Eyes Only: The Story of Clifford Stone and UFO Crash Retrievals

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He should be ashamed and embarrassed by his allegation that his country and England both conspired to deceive their citizens over this issue. He knows better,” he said. White House Can’t Afford Its Shapeshifting Alien Reptile Guards” is just silly, based on a Youtube video of a Secret Service Agent. Using digital effects, anyone can be made to look reptillian. With digital technology and Hollywood special effects, almost any type of forgery can be made. And there are many YouTube videos that are hoaxes and probably some that are disinformation. That includes outer space aliens, UFO’a and Bin Laden videos. This event and the witnesses and the controversies continue to escalate, especially in Britain. Charles Halt has been part of the disinformation campaign trying to discredit and slander Warren. Rendlesham mania is becoming a major industry.

A tendency to discount or overlook inconvenient facts is a thing debunkers and believers have in common. One dogged British researcher has convincingly shown that the Rendlesham case, or Britain’s Roswell, probably consisted of a concatenation of a meteor, a lighthouse perceived through woods and fog, and the uncanny sounds made by a muntjac deer. Eyewitness reports are subject to considerable embroidery over time, and strings of improbable coincidences can easily be rendered into an occult pattern by a human mind prone to misapprehension and eager for meaning. The researcher had exhaustively demystified the case, and I was perturbed to learn that Kean seemed unfazed by his verdict. When I asked her about it, she did little more than shrug, as though to suggest that such fluky accounts violated Occam’s razor. Even if Rendlesham was “complex,” she said, it was still “one of the top ten U.F.O. encounters of all time.” And, besides, there were always other cases. Hynek, in “The UFO Experience,” had contended that U.F.O. sightings represented a phenomenon that had to be taken in aggregate—hundreds upon hundreds of incredible stories told by credible people. WIRED decided to debunk the 1950 FBI memo to J Edgar Hoover, “What the FBI’s UFO Memo Shows About American Intelligence”. The memo says that three vehicles with advanced technology crashed in New Mexico. The dead occupants were not exactly human. Hopefully they were not neo-cons. If there was a cover-up of some kind by the US military, and possibly even the British government and armed forces in sympathy with their American guests, then we have to ask why? Was it merely a case of not wishing to admit that the skies overhead are not as protected as we might think? The case began 15 years ago and the government was the only one that listened. Why is that? -- “ The Invisible College took notice…and so should you.” Jim Semivan, CIA company was acquired by URS Corporation some years ago. URS employs over 50,000 and is the leading designer and builder of federal classified facilities in the United States. They work with military as well as with the Intelligence Community (particularly the NSA) in constructing and operating some of our nation’s most sensitive and secret facilities.

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Paola also teaches four courses with the Exopolitics Institute, in which she sits on the Board of Directors. More info about Paola’s courses is available here. The DANGER ROOM has expanded their reporting of ConspiracyTheories. And it is a regular feature. The clever writers have a good old time making fun of silly people who tell ridiculous stories. Danger Room does tend to ignore the neo-con conspiracies that got us into wars that violate international law.

THE INDEX

Clifford’s passion was his interest in UFOs. He was a huge part of the UFO community. He had two books published and spoke at many venues from around the world. He was described as a “treasure” in UFO circles. Given the upcoming release of the film mentioned above, some, even UFO believers, were suspicious of the footage. They would claim that it was likely some kind of “publicity stunt” to raise interest in the area. And hence, the film. Some aficionados believe that U.F.O.s have been documented since Biblical times; in “ The Spaceships of Ezekiel,” published in 1974, Josef F. Blumrich, a NASA engineer, argued that the prophet’s heavenly vision of wheels within wheels was an encounter not with God but with an alien spaceship. In “ The UFO Controversy in America” (1975), David Jacobs wrote about a series of “airship” sightings across the country in 1896 and 1897. Spaceships, in our descriptions, have always displayed capabilities just beyond our technological horizon, and with our own wartime advances they grew staggeringly impressive. It’s generally agreed that the modern U.F.O. era began on June 24, 1947, when a private aviator named Kenneth Arnold, while flying a CallAir A-2, saw a loose formation of nine undulating objects near Mt. Rainier. They had the shape of boomerangs or tailless manta rays, and in his estimation they moved at two to three times the speed of sound. He described their motion as that of a “saucer skipped over water.” A newspaper headline conjured “flying saucers.” By the end of the year, at least eight hundred and fifty similar domestic sightings had been reported, according to one independent U.F.O. investigator. Meanwhile, scientists asserted that flying saucers didn’t exist because they couldn’t exist. The Times quoted Gordon Atwater, an astronomer at the Hayden Planetarium, who attributed the flurry of reports to a combination of a “mild case of meteorological jitters” and “mass hypnosis.”