Human test subject of supposed "alien"
The Roswell UFO conspiracy concerns the Roswell UFO incident of July 1947 near Roswell, New Mexico. The Roswell Incident letter to Pentagon 1996[1] charges that the United States of America was involved in a crimes against humanity conspiracy in 1947.
Alien conspiracy coverup
The alien conspiracy coverup involves US intelligence developing and initiating a campaign to blame "aliens" for Roswell. The more false flag witnesses, the more crash-sites, the more aliens, the more alien footage, the more convoluted and outrageous the Roswellian Syndrome becomes — the better it masks over illegal operations that were being conducted by the US at that time. The Roswell Incident letter to Pentagon 1996 charges the following:
- inhumane experiments
- nuclear related
- sales of illegal weaponry (chemical/biological)
- incompetent/dangerous use of highly volatile material
Human experimentation
The US government allegedly used human test subjects for extreme high altitude experimentation, under the guidance of Operation Paperclip experts. These experiments served the aerodynamic-space program during the Space race, for the establishment of NASA in 1958. The US government spun the extraterrestrial hypothesis to cover up crimes against humanity. Researcher Nick Redfern, author of The Roswell UFO Conspiracy: Exposing A Shocking And Sinister Secret, explains that the Roswell crash of 1947, involved a dark and sinister secret that had to be covered up at all costs, regarding human experimentation. In 2001, Redfern interviewed an elderly woman who had worked at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, who said that just following WWII, she saw human "guinea pigs" including Japanese people, the handicapped, and prisoners that were involved in aerial experiments. Through her testimony, and other witnesses he's spoken with in the ensuing years, Redfern has pieced together that the so-called "aliens" found in the Roswell crash, were likely these humans deemed expendable by the government, who were used to test out the rigors of high altitude exposure.[2]
Test subjects
The experiments reportedly used technologies brought over from Japan and Germany using gigantic balloons with attached gondolas that contained the test subjects. The cause of the night flight disaster in July, 1947 may have been that the balloon collided with the craft that was accompanying it, which led to the balloon exploding and raining down a large amount of tin foil-like debris over Mac Brazel's ranch, and that the second crash site contained heavier debris from the craft itself. According to Redfern's report, Brazel had seen two previous balloons come down on his ranch. The hieroglyphics that some witnesses reported seeing, on the beams in the debris, were likely Japanese inscriptions. Redfern will be giving a presentation on this topic at the Roswell UFO Festival in July 2017.[2]
Disinformation
The US government tactically disseminated disinformation[2] starting with the first report on July 8, 1947, from Roswell Army Air Field (RAAF) public information officer Walter Haut, who issued a press release stating that: personnel from the 509th Operations Group had recovered a "flying disc", which had crashed on a ranch near Roswell. The next day, the US military clarified that the crash was merely a conventional weather balloon.[3] This helped to stimulate conspiracy theories in an alternative direction, so as to blame "aliens" rather than to discover black projects involving human experimentation. Tools for disinformation were people like Lieutenant Colonel Philip J. Corso who was authorized to release The Day After Roswell, which helped to spin the extraterrestrial phenomena. Also Wernher Von Braun who is said to have disclosed eye-witness accounts of extraterrestrials, at the Roswell crash, to former ScO, Clark C. McClelland.[4] These were all avenues of disinformation to further conceal crimes against humanity that were allegedly conducted by the US government.
Ufology
Linda Moulton Howe vouches for the book, The Day After Roswell by Philip J. Corso as a source of authority on the UFO mystery surrounding Roswell, which she claims verifies extraterrestrial presence.[5]
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See also
References
- ↑ BBS, 1996 letter to Pentagon, by The Pentagon scanner-boys
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Coast to Coast AM (May 24, 2017): Alternative Roswell Theory (2nd hour), with Nick Redfern
- ↑ Olmsted, Kathryn S. (2009). Chapter 6: Trust No One: Conspiracies and Conspiracy Theories from the 1970s to the 1990s. Real Enemies: Conspiracy Theories and American Democracy, World War I to 9/11. Oxford University Press. pp. 173–204. ISBN 978-0-19-975395-6.
- ↑ Is ET here? (2005), by Robert Trundle
- ↑ Neil Armstrong's Secret: UFOs On The Moon? (pub. Oct 18, 2016) with Linda Moulton Howe (34:50)