Roswell Incident Had Victims, Program Says

AP | 11/22/02

[Quix]

SOUNDS ALL KOSHER AND PLAUSIBLE ENOUGH TO ME.

Thanks for the insights.

Glad I know in Whom I have believed . . . and have committed to Him etc.

Heading for shower and bed before long.

Hope to catch up with you again.

Blessings,
q

[BlackbirdSST]

Surely a "weather" balloon wouldn't necessitate that kind of secrecy. And certainly not this many years later, even if it was some sort of military secret project gone awry. It was no balloon! Blackbird.

[BlackbirdSST]

I merely questioned the sanity of those who believe aliens crashed in New Mexico. Well, for all of insanes, what was it senator? You seem to have the answer, let the rest of us in on it. Put it to rest why don't ya! Blackbird.

[ninonitti]

The Tuskegee Experiment, in which the U.S. government from 1932 to 1972 left poor blacks in Alabama untreated for syphilis in order to watch the disease's effect.

Lets not forget the "Science Club" that fed mentally retarded kids radioactive oatmeal in Massachusetts in the fifties.

Others have said that it may have been more widespread that originally reported.

This goes along way toward explaining why Ted Kennedy and Barney Frank continue to be elected in the Bay State.

[BlackbirdSST]

Another one landed at Roswell. It was top secret, hence the cover story, ("flying saucers!"), and hence the blacked-out FIA reports, and end of story. Flame On, Tinfoilers! And it still needs to remain secret today, why is that? I would think good propaganda would deserve a good pat on the back, something good gubermint kind of people never fail to do for themselves. Spew out some more diatribe, what you've said so far is pretty unconvincing. Blackbird.

[CWRWinger]

RE: Post #39

Your explanation seems to be the most reasonable.

[dinodino]

If your brother has no problem talking to you about this classified matter, then he should have no problem coming forward and proving it once and for all. Heck, he'd be a celebrated citizen! Why doesn't he bring a piece forward? Unless, of course, he doesn't have the cohones or is lying--or you are lying.

[Las Vegas Dave]

Photo of aliens from the mothership that landed on the Whitehouse lawn. Thank goodness they were "BOOTED" off the planet.

(A frightening bunch, hope they never return!)

[Las Vegas Dave]

I believe their home planet was called DOOFUS.

[Johnny Shear]

Quix...

I don't know about all this Alien stuff. I tend to believe that it's not true simply because of the long distances that would need to be traveled to reach earth (Wouldn't they have to actually time-travel? Doesn't traveling at, or greater than the speed of light actually stop time? And I assume one would HAVE to travel at least at the steed of light in order to come here?) but I enjoy reading about it all.

Thank you for the information (Entertainment).

[Johnny Shear]

Could you two (Or anyone else) leave a list of your favorite sites?

And I want to see more about these Human/Turtle underground shootouts! Haven't heard about that before. (And please spare me those sites that claim President Bush and Blow Job Clinton are half reptilian).

On a side note...

I was in New Mexico for the first time a few weeks ago...Took a ride into the mountains from Albequerque and Los Alamos. Los Alamos just looks like a crappy little town (No good resteraunts or stores) with a lot of joggers running around. (No offense to anyone who lives in Los Alamos). Where's all the cool stuff?

[crystalk]

Underground.

[fightu4it]

Let's get this right now. You are hosting a staged event. The purpose is to dupe the public with false props. You are giving them a false story of the event.

Do you think for one minute that Ramey would be standing there with the real storyline on a piece of paper in his hand?

[dogbyte12]

There is one fact that is indisputable. The government has lied about Roswell. That is all that is known for certain. Be it a top secret project, a UFO, or what... I honestly don't know, but the government is to this day lying about what happened there.

The thing that I knew about already, was the government explanation of the bodies people claimed seeing, as being crash test dummies the military used for tests. The air force waited until 1997 to offer this as an excuse because people at the time would have known it to be a lie, since the crash test dummies weren't used until 1953.

Things like this makes me question why they are still lying. It makes no sense whatsoever to wait all this time to come up with this excuse if it was real. Were we afraid that the Commies would steal our top secret crash dummy technology or something? Yeah sure...

It was a nuke or ET.

[mikegi]

The Supreme Court says this body of data is the MOST SENSITIVE, MOST IMPORTANT DATA WE HAVE DESERVING THE HIGHEST CLASSIFICATION.

And yet, he tells you all about it. Okay, why doesn't he walk into CalTech with nothing but what's in his head about these Foo Fighters?

[mikegi]

That was my favorite episode.

It's really good. I have Season Three on DVD and watched that episode the other night. Actually, I watched it twice: once as it aired and the second time with the writer+director commentary turned on. The commentary is very good. From it, I discovered that the episode was not totally a joke even though it made wicked fun of the UFO/ET believers. There's actually a bleeping good story underneath the humorous presentation.

[Johnny Shear]

Underground????????

[bert]

...The host of this "program" is Bryant Gumbel...

I started to watch this program but my wife reminded me I hate the loafered, professional, black tv guy and would complain the whole time. I turned it off. I hope some of you can report.

[jlogajan]

it is secular humanism that goes poof. Humanism teaches that man is the measure of all things, and above all that MAN IS THE HIGHEST OF THE BEINGS.

It teaches no such thing and that can't be inferred from its philosophy. You just made that up. Stop doing that.