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Originally posted by xpoq47
reply to post by something wicked
Well, one piece of evidence we know the government did possses and might not yet have destroyed is the footage from Project Twinkle. That would nail down not the existence of extraterrestials per se but just that UFOs do exist and allow pretty accurate calculations of the sizes and flight characteristics of the objects captured by two cinetheodolites at a time, providing azimuth, elevation, and timing data displayed on each frame of the motion-picture film in stereophotography.
Project Twinkle
As to existence of the Roswell debris, all the smoking-gun evidence we have is perhaps the photo of the Ramey memo.
“In September, the White House launched "We the People," an initiative in which the Obama administration officially responds to any petition that receives more than 25,000 signatures within 30 days. The petitions assert that extraterrestrials exist on Earth and that the government has gone to great lengths to hide that information. How did the government respond? Phil Larson, who works in the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy, said, "The U.S. government has no evidence that any life exists outside our planet, or that an extraterrestrial presence has contacted or engaged any member of the human race." The official White House response also states that "there is no credible information to suggest that any evidence is being hidden from the public's eye." One questions remains: Why did the White House respond to these petitions when they were short 8,000 signatures? There were other petitions that did not get a response concerning same-sex marriage, Keystone XL Pipeline, and the Electoral College. At the time of this posting, only the Electoral College petition had more than 17,000 signatures. It has gained 19,082 signatures so far, and the White House has yet issue a response.
Originally posted by mikemck1976
Whatever the White House wants to say is fine and good. But is it the truth? I went to a few different stories about this. This is what I found.
The "We the People," initiative in which the Obama administration officially responds to any petition that receives more than 25,000 signatures within 30 days. Why did the White House respond to these petitions when they were short 8,000 signatures?
Link to full story.
“In September, the White House launched "We the People," an initiative in which the Obama administration officially responds to any petition that receives more than 25,000 signatures within 30 days. The petitions assert that extraterrestrials exist on Earth and that the government has gone to great lengths to hide that information. How did the government respond? Phil Larson, who works in the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy, said, "The U.S. government has no evidence that any life exists outside our planet, or that an extraterrestrial presence has contacted or engaged any member of the human race." The official White House response also states that "there is no credible information to suggest that any evidence is being hidden from the public's eye." One questions remains: Why did the White House respond to these petitions when they were short 8,000 signatures? There were other petitions that did not get a response concerning same-sex marriage, Keystone XL Pipeline, and the Electoral College. At the time of this posting, only the Electoral College petition had more than 17,000 signatures. It has gained 19,082 signatures so far, and the White House has yet issue a response.
The petition was short 8,000 signatures! Why did they feel that they had to respond to THIS petition, and not the others (the ones that would be the most important in the minds of the majority of Americans) that are also short of signatures.
Seems kind of odd doesn't it?
Originally posted by libertytoall
Originally posted by ljib777
Their response to the petition is typical and the rest of the world is laughing at US.
The more they deny the truth, the more the rest of the world looks at us with contempt and suspicion.
We know the truth and it will all come out in the open soon enough.
Once the LORD GOD gives the green light, 5th trumpet, then there will be no more denying anything.
This country's leadership brings nothing but shame to the people living here.
But more shame, confusion and wrath to themselves then the population with the borders.
All I can say is GROWUP REPROBATES. The Lord Jesus is at the door and time for repentance is getting slimmer as eevery day passes.
It's US and Israeli top secret technology, Why on earth would they confirm or describe it? Use common sense..
The U.S. government has no evidence that any life exists outside our planet, or that an extraterrestrial presence has contacted or engaged any member of the human race.
Originally posted by Erno86
Logical One - A question: Have you read or heard about this TWA Flight 117; UFO incident, and your opinion or thoughts about what the UFO could have been?
Thanks,
Erno86
Back in those days we very seldom cruised much above the prescribed MEA (minimum enroute altitude). This day was no exception to the rule, a leisurely 145 knots at about 3,000' or so. Every foot of altitude we'd reach at cruise needed to take into consideration the physical considerations of our passenger's ears during the subsequent descent, about 300' per minute was our desired rate in the twenty-six passenger unpressurized DC-3's cabin.
Originally posted by casinoed
Key phrase:
The U.S. government has no evidence that any life exists outside our planet, or that an extraterrestrial presence has contacted or engaged any member of the human race.
I buy that. C'mon, if aliens had travelled millions of light years through space to visit another planet they would likely be seeking contact with the greatest intelligence on that destination planet.
No surprises that the U.S. Government doesn't have a scooby about it...
Originally posted by sean
reply to post by SuperKawaiiNibiru
Sure they can keep secrets. Watergate is nothing compared to a dead alien on a slab. If you're a top dog scientists down in a basement carving on that alien making a million a year income I am sure you could keep a secret. They have screening processes to ensure that nothing gets out like thumb drives with data on them. They have you strip down into special garments, step through detectors and x-ray machines, shower after exposure. Kind of like a ultra level secure clean room with Ebola virus in there. The security there is top notch you can't even sneeze in there without someone knowing about it, they have sensors on top of sensors and camera's everywhere in that place. They even have sensors on the drinking fountains and the drain pipes (not kidding). Most levels and rooms are compartmentalized and have just 2-3 people working in them area's. So if word got out it wouldn't be hard to find out who did it. Most will just say it's a doctored photo or something anyways. Even if you could sneak a camera or photo out, some places are under special hoods and lighting or so dark you wouldn't know what the hell you was looking at anyways. The only way probably to find out what's going on in these facilities is to work there for yourself.
Originally posted by xpoq47
Various sources cite minimum en route altitudes of 1,000, 1,500, or 2,000 feet for nonmountainous areas (higher for areas of cold weather).
Originally posted by sorgfelt
Seeing a high speed aircraft is one thing. Watching it abruptly reverse direction, continuing at the same speed without any apparent slowdown is quite another. That's what I saw.