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There, a Conspiracy Theory Sometime   in   June   1947   -   the   exact   date still   remains   controversial   -   a   UFO   crashed in   the   United   States   town   of   Roswell,   New Mexico.   The   bodies   of   several   aliens   were recovered   and   examined.   At   least,   that   is what   numerous   UFO   books   report.   Films about      the      Roswell      incident      resulted, followed   by   pro   and   con   TV   documentary spin-offs. The   U.S.   Air   Force   denied   the   event   from the      very      beginning.      It      claimed      a surveillance    craft    crashed.    Later    clarified, the     debris     came     not     from     an     extra- terrestrial    vehicle,    but    from    a    so-called    weather    balloon    that    had    been    launched    in Alamogordo.   The   apparent   corpses   were   reported   to   be   Test   Dummies.   These   human-like figures   were   supposedly   used   to   test   parachutes   while   trigger-happy   soldiers   fired   on them. Also,   parts   of   a   strange   material   were   secured.   It's   called   memory   metal,   because   the strange   alloy   possesses   the   ability   to   repeatedly   transform   itself   back   to   its   original   shape. If   you   turn   this   material   on,   it   withstands   knife   scratches   or   other   damage,   then   stretches and bends in a ghostly way until it resumes its original form. On   August   28,   1995,   Fox   News   (a   U.S.   broadcasting   station)   released   film   in   which   two men   in   lab   coats   dissected   a   body   and   cut   at   its   innards.   Produced   by   Ray   Santili,   the   film became   known   as   The   Santili   Film.   A   year   later,   John   Humphreys,   a   British   specialist   in cinematic   effects,   said   he   produced   an   alien   doll   made   of   latex   for   the   film.   This   was   done according   to   instructions   from   Ray   Santilli.   After   the   broadcast   of   The   Santilli-Film   in German-speaking countries, the press was unanimous: everything was faked. Also,   within   the   dissected   corpse   was   a   so-called   Progeria   patient.   (These   are   people   who already   look   old   as   children).   However,   by   then   I   had   voiced   protests.   Either   a   real   alien   or a doll was used, but certainly not a Progeria patient. Why? Because Progeria sufferers are born   human,   and   therefore   have   umbilical   cords   at   birth.   The   beings   on   the   dissecting table   had   no   navel.   UFO-believers   were   shocked.   Was   it   all   just   lies   and   deceit?   Or, perhaps a conspiracy from the Department of Disinformation? Now,    a    book    with    hundreds    of    sources    on    the    old    and    eternally    young    matter    was published   by   Kopp   Verlag.   [1]   The   two   authors,   Dr.   Thomas   Carey   and   Donald   Schmitt, presented   new   documents.   Carey   is   a   doctor   of   anthropology   and   a   U.S.   Air   Force veteran.   Donald   Schmidt   was   the   Director   of   the   Centre   for   UFO   Studies   for   many   years. Both know the Roswell case from the very beginning. First,   the   authors   present   the   story   of   Wright-Patterson   Air   Force   Base   and   describe   this place   in   Dayton,   Ohio   as   the   true   site   of Area   51.   Then   they   cleanly   assert   that   there   is   no Hangar   18;   that   it   was   merely   an   invention   for   film.   However,   the   Wright-Patterson   Air Force   Base   does   have   a   complex   building   with   the   number   18   (18A,   18B   to   18F).   Were pieces   of   wreckage   actually   delivered   there   from   a   UFO   crash?   The   authors   confirm   this and    quote    from    documents    of    deceased    witnesses:    “within    24    hours    after    our    find, everyone   in   the   White   House   knew   that   what   we   had   found   could   not   come   from   this world.”   (P.208).   And   what   is   this   strange   material,   this   memory   metal?   “The   more   you   put the   material   together,   the   more   voltage   increased...we   could   not   break   it,   nor   even   scratch it   in   any   way...We   held   a   lighter   to   one   end,   and   the   material   was   the   same   temperature everywhere”. But    what    about    the    extra-terrestrial    corpses?    Was    that    what    they    were?    Carey    and Schmitt   quote   several   late   doctors:   “the   specimen   we   inspected   was   131   centimetres tall...The    head    had    the    shape    of    a    pear    and    was    oversized    compared    to    human proportions.   The   eyes   had   a   mongoloid   appearance.   The   ends   of   the   eyes   furthest   from the   nasal   cavity   ran   at   a   10   degree   angle   diagonally   upwards.   Although   I   performed   no detailed autopsy or examination of the head region, as this was not my area of expertise.” Why not? Well, the witness was a dermatologist and only responsible for the skin. What   do   Roswell   and   the   bodies   from   ET   have   to   do   with   our   theme?   