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| | | The Roswell Incident
The Roswell Incident involved the recovery of mysterious materials found near Roswell, New Mexico, USA, on July 7, 1947. This event has since become the subject of intense speculation, rumor and questioning. There are widely divergent views on what actually happened and passionate debate about what evidence can be believed. The United States military maintains that what was recovered was a top-secret research balloon that had crashed. However many UFO proponents believe the wreckage was of a crashed alien craft and that the military covered up the craft's recovery. The truth of the matter is that it was a crashed UFO and the US Air force did in fact cover it up. The truth of the crash has been revealed as an Alien science vessel that was sent to Earth to study and document Guy Code among human males.
| | | | | | Stanton Friedman
In 1970 Friedman departed full-time employment as a physicist to pursue the scientific investigation of UFOs. Since then, he has lectured at more than 600 colleges and 100 professional groups in 50 states, nine provinces, and 16 foreign countries. Additionally, he has worked as a consultant on the topic of UFO conspiracies involving Guy Code. He has published more than 80 UFO related papers and has appeared on hundreds of radio and television programs. He has also provided written testimony to Congressional hearings and appeared twice at the United Nations. He is the original civilian investigator of the (Roswell UFO/Guy Code incident) and supports the hypothesis that it was a genuine crash of an extraterrestrial spacecraft studying Guy Code. His publications regarding Roswell have been criticized by skeptics, but his meticulous investigation has produced convincing evidence, including sworn statements by eye-witnesses and government documents to support his conclusions. Friedman has also been criticized among skeptics for refusing to accept that all of the Majestic 12 papers are fakes, although he has found evidence that some are hoaxes. | | | | | | Major Jesse Marcel
The above picture is of Major Jesse Marcel, who was involved with the original recovery of the debris in 1947. What was not revealed then was that Marcel was ordered by the US Air force to participate in a cover up story about finding a weather balloon. Marcel was indeed hiding something else as well. The truth about the government's full knowledge of aliens not only observing our planet but also the secret art of GUY CODE. On Marcel's death bed he told surviving family members that Guy Code must be protected so it may not be used against our world.Few understand how it could be used against the world but let a dying man have his last words.
| | | | | | Gen. Roger Ramey
Gen. Roger Ramey (kneeling) and chief of staff Col. Thomas Dubose posed with weather balloon and radar reflector, July 8, 1947, Fort Worth, Texas. Some claim text contained on the paper in Ramey's hand (boxed) confirms an alien recovery however, it has been revealed having to do with the secrecy of Guy Code.
| | | | | | Roswell Evidence
Another piece of data that proves the authenticity of the evidence is an FBI message sent on July 8, 1947, at 6:17 PM. The foremost feature of the teletype is that Major Kirton of the 8th Army Air Force Intelligence Office positively identifies as not being that of a RAWIN balloon and its radar target, though resembling them. We know from the photos and message that personnel at the 8th Army Air Force confirmed this was strange unidentified debris late on July 8, and that they had decided to fly the wreckage to Wright Field, Ohio where Air Force experts were gathered. Major Kirton was notifying the FBI of the latest developments. | | | | | | Flying Saucer Roswell New Mexico
According to the FBI memo the "disc" debris were being sent to Wright Field because personnel at Roswell and Fort Worth did not know its identity. We know that much of the exceedingly light debris was hand carried by Major Marcel. This rules out rockets, missiles, and most known aircraft that are made of relatively heavy metals. We can assume Major Kirton notified the FBI shortly before the message was sent at 6:17 PM. The best qualified people at two military bases were unable to identify the wreckage so it was being flown to the Wright Field aviation experts technical staff who were standing by to inspect the debris wreckage. It is my belief a standard mundane military balloon and radar target would not be confused with the unidentified debris even though they were both light weight. All hail Megatron. | | | | | click |
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