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Originally posted by blocula
In 1967 policeman Herbert Schirmer,while riding in his patrol car one night in Nebraska saw a landed ufo on the side of the highway and he was also abducted during that encounter and for daring to come forward and tell of his encounter he was ruthlessly ridiculed and had unknown people actually try and kill him...
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Originally posted by OPUFO3257142119
Great Question!!!
Here in WNY on the 11 of November 2010 in Orchard Park these photos were taken
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Originally posted by Rocketman7
There was a different case though, where an officer saw a flying disk beside the road I think a few years prior that sounds more authentic. The craft had three landing pods, left those landing pod marks on the ground.
Anyone remember the case?
Originally posted by Rocketman7
In 1967 policeman Herbert Schirmer,
Originally posted by ZeskoWhirligan
Originally posted by Rocketman7
There was a different case though, where an officer saw a flying disk beside the road I think a few years prior that sounds more authentic. The craft had three landing pods, left those landing pod marks on the ground.
Anyone remember the case?
You talking about the Lonnie Zamora case, 1964? That was in Socorro, New Mexico. Wasn't a flying disk, though. It was an oblong, brilliantly-reflective craft. He saw humanoids, saw the thing levitate and depart at high speed, witnessed that its "exhaust" set the brush afire. Zamora's immaculate reputation in the community is what makes the case eminently credible, even though cynics tried to discredit the story as a college prank.
Originally posted by Rocketman7
Thats the one! I couldn't remember it. I wanted to look that up and examine the story to see if I could glean some innuendo out of his report.
Thanks!
Originally posted by Rocketman7
Zamora, ok, another high level communication using a blank.
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Originally posted by Rocketman7
To be continued...
Originally posted by Rocketman7
Full of secret innuendo.
Originally posted by blocula
reply to post by ZeskoWhirligan
It must be absolutely terrible to be abducted by aliens,wether they are benevolent or malevolent. Without warning to be unexpectedly forced in such a bizzare way to realize whats actually going on in this world,to be brought face to face with whats being done to us,to see who and what is doing it to us and then be returned to a society that mostly lives in denial,the majority of people who find it easier to ridicule and ignore reality than face the truth...
Originally posted by Rocketman7
to be continued... (Who shot JFK thats what I am interested in.)
Within hours, Zamora was interviewed by U.S. Army Captain Richard T. Holder, Up-Range Commander of the White Sands Missile Range, and by FBI Special Agent Arthur Byrnes, Jr., the latter requesting that the FBI's involvement be kept secret. Zamora described the object to them:
Originally posted by Rocketman7
So they didn't know the innuendo very well, because Zamora references a door, in the context of close the door, and that is code speak regarding the insider boys, old boys club stuff to them.
So he is referencing involvement by arch angels, right antenna, probably trying to suggest that Robert had something to do with it, and so Zamora then tells what Either Jack Ruby or Lee Harvey Oswald told someone and he says basically, he doesn't know what happened, it looked to him like time travellers or angels beamed into people, and shot JFK.
Originally posted by blocula
reply to post by ZeskoWhirligan
What i meant by terrible is realizing what you know to be true,most people ridicule and refuse to admit whats going on...
Originally posted by blocula
Hers a really compelling case that is often over looked and forgotten > 1980-The Cash / Landrum Piney Woods Encounter