Whether   it   is   aliens in   the   past   or   in   the   present   -   any   influential   circles   launch   disinformation   campaigns. And this   was   so   perfect   executed,   that   the   establishment   only   accepts   their   opinions.   The   so- called   reason   -   the   Zeitgeist   -   permits   nothing   else.   Does   that   sound   like   a   conspiracy theory? Is it that easy? Thanks     to     the    American     Freedom     of Information    Act,    the    legally    guaranteed freedom   of   information,   it   was   possible   for some     groups     to     view     formerly     secret government   files,   including   the   Robertson Panel   Report.   This   report   tells   the   baffled layman    that    the    government    gave    the following    statements    in    the    1950s:    “All intelligence       network       authorities       are required,    for    the    purpose    of    discrediting UFO-cases,   to   influence   the   mass   media and   infiltrate   civilian   research   groups…to render     UFO     reports     implausible     and ridiculous…the     public     interest     in     UFO cases            should            be            strongly undermined…and       intelligence       agents must    ensure    that    any    facts    used    by    researchers    be    targeted    through    deliberate disinformation.” This   is   called   a   conspiracy.   Not   of   spinsters,   but   of   government   officials.   Nothing   surprises me   anymore.   Finally,   I   know   the   campaigns,   the   decades   generally   spent   against   the AAS topic.   The   most   absurd   part?   Hundreds   of   thousands   of   clever   astronomers   on   earth search   for   life   in   the   universe.   Billions   of   Euros   have   been   spent   for   the   installation   of parabolic   antennas,   satellites,   dishes,   and   astronomical   institutes.   Truly   honest   and   well- trained people want to know: are we alone in the universe? Yet   a   few   nebulous   tacticians   knew   the   answer   long   ago.   Would   that   those   involved   in   the Roswell    case    were    still    alive,    they    would    be    held    before    an    international    court    for misleading   the   public   and   wasting   taxpayer   money   -   no   matter   how   good   their   motives were. [1] Carey, T. and Schmitt, D.: Inside the Real Area 51. Rottenburg 2015. [2]   Kean,   Leslie:   UFOs,   Generals,   Pilots,   and   Government   Officials   Break   Their   Silence. Rottenburg 2012.
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There, a Conspiracy Theory Sometime    in    June    1947    -    the    exact    date    still remains    controversial    -    a    UFO    crashed    in    the United   States   town   of   Roswell,   New   Mexico.   The bodies    of    several    aliens    were    recovered    and examined.   At   least,   that   is   what   numerous   UFO books    report.    Films    about    the    Roswell    incident resulted,   followed   by   pro   and   con   TV   documentary spin-offs. The   U.S.   Air   Force   denied   the   event   from   the   very beginning.   It   claimed   a   surveillance   craft   crashed. Later   clarified,   the   debris   came   not   from   an   extra- terrestrial    vehicle,    but    from    a    so-called    weather balloon    that    had    been    launched    in   Alamogordo. The   apparent   corpses   were   reported   to   be   Test Dummies.      These      human-like      figures      were supposedly   used   to   test   parachutes   while   trigger- happy soldiers fired on them. Also,   parts   of   a   strange   material   were   secured.   It's called   memory   metal,   because   the   strange   alloy possesses   the   ability   to   repeatedly   transform   itself back   to   its   original   shape.   If   you   turn   this   material on,   it   withstands   knife   scratches   or   other   damage, then   stretches   and   bends   in   a   ghostly   way   until   it resumes its original form. On     August     28,     1995,     Fox     News     (a     U.S. broadcasting   station)   released   film   in   which   two men   in   lab   coats   dissected   a   body   and   cut   at   its innards.   Produced   by   Ray   Santili,   the   film   became known    as    The    Santili    Film.    A    year    later,    John Humphreys,     a     British     specialist     in     cinematic effects,   said   he   produced   an   alien   doll   made   of latex    for    the    film.    This    was    done    according    to instructions   from   Ray   Santilli.   After   the   broadcast of   The   Santilli-Film   in   German-speaking   countries, the press was unanimous: everything was faked. Also,   within   the   dissected   corpse   was   a   so-called Progeria   patient.   (These   are   people   who   already look    old    as    children).    However,    by    then    I    had voiced   protests.   Either   a   real   alien   or   a   doll   was used,   but   certainly   not   a   Progeria   patient.   Why? Because   Progeria   sufferers   are   born   human,   and therefore   have   umbilical   cords   at   birth.   The   beings on    the    dissecting    table    had    no    navel.    UFO- believers   were   shocked.   