Roswell Declassified

[Phuz]

Text

 

[bubbadu]

nice... always wanted to know what happened.

-Bubbadu

 

[TallBill]

heh, i thought it was gonna be a lame joke or somethin

 

[Eli]

Interesting.

I am sure that those who are hot on the conspiracy theories will just blow this off as another part of the conspiracy, though.

Sad.

 

[Transition]

Not much information in that article at all.

 

[Cyberian]

Heh -

Somebody tell AlexKN1 right away!

😀

 

[Phuz]

Originally posted by: Eli
Interesting.

I am sure that those who are hot on the conspiracy theories will just blow this off as another part of the conspiracy, though.

Sad.

Regardless of my opinion on Roswell, I'd be really naive to think the government would allow any interesting records to be found even if it was declassified. The same applies to all other intelligence.

 

[amnesiac]

If you guys like to keep tabs on armament/research/declassified info, go here:
http://www.fas.org/

Excellent site.

 

[notfred]

That article sucks. Didn't say a damn thing except that some guy who forged his past died.

 

[UglyCasanova]

Originally posted by: Transition
Not much information in that article at all.

Yeah, I had the magazine and I thought wtf? Basically the whole article says "We didn't find anything"

 

[RabidMongoose]

I actually stopped by Roswell on my way back from a road trip about a month ago. It was kind of funny. The 'museum' that I stopped by was hilarious. They had little GI Joe (?) models depicting alien UFO crash sites. They also had an alien autopsy exhibit, which was donated from some movie or TV show. It had a bunch of little alien souvenir shops around it and they all sold the same $1 plastic alien type things.

 

[Smolek]

Originally posted by: Phuz

Originally posted by: Eli
Interesting.

I am sure that those who are hot on the conspiracy theories will just blow this off as another part of the conspiracy, though.

Sad.

Regardless of my opinion on Roswell, I'd be really naive to think the government would allow any interesting records to be found even if it was declassified. The same applies to all other intelligence.

Agreed

 

[dighn]

the day they declassify roswell, is the day after they moved the aliens :Q

😀

 

[Heisenberg]

That article was pretty much a waste of time.

 

[Eli]

Originally posted by: Smolek

Originally posted by: Phuz

Originally posted by: Eli
Interesting.

I am sure that those who are hot on the conspiracy theories will just blow this off as another part of the conspiracy, though.

Sad.

Regardless of my opinion on Roswell, I'd be really naive to think the government would allow any interesting records to be found even if it was declassified. The same applies to all other intelligence.

Agreed

I agree too. I was just saying that this isn't going to convince anybody of anything.

 

[dolph]

wow, i guess that ends the whole roswell/governemnt consipracy/alien existance argument, doesn't it

 

[Phuz]

Originally posted by: Heisenberg
That article was pretty much a waste of time.

I know. I posted it because not other sources/inquiring minds seemed to mention it.

 

[tcsenter]

That article sucks. Didn't say a damn thing except that some guy who forged his past died.

The article said quite a lot, if you don't read it expecting a particular result.

That 'some guy' was arguably the greatest purveyor and instigator of all 'alien spacecraft' and 'military coverup' rumors you've ever read or heard about the Roswell 'incident'.

What they found was that he forged his military service record in order to give himself a lot more credibility than he had. Instead of the 'military intelligence' officer he claimed to be, a position which would clearly give more credibility to him being 'in the loop' or privileged to highly sensitive information, the guy was just a desk clerk looking to turn 15 minutes of fame into 15 years.

Very typical in these kinds of conspiracy theories.