Rex Heflin talks about his 1965 UFO photos

 https://youtu.be/rzVgrCCVpH0

 
RR

Advanced extraterrestrial visitors? I don’t think so

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In Dan Harran’s Who Are They Really he provides accounts of Star People visitations in which the visitors in vessels are often spotted scrounging around for plants, minerals, or rocks.
 
The Valensole incident in a video provided here the other day also was about visitors checking out a lavender field.
 
In the annals of UFO literature dealing with entities scrabbling for detritus on the Earth’s surfaces, one has to be struck by the primitive methodology involved, the pathetic gatherings.
 
If Earth’s anthropologists, archaeologists, and paleontologists were found to be employing such hard-scrabble means to gather information about another planet, they’d be laughed out of the galaxy.
 
That UFO enthusiasts continue to look past the squirrely sojourns of alleged advanced extraterrestrials plucking terrain artifacts for their refuse bags, one has to wonder what else the ET-believers are over-looking?
 
There is something else afoot here, and it’s not ETs from outer space, no matter how much some of you wish it were.
 
Grow up.
 
RR

John Greenewald Jr. and the FBI's 1950 alien bodies memo

https://youtube.com/shorts/iNoDs15qaNY?feature=share

John mentions Silas Newton, the fall-guy in the government's attempt to debunk Frank Scully's Aztec saucer exposé.

I have long thought that Scully's tale was a reworking of the Roswell incident, rescuttled by Silas Newton's Army Air Force buddies who passed the information on to him, which Scully published in his Behind the Flying Saucers.

Newton was framed to discredit the story.

(My pal Tony Bragalia thinks my view is a lot of hooey, but Scully had the story and it was Roswell oriented.)

Now, I'm not a flying saucer/ET guy as you know, but the Scully frame contains a picture that has the ring of truth.

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RR