Was   it   all   just   lies   and deceit?     Or,     perhaps     a     conspiracy     from     the Department of Disinformation? Now,   a   book   with   hundreds   of   sources   on   the   old and   eternally   young   matter   was   published   by   Kopp Verlag.   [1] The   two   authors,   Dr. Thomas   Carey   and Donald   Schmitt,   presented   new   documents.   Carey is   a   doctor   of   anthropology   and   a   U.S.   Air   Force veteran.   Donald   Schmidt   was   the   Director   of   the Centre   for   UFO   Studies   for   many   years.   Both   know the Roswell case from the very beginning. First,    the    authors    present    the    story    of    Wright- Patterson   Air   Force   Base   and   describe   this   place in   Dayton,   Ohio   as   the   true   site   of   Area   51.   Then they   cleanly   assert   that   there   is   no   Hangar   18;   that it   was   merely   an   invention   for   film.   However,   the Wright-Patterson    Air    Force    Base    does    have    a complex   building   with   the   number   18   (18A,   18B   to 18F).   Were   pieces   of   wreckage   actually   delivered there   from   a   UFO   crash?   The   authors   confirm   this and   quote   from   documents   of   deceased   witnesses: “within    24    hours    after    our    find,    everyone    in    the White   House   knew   that   what   we   had   found   could not   come   from   this   world.”   (P.208). And   what   is   this strange   material,   this   memory   metal?   “The   more you   put   the   material   together,   the   more   voltage increased...we   could   not   break   it,   nor   even   scratch it   in   any   way...We   held   a   lighter   to   one   end,   and the      material      was      the      same      temperature everywhere”. But   what   about   the   extra-terrestrial   corpses?   Was that    what    they    were?    Carey    and    Schmitt    quote several   late   doctors:   “the   specimen   we   inspected was   131   centimetres   tall...The   head   had   the   shape of   a   pear   and   was   oversized   compared   to   human proportions.      The      eyes      had      a      mongoloid appearance.   The   ends   of   the   eyes   furthest   from the     nasal     cavity     ran     at     a     10     degree     angle diagonally     upwards.    Although     I     performed     no detailed    autopsy    or    examination    of    the    head region, as this was not my area of expertise.” Why   not?   Well,   the   witness   was   a   dermatologist and only responsible for the skin. What   do   Roswell   and   the   bodies   from   ET   have   to do   with   our   theme?   Whether   it   is   aliens   in   the   past or   in   the   present   -   any   influential   circles   launch disinformation   campaigns.   And   this   was   so   perfect executed,   that   the   establishment   only   accepts   their opinions.   The    so-called    reason    -    the    Zeitgeist    - permits    nothing    else.    Does    that    sound    like    a conspiracy theory? Is it that easy? Thanks   to   the   American   Freedom   of   Information Act,   the   legally   guaranteed   freedom   of   information, it   was   possible   for   some   groups   to   view   formerly secret   government   files,   including   the   Robertson Panel   Report.   This   report   tells   the   baffled   layman that   the   government   gave   the   following   statements in   the   1950s:   “All   intelligence   network   authorities are   required,   for   the   purpose   of   discrediting   UFO- cases,   to   influence   the   mass   media   and   infiltrate civilian   research   groups…to   render   UFO   reports implausible   and   ridiculous…the   public   interest   in UFO   cases   should   be   strongly   undermined…and intelligence    agents    must    ensure    that    any    facts used      by      researchers      be      targeted      through deliberate disinformation.” This   is   called   a   conspiracy.   Not   of   spinsters,   but   of government      officials.      Nothing      surprises      me anymore.    Finally,    I    know    the    campaigns,    the decades    generally    spent    against    the   AAS    topic. The   most   absurd   part?   Hundreds   of   thousands   of clever   astronomers   on   earth   search   for   life   in   the universe.   Billions   of   Euros   have   been   spent   for   the installation     of     parabolic     antennas,     satellites, dishes,   and   astronomical   institutes.   Truly   honest and    well-trained    people    want    to    know:    are    we alone in the universe? Yet   a   few   nebulous   tacticians   knew   the   answer long   ago.   Would   that   those   involved   in   the   Roswell case   were   still   alive,   they   would   be   held   before   an international   court   for   misleading   the   public   and wasting    taxpayer    money    -    no    matter    how    good their motives were. [1]   Carey,   T.   and   Schmitt,   D.:   Inside   the   Real   Area 51. Rottenburg 2015. [2]    Kean,    Leslie:    UFOs,    Generals,    Pilots,    and Government      Officials      Break      Their      Silence. Rottenburg 2012.
...of the "UFO-Wave" in Belgium ...how the Officials are lying to us! RAMAR RAMAR