Posted on 06/19/2007 11:03:02 PM PDT by Quix
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I don't think I've ever posted in breaking news--not more than once or twice, in any case. And, I virtually always post this topic in CHAT per various sensibilities.
However, this year, a number of us have been waiting for more serious disclosure to break to the surface from officials.
THIS IS SUCH A BREAK THROUGH. This report following--partially transcribed off the radio from Coast to Coast--relates to the military officer in 1947 responsible for writing the first press release describing the UFO crash--and then being ordered by Col Blanchard to recant.
This report is from a signed pre-death affidavit by Lt Walter Haut in 2002 verifying specific facts of the UFO crash and the aliens involved.
I seriously believe this is worth a BREAKING NEWS slot.
However, if you disagree, I certainly submit to your leadership and right to move it to chat. Partial transcription follows. I did my best on the fly and got most of the key phrases. Most of the wording is verbatim with occasional equal substitutions for brevity in typing:
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C2C 19 JUN 2007
LT WALTER HAUT sp? Guest Bill Birnes.
In-depth to be in upcoming book WITNESS TO ROSWELL
RECAP what’s been known—Haut being ordered by Col Blanchard to write the press release about the UFO being real; then being ordered to recant it etc.
Walter Haut had seen the real wreckage. Jesse Marcel had also seen the real wreckage.
He begins—a regular format of an affidavit 2002; sworn before a witness and notarized by a local notary.
He was aware that someone had reported the remains of a downed vehicle the morning of July 7 1947.
Then he was aware of growing reports from the civilian sector. People were crawling over the place where the vehicle had been downed.
The next morning, he walks into the regular Roswell Airfield morning meeting . . . CID Captain . . . who went with Marcel to find the debris . . . he lists the names of those at the meeting . . .
And from Carswell Army Airforce Base . . . Ramey . . . . Col Thomas J Dubois . . . came to Roswell on July 8 . . . having a discussion of the extensive debris field in Lincoln County . . . . . . info provided by a 2nd site . . .
Samples of wreckage were passed around the table . . . Blanchard, and Haut and Ramey and Dubois . . . and Marcel . . . all sat as samples of the wreckage were passed around.
It was unlike any material I had or ever seen in my life . . . like foil but unusually strong . . . unusual markings . . . handed from man to man . . . no one was able to identify the crash debris.
. . . another bombshell.
One of the main concerns was whether we should go public . . . General Ramey originated a plan, which I believe originated from his bosses at the Pentagon . . . a cover story was devised to divert attention to the other debris field which had already had civilians already crawling all over it.
. . . hanger 84 . . . . Haut . . . upon first approaching the building I observed it was under heavy guard . . . these were soldiers that came from other units as well . . . already the Army was compartmentalizing it . . .
Approximately 12-15 feet in length and more of an egg shape . . . witnesses observing an object egg shaped being flatbedded through town . . . no windows, no portholes, no wings, no tail section, no landing gear. . . . I was able to see a couple of bodies under tarp . . . only the heads extended beyond the canvas . . . only the heads were larger than normal . . . 4 feet high the size of these creatures.
. . . Boyd’s father . . . the creature communicated to him he was dying . . . description by Haut was exactly like the aliens at the end of Close Encounters.
. . . he saw the live alien and he described him exactly the same way Haut and Boyd’s father described him—3 witnesses confirming the same description.
A big Drain-O fanatic, huh ?
Well, the girls like the Newton. He’s gotta take care of business.
Weren’t the rumors that he swung both ways . . . or was that . . . what’s his face . . .
California Dreamin . . .
or another song . . .
gads I’m not up at all on such stuff even as poorly as I used to be.
. . . friend of mine’s sheriff buddy . . . busted up a party one night . . . card carrying . . . well anyway.
Maybe everyone wanted to be prepared in case the piano player came over to play.
Now look what you gone and done did . . . naw . . . I done did . . . Gotta clean up my conjectures.
Ah welll
plenty of that in Vegas.
You hittin’ the sauce, dude ? It ain’t even the weekend, yet !
Plenty of Drain-O ?
No.
plenty of playing all sides of the street . . . amongst all sides of other things.
Naw.
I only have about 1-3 glasses of wine about every 18 months.
THAT IS . . .
I only have about 1-3 glasses of wine spread over about 18 months.
Diff’rent strokes for diff’rent folks, right Willis ?
Doesn’t it get moldy if you leave it out that long ?
Who said anything about leaving it out.
one glass of wine with dinner . . . 1-3 different times in a span of 18 months.
Didn’t mean to tax a tired mind.
I think . . .
I’ll leave the different strokes issue . . .
well alone.
Other jokers can attend to such things.
Nothin’ like a good stroke, as long as you ain’t doin’ the tuggin’, and as long as the one doin’ the tuggin’ doesn’t have a big Sam Elliott moustache.
I usually have a magnum of whine with my dinner nightly, along with a shotglass of bitching. OK, maybe more than a single shotglass.
ewwwww .
On that note, I’ll retire from the field and for the night.
Cheers.
Always, always be careful what pub you go crawling through. And adieu to you, and you and you and ew.
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