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In article <1991Nov4.190905.17186@salado.rc.arizona.edu> msf@astro.as.arizona.edu (Michael Fulbright) writes:
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>A previous poster said something which always bugs me - how can the
>goverment cover up something of this magnitude for 40+ years? There
>must have been considerable turnover in the organizations which are
>supposed to be doing the cover up - it seems at least one person would
>have wanted to spill the beans and come out with a photo of 10 saucers in
>a hanger with USAF people standing around it and would have gone to
>the New York Times or Wall Street Journal to break the story of the century/
>millineum/history of planet? So far the people I've seen interviewed who
>claim to have been involved are always 'a janitor who cleaned up a mess
>made by a short alien' or something. In 40+ years I would expect a
>huge project like this to have leaked something substantial - people just
>arent that good at keeping secrets.
>
>Its really seducing to think there is something big we havent been told
>about. But I have trouble believing it could be covered-up so well for
>so long.
>
>michael
>msf@as.arizona.edu
"Today, when secrets come out that would have brought down governments in the
past, spin-control experts shower the media with so many lies that the truth
is obscured despite being in plain sight." --Jim Gasperini
Ed McFarland We make history the old-fashioned
ewm@mvuzr.att.com way, we revise it!
* Truth : the most deadly weapon ever discovered by humanity. Capable of *
* destroying entire perceptual sets, cultures, and realities. Outlawed by *
* all governments everywhere. Possession is normally punishable by death. *
Those Dracos seem pretty Jungian to me. I was an avid reader of
science fiction (one novel a day) when I was a kind, oh my,
38 years ago now -- time flies. There was this author, Jimmy
Guieu (French of course, you must have guessed I was French too)
who was a very prolific writer and had embarked on a series of
novels on the same theme: the bad reptilian horrors from Deneb
posturing as the saviours of Terra and her Terrans when their
REAL intent was to enslave and eat them. Fortunately, the
human-looking good guys and (buxom) gals from Vega (I think it
was) come to the rescue and... The Snake in the Garden of Eden
again.
(I don't know how that will look on your screens. I pasted it
from a direct reply to john@pacdata, returned by our Mailer-Daemon.
Another unhelpful reptilian monster, that Daemon)
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From: jdm@cadence.com (Joe Mastroianni)
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Subject: Re: UFO's and the world
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In article <1991Nov4.190905.17186@salado.rc.arizona.edu> msf@astro.as.arizona.edu (Michael Fulbright) writes:
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>A previous poster said something which always bugs me - how can the
>goverment cover up something of this magnitude for 40+ years? There
>must have been considerable turnover in the organizations which are
>supposed to be doing the cover up - it seems at least one person would
>have wanted to spill the beans and come out with a photo of 10 saucers in
>a hanger with USAF people standing around it and would have gone to
>the New York Times or Wall Street Journal to break the story of the century/
>millineum/history of planet? So far the people I've seen interviewed who
>claim to have been involved are always 'a janitor who cleaned up a mess
>made by a short alien' or something. In 40+ years I would expect a
>huge project like this to have leaked something substantial - people just
>arent that good at keeping secrets.
>
>Its really seducing to think there is something big we havent been told
>about. But I have trouble believing it could be covered-up so well for
>so long.
>
>michael
>msf@as.arizona.edu
Point well taken.
Maybe we should lobby our congresspeople to nominate one of these USAF
UFO investigators for the Supreme Court. Then we would know what they
ate for lunch every day of their life, and whether they discriminate against
their associates based on planetary origin.
Joe
--
Joe Mastroianni AKA: AA6YD AA6YD @ N6LDL.#NOCAL.CA.USA.NA
Cadence Design Systems
Santa Clara Ca. "Up the airy mountain;down the rushy glen; we
jdm@cadence.com daren't go a hunting; for fear of little men "
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In article <1991Nov4.190905.17186@salado.rc.arizona.edu>
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>Bob Lazar claims he's
>a top scientist, but he has stated that all those nifty saucers out there near
>Las Vegas run on cold fusion. We all know what happened to that, but nice try
>Bob. Would somebody please track this guy down and ask him a few physics
>related questions and see if he even knows Newton's laws...
I realize Scott that you may not understand or believe everything that Bob Lazar has said, but does your inability to understand a process make it foolishness.
Mr. Lazars grasp of an elimentry gravitational drive systems is sound. Don't you even understand Einstein's general and specific theories of relativity. Perhaps you should reconsider your fundimental concepts of physics before entering into any bashings, which serve no one.
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I would like to find Bob Lasar's Email address or some other way of contacting him personally. If anyone has such information please forward it to me personally.
In article <-rpdxld@lynx.unm.edu> storm@vesta.unm.edu (The Watcher) writes:
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]Bob Lazar claims he's
]a top scientist, but he has stated that all those nifty saucers out there near
]Las Vegas run on cold fusion. We all know what happened to that, but nice try
]Bob. Would somebody please track this guy down and ask him a few physics
]related questions and see if he even knows Newton's laws...
]
]I realize Scott that you may not understand or believe everything that Bob Lazar has said, but does your inability to understand a process make it foolishness.
]Mr. Lazars grasp of an elimentry gravitational drive systems is sound.
I agree. All the gravitational drive system engineers I know say this guy
really knows his stuff. I hear the collge of Gravitational Drive Mechanics
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Gary Stollman, I would like very much if you could give us a little more detail about what you have seen, heard, experienced, dreamed, or had visions of. Specific events of the strange in nature and your thoughts about the entire scenerio would be greatly appreciated.
I would like to know more about these topics also:
Tell me anything which you have seen that involves electric blue.
Tell me why you believe that aliens are cloning these individuals.
Tell me how you have managed to remain alive if these events are true.
Tell me how if, "God and his Angels have been desperately trying to save me," you are not now saved. Is God in your beliefs so weak that aliens can overcome him? What is your beliefs concerning God and Jesus?
Do keep in mind that I have not made any conclusions concerning your claim and am waiting for more information to form an opinion.
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storm@vesta.unm.edu (The Watcher) writes:
>>Bob Lazar claims he's
>>a top scientist, but he has stated that all those nifty saucers out there near
>>Las Vegas run on cold fusion. We all know what happened to that, but nice try
>>Bob. Would somebody please track this guy down and ask him a few physics
>>related questions and see if he even knows Newton's laws...
>I realize Scott that you may not understand or believe everything that Bob Lazar has said, but does your inability to understand a process make it foolishness.
>Mr. Lazars grasp of an elimentry gravitational drive systems is sound. Don't you even understand Einstein's general and specific theories of relativity. Perhaps you should reconsider your fundimental concepts of physics before entering into any bashings, which serve no one.
> The Watcher
Let's see...That is 'Lazar's' not 'Lazars'.
That is 'elementary' not 'elimentry'.
That is 'drive system' not 'drive systems'
That is 'Einstein's ...Special' not 'Einstein's ... specific'.
That is 'fundamental' not 'fundimental'.
Why don't YOU learn to spell and to think before you criticize
Scott the Great's great work of sarcasm.
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