Of special interest to UFO researchers: This wasn't at all made clear in the movie, but there were two generals portrayed, each sitting in during the Newhouse film's airing, and though neither was identified, the actors were playing the roles of Generals John Samford and Roger Ramey. That, above all, indicates how important official Washington believed the Newhouse film might be to national security. Samford and Ramey, almost certainly, served among other architects (leading to 1953's "Robertson Panel" report) regarding the government's future clamp-down on UFO publicity passing through official channels. 1952 was the last year when the U.S. government openly kept the public informed about substantial UFO activity and sightings of impressive integrity. In fact, after the film's final airing in the room, the only words spoken ("How about that?") were spoken by General Samford, soon to officiate at an energized press conference following the later-depicted Washington UFO chase.
The script and movie progress to a brief but chilling meeting between Chop and Maj. Fournet, where the latter informs public information officer Chop that the Newhouse film's final analysis is in, and the official conclusion is "unknowns."
Before further exploration of the script, I should mention a couple of names I've really not paid any attention to at all. One is movie director Winston Jones and the other is Clarence Greene's partner, Russell Rouse. Not to be unkind, but director Jones, formerly a Hollywood movie prop manager, likely did exactly what Greene wanted him to do, and Rouse seems to have been totally hands-off. From everything I've seen, I believe this was strictly Greene's "baby," and after writer Martin and others did the research and whipped a reasonable portrayal of official UFO history together they were off and running -- under Greene's thumb. This is not a criticism of Greene, for I think he did a superb job with a low budget spread among a few highly dedicated people -- and to have gained the trust and cooperation of Chop, Ruppelt, Fournet, Swanson, Mariana, Newhouse, Sperry and others who truly "lived the story of the UFO" is simply phenomenal.
We'll get back to the movie next time, but for now I wanted to make these things clear, and to express how saddened and disappointed I remain that no movie industry or government officials ever gave "U.F.O." the profound historical tribute it richly deserves. Yes, I truly believe that Greene's production is the most important motion picture ever made.
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In a memo entitled "UFOs or NO? The Guy Hottel EP," the FBI calls opinion to their online railroad station of publicly unused documents acclaimed as the "Safe deposit box."
The FBI is now claiming that in the self-important than two days because the Safe deposit box was launched, the most right of entry memo is one which discusses UFOs. It's self-important than 63 days old and tells a third hand debit of an Air Plunge Researcher who supposedly exposed three "so-called flying saucers."
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Guy Hottel is the felt tip of this memo and tells a story about an Air Plunge Researcher who had been told by another nameless starting place about a crash landing which was exposed where complete the Arizona-New Mexico edge.
Mr. Hottel, the acting head of the FBI's Washington Ground Cave at the time, doesn't skimp on the details, recitation a manifestation which loyally resembles the end civic myth.
"They [the saucers] were described as being around in shape in the company of raised centers, vis-?-vis 50 feet in diameter. One and all one was broad by three bodies of human shape but thoroughly three feet tall, right in sharp cloth of a very splendid pile. One and all foundation was bandaged in a opinion concentrated to the faint suits cast-off by chase fliers and test pilots."
The nameless starting place believed the high-powered government radars on site had interfered in the company of the "undemocratic procedure of the saucers, as a result bringing them loud to the ground.
The memo locks of hair coldheartedly in the company of the words: "No spanking assessment was attempted" by the FBI referee on the subject of the exact.
In their memo from this week, the FBI points out that the Guy Hottel memo had been publicly unused for decades to the lead the Safe deposit box was released. This memo was first made publicly unused in the late 1970s and regular landed on the Internet to the lead the Safe deposit box launched in 2011.
The new memo regular suggests that clear may enfold the Guy Hottel memo describes the actions of an expand hoax set up by a man called Silas Newton. In 1950, Newton began significant tales about crashed UFOs complete a New Mexico radar station. He was in the manner of convicted of organize.
Playing piece Allin, the head treatment inspector for The Snooty Bionetwork told NBC News in an email that this memo does in fact direct to the hoax and doesn't union in the company of the goings-on of Roswell at all. "The purloin story is, fault a trouble, skin Congested,'" believed Allin.
"The memo is based on a hoax that was carried out by a convicted con man named Silas Newton, and it was debunked days ago. It's a preferably pronounced and multihued hoax story, to be unavoidable, but donate is no consequences in it further that." - REDORBIT.
"Area 51: Myth or Reality" presents the historical records of what's been considered the most secret place in America. Spy planes, like the U2 and A-12, were routinely tested at this abandoned bombing range 80 miles north of Las Vegas during the 1950s and 60s. Models of these and other stealth aircraft are now on display at the museum.
