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A computer analysis of that memo, held by Brig. Gen. Roger Ramey during a July 1947 press briefing, is the "smoking gun" of the Roswell Incident, researchers say in the documentary being broadcast today on the Sci-Fi Channel.

So the good general is going to show the weather balloon, while at the same time waving what would have to be an ultra-Top Sectet memo in front of the photogs?

Riiiiiiigghhht!

What a crock.

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You probably have a head you could use in putting yourself in Ramey's place.

He's just seen stuff very few people on the face of the planet have seen. There's been a press release authorized by a higher up.

Now higher ups are upset and insisting on lies as a cover story. And a press photo op is sprung on him out of the blue while he's trying hard to process all this.

The whole group and individuals are making up rules as they go along because this sort of thing has not happened to them before nor to anyone they know.

In the midst of trying to cope with the whole scene and read the memo he's ordered to pose with some balloon pieces and lie to the American public.

I'm pretty bright and can sometimes think fast on my feet but I could easily imagine I'd have done exactly as he did.

Evidently you're so perfect in so many respects you aren't plagued with humanness like the rest of us are.

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And . . .

Were YOU aware in 1947 that in 2002 we'd have home computers; great software to fill-in missing data bits etc.?