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Friday, March 19, 2021

The 1967 Falcon Creek incident: A UFO from here (Earth)?

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Recently I saw a Travel Channel repeat of a UFO show in which Canadian UFO researcher Chris Rutkowski was featured. It was about the 1967 Falcon Creek episode.

I've always thought the Falson Creek incident was authentic, mostly because the observer/victim, Stan Michalak presented a scenario that checked out in several ways.
You can read about his extraordinary experience and the incident via these links:

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/manitoba/falcon-lake-incident-book-anniversary-1.4121639

https://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/news/podcasts/Pages/ufo-falcon-lake-incident.aspx

The show helped me see, the UFO Mr. Machalak saw and was "assaulted" by, as an Earthian creation.

Michalak's sketch of what he observed:

A "rebuttal" by the Iron Skeptic (online) removes the thing seen from an ET classification perhaps, but it doesn't, as far as I can tell, take it out of the UFO classification/category.

It's that exhaust which scalded Mr. Machalak that bothers me. It's a primitive kind of repellent or an agent that seems suspect for something from an advanced mode of travel by alleged Earth visitors.

The show Chris was on touched on that.

That Mr. Machalak was spurted upon by something that made him sick is not in question, the substance not determined, but his medical needs immediately after and long after were. He was sickened by what he was subjected to.

This allows me to see his UFO as Earth-made, a product of Canadian ingenuity: a flying saucer produced by a Canadian agency or military, tested in a remote area, but seen by a fellow who just happened to be in the normally secluded spot during the test-flight.

That UFOs, of a kind, have been part of military agendas is a given for those who really think about it.

Stan Machalak got to see a prototype, up close and personal.

RR 

posted by RRRGroup at Friday, March 19, 2021

2 Comments:

  • Agree, point for point.

    Both the U.S. and Canada have probably tested these things in Canadian territory for years because of the vast wilderness available. Yet on this occasion, a one-in-a-kajillion chance encounter with a civilian, the secrecy was shot. The higher-ups must have had a conniption fit, and the pilot(s) likely didn't get much chance to enjoy a post-flight beer.

    Sometimes the veil is lifted just a bit.

    By Blogger Ron, at Friday, March 19, 2021  

  • I have trouble accepting an earthly technology explanation for this one simply because in the many decades since we've seen nothing like it from any government or private entity. Rather we see fairly unimpressive aviation and aerospace innovations that tend to have a lot of problems. I'm not sure why they'd continue to burn money away on such things if in 1967 they had something vastly superior.

    Martin

    By Blogger Martin Black, at Sunday, March 21, 2021  

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