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You went on a 40,000 mile trip. Did any of your friends come down to see you off?

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When I went on the...

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On the flying saucer.

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You mean my own people?

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Friends.

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Well, no.

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For example, if I were getting out into space tomorrow at 7, I'd have a number of...

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No, I usually went by myself, because only one time.

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I was very much surprised too, because I wouldn't ask...

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When they tell me that there was another thing.

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I made them remind me to do that that way, and I handled it that way.

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One time they asked me to bring two men. Two signers, wrong with me.

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And they...

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I didn't even know that one signer. One of them I didn't know.

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He met me in Detroit.

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And anyway, so I called this one up and asked him about the other one.

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He knew the other one. I didn't.

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So they came along, and they have learned a lot.

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In fact, I understand they learned this much, that although their names have not been revealed yet,

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the perpetrated purposes and so forth are their job, especially, mostly.

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But they will reveal it, and when things begin to happen,

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you probably heard about that letter I got from a...

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Call it straight, or something like that.

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Well, when that happened, I was wondering how in the world they could give me the...

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Or make the statement they did in that letter,

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unless somebody told them I didn't.

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So then I figured the only one that could have told them that would be these two men, these signers.

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Because from that time on, I've been getting tremendous amount of signers up there.

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When I used to have a Saturday afternoon, Sunday afternoon,

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open house to the people coming and asking questions, just like we're doing now, and all of that.

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And then they used to get a lot of signers from different aircraft companies, engineers, and so forth,

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come up with really terrific questions and things like that, you know.

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In other words, you're saying, though you can't reveal your identity at the moment,

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but you were, in effect, seen off on an occasion by two signers.

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They really took a right with me.

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They went on the fly, and saw us are with you.

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And I think, as a result of quite a number of things that are in security right now,

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that I've been told recently are being under construction that I know these fellas observed.

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When you say security, you're referring to the United States government, or boys, or girls, or boys.

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That's right. After all, we must use commerce, and that's what I use.

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I could have put in a lot more in that book inside of spaceships.

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But there was a lot of it in there that would have led itself to some other nation, and that wouldn't have been right.

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So I figured, well, I keep that out, because that's good in our own defense. See?

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Right.

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You gotta do that.

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Any particularly interesting happening on any one of your nine trips?

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Well, that is fascinating, obviously.

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Well, one case was very interesting, because it was the only time that it was quite a good size ship, a big ship.

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And they had quite a party like a fair where they danced to Noledana, so for some reason I really see them dance.

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Orchestra?

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Well, there was no orchestra, but they had a machine that produced, and I understand that that music really was coming from their own planet directly, like we do on radio.

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Yeah, something like that.

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It was what we call in the trade a remote.

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Like in the old days, the dance band would be at the edge of what a beach hotel.

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And you know the funny thing too, the ships in their homes, the same thing, the mother mentioned that, the ships in their homes are illuminated like the walls, or produced a light instead of some light somewhere hanging.

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Is that kind of material?

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Did you dance at this party?

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I tried it, but it couldn't make...

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Well, not much of a dance, but it was like a song.

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Well, tell us about your sitting it out.

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Well, I was watching, I was interested in their footwork.

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It was a lot different than ours.

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In what way?

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Well, I think we use three steps, and I don't know much about dancing, but something like that, like a few steps and so on, so common.

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They use, I would judge the way I was watching it, probably four and six steps and so forth in various ways, you know.

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Well, I think tapping would come near it.

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I say, this is admittedly a dumb question, but I like them.

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How did they dance?

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One male and one female?

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Yes, the same way.

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Yes, but they didn't caress each other like we do in dances more or less.

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More or less of a loose type of a dance, something like we have square dancing, or something like that.

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But every step, every motion in the body was symbolical to something in life.

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Was there any drinking at the party?

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Any drinking?

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Well, they had these juices.

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Do you have any juices?

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Did anyone get high?

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No, I didn't see nobody get high.

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They seem to, if they have more, I suppose they probably control it while enough that it doesn't show or something, but they seem to go in moderate field right away.

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I think our trouble is mostly, for instance, I eat very little.

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Today we had a dinner and they had a small, very small, as small as they could serve.

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And I only ate half of that.

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And I only had one meal a day besides that one.

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See, well, I don't eat very much either.

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That's another thing.

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I mentioned, I believe, earlier that they worked on the average about two hours a day.

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That's correct.

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What did they do with their recreation time?

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They do a lot of study.

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Now, for an example.

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Excuse me, how many hours in a day up there?

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Well, this is 24.

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It gets like in 26 minutes to make in 24 hours, something like that.

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I don't know exactly, but it's something like that.

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Anyway, you take, for instance, if there's, you give the figures,

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it's not the figure of population on the Venus, but it'll give you figures for good example.

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That's a good question.

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For a good example.

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Every year, what we call a year in our own calendar, their calendar, every year, everybody,

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the citizens of the planetary system are taken out for a right so-called excursion

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for three months into space.

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By the state, old and young, to study with the scientists all together.

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They're all scientists, you might say then.

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They're studying, observing nature in space and all of that,

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and then they put down their own impressions, each one different.

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See, their own impressions, which is a freedom of the thought.

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All right, then they bring that group back, see, and take another group.

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Will it be an adult group?

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Adult group, or would they take it all?

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Adult and youngs is alike.

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Would they be infants, babies?