The exhibit also scrutinizes ongoing speculation that the military was testing captured alien spacecraft at Area 51 and examining the remains of extraterrestrials that had reportedly crashed outside of Roswell N.M., in 1947.
The Area 51 presentation isn't limited to examining American UFO sites. Under a clear display cover -- where the "Authentic Alien Artifact" sign is housed -- are a variety of objects, including vials containing small pieces of material. These come from an alleged UFO crash in Russia.
The use of the word "authentic" is a pretty bold assertion, considering the exhibit -- the first of its kind in a national museum -- is in a museum associated with the Smithonian Institution.
These so-called alien artifacts come from an incident known as the Russian Roswell. On Jan. 29, 1986, an unusual-looking reddish sphere streaked across the sky over the Soviet Union mining town of Dalnegorsk and crashed into Mount Izvestkovaya, also referred to as Height 611.
"Valeri Dvuzhilini of the Academy of Sciences was first to arrive on the scene two days later. He collected samples of strange metallic mesh scattered at the site, and samples of rocks and vegetation which had been scorched in the crash," said Las Vegas KLAS-TV news reporter George Knapp.
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"Samples were later analyzed by several Russian scientific institutes. In the days after the crash, hundreds of witnesses saw other UFO-type craft flying in and around Height 611, as if searching for the crash site," Knapp told The Huffington Post.
Through his efforts and contacts between the United States and Russia, Knapp -- the recipient of more than a dozen Emmy Awards -- was the first American journalist to travel to the UFO crash site in the 1990s.
Knapp, pictured below right, was given samples of the debris, including very small perfectly round and glassy spheres, which had also been found at other crash sites. Those materials are being unveiled by the National Atomic Testing Museum.
According to the exhibit's description, scientific tests on the UFO materials revealed bizarre behavior: "Three Soviet academic centers and 11 research institutes analyzed the objects from this UFO crash. The distance between atoms is different from ordinary iron. Radar cannot be reflected from the material. Elements in the material may disappear and new ones appear after heating. One piece disappeared completely in front of four witnesses. The core of the material is composed of a substance with anti-gravitational properties."
"I don't think the Russian scientists ever said it was out-of-this-world, but it had unusual properties. Some of the stuff went to academies and it never came back," Knapp added.
With the opening of the Area 51 exhibit -- which reveals the secret work that went on there in the development of military stealth technology -- is there also the implication or suggestion that the government is ready to acknowledge that some UFOs may have a truly out-of-this-world origin?
The overall Smithsonian mission includes "shaping the future by preserving our heritage, discovering new knowledge, and sharing our resources with the world." Now it appears that statement includes possible debris from a crashed UFO.
Maybe this Area 51 "authentic alien artifact" display is another step forward on the road to ET disclosure.
Dr. Greer discusses the following topics:
The highly secretive and ruthless group (MJ-12, Majestic, Cosmic-Ops, PI-40) that is behind the UFO cover-up.
The 'Norway Spiral'.
The Orion Project's efforts working with breakthrough technology that would eliminate the need for fossil fuel based technologies.
The reason behind the ruthless secrecy of the Extraterrestrial and UFO subjects.
Dr. Greer's personal story including his experiences with Extraterrestrials.
The mind-set of the ruthless group known as Majestic-12 (MJ-12, Majestic, Cosmic-Ops, PI-40).
So-called "Gray" aliens are in fact man-made PLFs (Programmed Life Forms).
So-called 'alien implants' are man-made devices.
The reason why there is fear mongering of the Extraterrestrial subject.
So-called 'alien abductions' are in fact carried out by covert human groups.
The massive amount of disinformation on the Extraterrestrial subject. This disinformation has infected the UFO subculture.
Dr. Greer has held the body of an 18 inch sized Extraterrestrial.
The connection between consciousness and the Extraterrestrial subject.
The logical fallacy of the so-called ET "threat" argument.
Scalar weapon systems (Directed Energy Weapons, Electromagnetic Weapons) that orbit Earth and target Extraterrestrial vehicles.
CSETI (not to be confused with SETI) experiences with Extraterrestrials.
The limitations of space and time as we currently understand them - how this relates to Extraterrestrials.
The covert plan by the highly secretive and ruthless group (MJ-12, Majestic, Cosmic-Ops, PI-40) to stage an alien "attack" on Earth.
The stupidity of the so-called alien "hybrid" theory pushed by certain individuals in the UFO subculture.
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