In my opinion this has not been 'made clear' at all. What does seem clear is that certain people are very poor at analysing the evidence, but those people are currently in the ascendant in certain US military circles. I would like to think that the new UAP investigation committee will liaise with people like Mick West when analysing these data, but I expect that matters of secrecy will probably prevent that.
I rode a bicycle once, when I was on holiday somewhere, which had been modified so that the handlebars made the front wheel go the wrong way.
Delighted to hear it was a worthwhile exercise!
With only some slight editing for contrast... I am beginning to realise this endeavour is becoming more than just a 'fun exercise'....
It is a picture of a man with a face that has been colourised. Nothing more, nothing less. You’re putting your thoughts into his head. He could equally be thinking ‘Right now, I could do with a beer.’
Have to be honest, I would never have know!
Reported for real a few years ago, no idea about now!
This is exactly what I was wondering about... couldn't possibly be what Brazel used to tie-up the bundle of debris pieces he had collected?
Thank you for confirming my conclusions.
And that pretty well proves that the whole episode was a secret project crash covered up by some clever disinformation! So if you want to keep secret some bodies of dead aliens you call the undertaker for child sized coffins, rather than using adult sized ones (wouldn't the small bodies fit inside large ones?) or crates (which do figure in some disinformation when the "accidental disclosure" technique is employed). This was one really big mistake. Then at one point they realised that large quantities of strange foil didn't really match one's ideas about alien space craft so they then invented a second crash site discovered by mysterious archeologists or something. It seems to me that in this case the alien idea was a sudden inspiration rather than a carefully planned cover story, but they have continued to use it on many other occasions.
Even if you saw a craft that defies a terrestrial explanation, though, that doesn't mean that any particular account must be assumed to be extraterrestrial. I honestly have very little time for Roswell these days. I'm extremely sceptical of the extraterrestrial hypothesis for UFOs, but if I were to look for evidence, Roswell is not where I'd look.
The point is, the 'vehicle' that I witnessed (with 3 other people) jumped around the sky, hovered noiselessly, no smoke, no obvious propulsion, then took off to the other side of the planet at a phenomonal speed. Now if we had technology anywhere near that, I'm sure we would have a completely different method of air travel.
