They're not drones

Ddays said:
I really don't care for this guy much, but it seems a lot of people do confide shit to him. This segment makes sense even though I don't want to hear it

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Years ago I read a fiction book where the whole Roswell and aliens deal was crafted to make the soviets believe that we had alien technology and they would be afraid to conduct a first strike against the US because they were not completely sure what our full capabilities were. If you remember there was a time where the Soviets had an advantage over the west in rocket technology due to the captured German equipment from WW2. In the story the US even let a known Soviet spy into the facility to see the faked recovered alien technology.

It’s always good to have your enemies guessing what you are really capable of.
 
AZVAJKU said:
Years ago I read a fiction book where the whole Roswell and aliens deal was crafted to make the soviets believe that we had alien technology and they would be afraid to conduct a first strike against the US because they were not completely sure what our full capabilities were. If you remember there was a time where the Soviets had an advantage over the west in rocket technology due to the captured German equipment from WW2. In the story the US even let a known Soviet spy into the facility to see the faked recovered alien technology.

It’s always good to have your enemies guessing what you are really capable of.
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Wait until they find out about our Death Star with a cloaking device........
 
AZVAJKU said:
Years ago I read a fiction book where the whole Roswell and aliens deal was crafted to make the soviets believe that we had alien technology and they would be afraid to conduct a first strike against the US because they were not completely sure what our full capabilities were. If you remember there was a time where the Soviets had an advantage over the west in rocket technology due to the captured German equipment from WW2. In the story the US even let a known Soviet spy into the facility to see the faked recovered alien technology.

It’s always good to have your enemies guessing what you are really capable of.
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Lived in Roswell for a few years growing up in the late 70s, lived on the old Walker AFB, never knew any about this “event” until years later.
 
AZVAJKU said:
Years ago I read a fiction book where the whole Roswell and aliens deal was crafted to make the soviets believe that we had alien technology and they would be afraid to conduct a first strike against the US because they were not completely sure what our full capabilities were. If you remember there was a time where the Soviets had an advantage over the west in rocket technology due to the captured German equipment from WW2. In the story the US even let a known Soviet spy into the facility to see the faked recovered alien technology.

It’s always good to have your enemies guessing what you are really capable of.
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There have been soooo many theories & "actual accounts" about what really happened at Roswell. Funny thing is that this is hardly the most compelling story out there but it gets the most attention
 
Ddays said:
Yeah, these just look too convenient, but OTH, how the hell these things flying with no wings, propellers or obvious means of propulsion?
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yeah, could be what they claim to be x-rays are from something else and what's flying is a kid's gyro scope toy?

This statement from the article tells me it's not real:

"He told Maussan that the man who found it, Jose, felt sick for days after touching the object."

And they are all handling it and none are sick?

Also that Maussan already has a sketchy background with UFO stuff:

"ufologist Jaime Maussan, whose research has stirred controversy for nearly a decade."

ufologist? well I'm a bullshitologist and it's smelling harsh
 
jeeeep said:
yeah, could be what they claim to be x-rays are from something else and what's flying is a kid's gyro scope toy?

This statement from the article tells me it's not real:

"He told Maussan that the man who found it, Jose, felt sick for days after touching the object."

And they are all handling it and none are sick?

Also that Maussan already has a sketchy background with UFO stuff:

"ufologist Jaime Maussan, whose research has stirred controversy for nearly a decade."

ufologist? well I'm a bullshitologist and it's smelling harsh
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I'm with you on this one and it's pretty sketch, but still, how these damn things flying?
 
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