The UFO debris controversy: my take (as if that's worthwhile)

 

You know my stance on UFOs: they are not extraterrestrial craft but are real and with substance (of some kind), from somewhere extraordinary, and purposefully enigmatic.

(I think my pal John Greenewald might agree somewhat with my stance. Buddy Tony Bragalia thinks UFOs are interplanetary, I believe, or, at least, real airborne craft.)

I can’t imagine spacecraft traversing the Galaxy, let alone the Universe, crashing all over the place, leaving debris or most of itself lying atop the ground. Remember the “flying saucer” in the movie The Thing (From Another World) igniting when exposed.

To my point:

 Some of you know I was a Section Leader in The John Birch Society, believing, in a manner a bit like Trump’s extremist followers, that there are conspiracies afoot in the land, and secret machinations for various reasons, some quite mad and others woefully ingenious.

I have, in my possession – from JBS recruiting procedures – documents obtained by JBS leader Robert Welch – that showed communist infiltration into the American government and significant other capitalistic enterprises.

Those of you familiar with the Alger Hiss case know of which I speak.

There does seem to be a deep state operating within the confines of the United States overt political/government spectrum. Nick Redfern has discovered the same in many writings he’s offered.

Is it so unbelievable that the U.S. (or Russia, China, Britain) may have, in its possession, materials that they think are from UFOs?

After all, there are a number of reports and books {Kevin Randle wrote one) that detail "UFO crashes or accidents." 

This is what Tony Bragalia thinks, and maybe even John Greenewald. John’s take is that such information would not be forthcoming in any cavalier or “disclosive” way as Tony Bragalia’s FOI posting indicates.

But it’s not unbelievable that Tony got a hint, a small clue, that the U.S. military thinks it has, in its possession (or even in the hands of an oddball, like Robert Bigelow), something that is from off the Earth.

John and Tony are bumping heads over a matter that has both crazy and possible actualities.

Let’s enjoy their back-and-forths. They are both gentlemen and good guys. 

RR