Re: Skeptickal Inquirer UFO

Lt.Col. Corso, may he rest in peace, used his onetime position
at the Roswell bomber base to illucidate his silly story,
"We dumb Americans found this little pile of ****, and
I sent it out to the assembled brethren of the MIC, and
we reverse-engineered RADAR, fiber optics, transistors ... um,
le'see ... balsa wood and mylar and latex balloons, to boot!"
    do you know of the cache that Roswell has with WW2?...
really, the whole thing could be "denial, denial, denial."
    Corso's essential thesis was:
human being cannot create ideas;
it's got to be cargo-cult from upstairs!
 
his coauthor exposed him on the booktour,
which Corso had to sit out, as he was dying, but
I don't know if it's actually in the book, as well.

[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Rick Sobie) wrote in message news:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>...
 
> >history to now, i.e. about 7 billion years ago.  This dark energy is the 
> >same as Kip Thorne's "exotic matter" in his 1986 Star Gate paper and it 
> >is the same stuff needed for Alcubierre's weightless warp drive metric 
> >of the early 1990's and it is the same "negative matter" needed for 
> >exotic propulsion that British Ministry of Defense Chief Scientist 
> >Herman Bondi told us Cornell students about in ~ 1960 that Stalin's top 
> >  physics Spy Master Y. Terletskii was also very keen on.
 
> http://www.rense.com/general44/nmxx.htm
> one of the few middle of the road outlets for information of
> the strange bizarre and unusual.
 
> such tools of destruction. To bring man to the point
> where he was capable of handling the technology without
> destroying the earth.
> 
> That would be the best case scenario.
 
> I have no reason to doubt the credibility of this man.
 
> Mr. Phillips further states that there are records and filmed 
> documentation of meetings in California in 1954 between ETs 
> and leaders of the USA. He lists a few of the technologies 
> we were able to develop because of the ETs: computer chips, 
> lasers, night vision, bulletproof vests, and concludes, 
> Are these ET people hostile? Well, if they were hostile, 
> with their weaponry they could have destroyed us a long time 
> ago  or could have done some damage. Mr. Phillips now develops 
> technologies that can help eliminate environmental pollutants 
> and reduce the need for fossil fuels: energy generation 
> systems that use natural energies from planet Earth. 
 
> And speaking of debunkers, I look at the people on the above 
> page, not to mention a person like Corso, and I examine
> their credibility. Then I look at the Amazing Randi,
> and I want to laugh out loud.
 
> We are not alone in the universe, that I am sure of.

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