better to offer than anyone else. So don't worry, you don't have to waste your time with 'such creatures' as I just lost interest in any of your so called credibility.
Hi A51
Originally posted by A51Watcher
June 28 - ...approached the observers in a jagged, zigzagging course, with frequent bursts of speed... to a point directly overhead, and the four officers reported that it then made a sharp, sudden 90° turn toward the south... they heard no noise.
(strangely maneuvering light) Montgomery, Alabama - 9:20 p.m. CST (7:20pmPST)
Originally posted by dgtempe
Wow. This is the best, informative thread I've ever seen!
Originally posted by Pimander
Hi A51
There are some incredible speeds there. But a lot of these might be simply exceptionally quick conventional craft that the witnesses didn't recognise....
That's what drew my attention to the report above....
There is no way this is a conventional craft from that period, or even current technology. This jagged zigzagging at high speed would likely kill the pilot as a result of the physical forces exerted on his/her body.
More examples of these impossible seeming movements would raise some fascinating questions.
I have also seen examples of objects doing 90 degree turns and stopping dead from high speeds.
Did the newspapers in that locality report many such examples?
The possibility of craft not originating from Earthly technology coupled with suspiciously high air accident reports right where the most sensitive military tests on Earth were being conducted is intriguing to say the least.
I'm guessing you have some evidence that this is the case?
Originally posted by Pervius
The super secret flying thingy's were remote controlled flying discs all right. Crazy wacko's were beaming up heavy amounts of energy for them to fly and didn't realize the energy mirrored off the upper atmosphere and was really doing some damage to living things on Earth. Nor did they care at the time of radiation leaching from said objects into the air people were breathing.
That's why it can't ever ever ever be declassified. And the whole "weather balloon" and "aliens ufo" PsyOps programs.
Originally posted by Pimander
I'm guessing you have some evidence that this is the case?
Originally posted by Pervius
The super secret flying thingy's were remote controlled flying discs all right. Crazy wacko's were beaming up heavy amounts of energy for them to fly and didn't realize the energy mirrored off the upper atmosphere and was really doing some damage to living things on Earth. Nor did they care at the time of radiation leaching from said objects into the air people were breathing.
That's why it can't ever ever ever be declassified. And the whole "weather balloon" and "aliens ufo" PsyOps programs.
Do you ever get the feeling that it's quieter than it should be? I keep seeing grand claims to know the truth but nobody wants to play when it comes to robustly defending their "truth".
Originally posted by A51Watcher
Originally posted by Pimander
I'm guessing you have some evidence that this is the case?
Originally posted by Pervius
The super secret flying thingy's were remote controlled flying discs all right. Crazy wacko's were beaming up heavy amounts of energy for them to fly and didn't realize the energy mirrored off the upper atmosphere and was really doing some damage to living things on Earth. Nor did they care at the time of radiation leaching from said objects into the air people were breathing.
That's why it can't ever ever ever be declassified. And the whole "weather balloon" and "aliens ufo" PsyOps programs.
At this point we can safely assume the answer is no.