I knew Keel. He was a character, you could say that. But things happened to him that didn't seem to happen to anyone else.
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Witnesses like Bill Brazel stated government personnel took what they had found. It makes no sense to demand "extraordinary proof" if the government took it and won't reveal it.Do you have extraordinary proof that the USG took ANYTHING?
Marks, damage, and injuries happen all the time, with no ETI's being involved.
Last I heard, they tracked the MOGUL balloon quite close to the ranch;
Lol, even if he was unaware of a mogul launch, he would've had no trouble identifying mundane junk associated with it. He made clear what he found was "not of this earth."and the base security officer simply wasn't in the loop.
As I explained before, conclusive proof isn't in the public domain. But there is ample evidence that ET has been arriving.And anecdotes about the debris are valueless.
I look forward to your extraordinary proof of ETI's. Or your extraordinary proof that the government has absconded with the proof.
KDR has told us many times that he thoroughly checked the Mogul possibility and found no evidence that one was planned or was flown during the period in question.
Worse than absurd. Brazel wouldn't wait two weeks to try to get the military to clean up a mess; no way he (or anybody) would wait two years….John Keel thought the Roswell crash involved a Japanese Fu-Go balloon. Being almost two years (well 22 months) after Japan surrendered during World War II, that would seem questionable.
We know what happened at Roswell. It was weather balloons. The truth is out there.Next time KDR is gone, I'd like for you to post some questions r your concerns.
As most of you listeners know, I don't buy the ET explanation for Roswell. Something did happen, but there's little reason to think it wasn't some sort of terrestrial craft. Balloon, test aircraft, something conventional.
Nick Redfern had a good slant on it too with his test flight experiment theory as described in his 2021 book, "Body Snatchers in the Desert: The Horrible Truth at the Heart of the Roswell Story."
As most of you listeners know, I don't buy the ET explanation for Roswell. Something did happen, but there's little reason to think it wasn't some sort of terrestrial craft. Balloon, test aircraft, something conventional.
Lol! That book was written around 20 years ago and has been totally debunked. Redfern himself abandoned that thesis.Nick Redfern had a good slant on it too with his test flight experiment theory as described in his 2021 book, "Body Snatchers in the Desert: The Horrible Truth at the Heart of the Roswell Story."
What was displayed in Ramery's office was junk as the real material went to WPAFB.I acknowledge the MOGUL debris wound up in USG hands; there are photos of its examination.
No, the mundane was used as an "explanation" for any alien craft.Once again, the proposed aliens are being used as an explanation for the mundane.
I acknowledge that KDR denies the MOGUL track; not that his opinion changes anything. Where *else* did it land, to get examined and photographed?
A base intel officer couldn't tell the difference between ordinary junk and something extraordinary??!!There is no reason for a base security officer to recognize MOGUL debris.
UFO witnesses include pilots, professors, businessmen even astronauts...No, there is no evidence of ETI, just plenty that liars and crazy people have functional vocal cords.
18 actually. Have to ask Nick about this.Lol! That book was written around 20 years ago and has been totally debunked. Redfern himself abandoned that thesis.
Kevin has all but put the myth of Roswell to bed.Long and short is that Roswell remains frustrating. All those books, and nothing is resolved.
Next time KDR is on The Paracast, feel free to post key questions about this, OK?
He just came out with a book on the 1952 Washington D.C. sightings, so it'll be soon.
Yea I heard the show Gene and i think he has definitely gave ETH hypothesis.We talked about Roswell and his most recent book, "Understanding Roswell" on his most recent appearance on The Paracast.
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It doesn't seem to me as if he's given up the search for more evidence.
Has already gave up on the ETH hypothesis.Yea I heard the show Gene and i think he has definitely gave ETH hypothesis.
Wrong again Gene. The literal definitions of the words in an acronym don't always match the definition of the acronym as a whole. The official definition of the word UFO by the people who created it ( The USAF ) is significantly different than that of the article you quoted, and makes it clear that UFOs are not anything natural or manmade ( or even could reasonably be explained as something natural or manmade ), which leaves no logical alternative other than something not natural and not manmade, which by definition means some kind of alien technology — in this case a transport craft.Another variation:
Are UFOs Spaceships?
The answer to your question is not clear, as there is no definitive evidence that UFOs are spaceships or that they are of alien origin. UFO stands for unidentified flying object, which means any flying object that an observer cannot readily identify
Certainly over here the term is regarded as meaning an Unidentified flying object, except to those who know nothing about the subject who assume it means space ship.I'll go by the definition provided by Captain Ruppelt, who headed up Project Blue Book and wrote "The Report on Unidentified Flying Objects," considered one of the best early books on the subject. No, a UFO isn't necessarily an alien craft, and the term wasn't intended to reflect that. Read his book.
We talked about Roswell and his most recent book, "Understanding Roswell" on his most recent appearance on The Paracast.
The problem is, all known witnesses are now deceased. KDR certainly doesn't doubt there's plenty more evidence, in government hands.It doesn't seem to me as if he's given up the search for more evidence.
It could not have been a MOGUL balloon and was not. The documentation proves #4 was cancelled, and descriptions of witnesses, including the base intel officer, clearly point to something "not of this earth" as Marcel put it.So a MOGUL balloon that WASN'T Flight 4 simply appeared from out of nowhere, was collected, examined, and photographed?! Either KDR is wrong, or there is some phenomenon that causes spontaneous MOGUL debris!
ETI is "unproven to exist" to laymen; it's highly naive to assume the government has no proof. It certainly confiscated and collected plenty…..And as witness testimony clearly indicates, the material was not mundane.To understand Roswell is to know that, other than the mundane, we have no answer. ETI, unproven to exist, is no answer.