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Well, they don't take really little babies, but I mean children that are capable of learning.

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Ten years and older, five years and older.

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People that are, you know, children start taking on impressions at a certain age,

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and they take them, and then they have all these graph machines and all of that,

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and they watch those, how they work, and how they register this particular frequency out in space,

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or how they register something else.

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For instance, like when they came to Earth, right up in Canada,

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I talked to two men that contacted them, they had contact with them.

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They were both businessmen, one was a doctor.

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Anyway, well, they are these same people that contacted them,

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actually took some dirt and water from the lake there,

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and some dirt from the land and things like that, and took it for analysis to their planet.

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That's a ship, yeah.

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When was the last time you were in a flying saucer?

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Oh, quite a while ago now.

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A couple of years?

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Well, not a couple of years, but a little over a year ago.

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Do you have any date, if I may use that word, pending?

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No, not planned.

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You never know.

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If I got an impression right now, we say, I'd probably go out, maybe it'd be okay,

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maybe I went out a lot of times on the desert, and nothing happened.

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Right, in other words, you played your haunches on the side.

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I think haunches, that's correct.

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What was the shortest notice you ever had?

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See, I went to the Los Angeles.

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Take off at 5 o'clock on the dot, you just up and go.

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I went in to Los Angeles with, attending to some businessmen,

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they took a bus back, went in on the bus.

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When this all came up, it was in 15 minutes, and the heck, I was gone for three days.

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I wonder, Mr. Adanski, did you ever try on any of their clothing?

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You know, our various presidential candidates will dress up as an Indian or a jacket, etc.

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Did you ever slip on any of their jackets on one day?

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From Venus?

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Yeah, quite tight on me.

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And it felt very funny.

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I don't think I'd have been comfortable in the whole time.

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Over your shirt?

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They were comfortable.

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Well, it was a material, I think it caused it.

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It was a funny material, a sheen to it, you know,

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and it must have had some kind of a radiation or power or something in it

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because I felt like something freaking me out.

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Did they have zippers or buttons?

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No, they don't have a zipper. It's similar to a zipper,

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but it's not exactly, I couldn't call it a zipper, and it's a button system.

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They push a button and the door on things close up.

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Of course, one button for the entire road?

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Yeah, it's a spring that is released and closes or something.

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It's an automatic spring.

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And their suits, when they have the suit on, they have goggles on them too.

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They look like a monster, and that's like where they got their monster idea.

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When they appear in their garments and the suits, they got these, and they're usually green.

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See goggles? The glasses?

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Yeah, usually green. And they can light the light inside, see, and look down,

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see what's going on there, they got instruments in there, see.

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And the cells, and the agent cells.

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And they light that. You know, when they light, this green light comes out of their eyes, you know, through the...

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This is what it is?

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Yeah, that's where they get the fright.

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Yeah, they got a suit on, see.

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You see, they told me when I first started coming in, they always took a suit off,

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see, and come out just like it were, you know, like that fella I met.

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But some people had shot at him.

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In France, they shot at him in different places, you know.

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So they can be killed, as I said.

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And therefore, they put the suit on. The suit will take a .22 caliber bullet. See.

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Did they carry any weapons?

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No, never seen them with a weapon.

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But they...

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Do they have hunting parties on VINDS?

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Do they have hunting parties?

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I haven't learned that either. Fishing, a lot of fishing.

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But you take for instance, for the probably less item, maybe, because I noticed you're getting out scummies,

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but the time is flying.

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You heard about this case here of that scout master.

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Remember that one? Quite a while back.

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That was in Florida.

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Yeah.

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Well, everybody wondered why he got burned.

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Well, you can get burned with a rope if you run your hands through that.

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It's gonna be a painful burn, too.

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Yeah, sure.

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Well, you see, what he did, he had this machete.

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And his ship was hovering low enough that he could hit it.

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The machete is middle.

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And if that ship were to lodge in there, stuck, see?

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Well, he acted as a ground with electrocuted him because the outside was charged, electrically.

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So that they would produce the ground, he'd have been electrocuted.

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So each time he hit with the machete, a portion of the blade would break out, and of course he didn't make that contact.

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So they realized what might happen and they shot a ray out at him.

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And a ray was not hot, but it may have affected a shot.

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The resistance that this body put up on an arm and a hat naturally got scorched.

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See? Because the ray was high frequency.

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But that's how that happened.

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They really saved a guy's life.

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Had he succeeded in having that blade stick in there and him hanging onto it, would it produce a circuit?

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Yes.

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Close the circuit.

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What's the thing?

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Did you say before, Mr. Ademiske, about the population on Venus?

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Population? She's pretty heavily populated, but I don't know just what the number is.

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Mr. Keen would like to know if they have more houses on Venus than we have on Earth.

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Well, everybody seemed to have a dwelling place. Everybody.

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They don't bunch up as we do sometimes, and the odd part of it is while there is some buildings,

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while there is some buildings, what we call an apartments like, you know, beautifully structured,

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I got a stone up there that is very, very decorative, and they make a lot of those buildings of this particular stone.

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But most of them got individual dwelling places, see?

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And they got quite a bit of land with it where they can spread out, you know, not crowded.

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What is their form of transportation? Do they have cars, bikes, but those cars?

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Yes, they have, but the cars have no wheels. They ride on the magnetic, a magnetic print of the Earth, of the planet.

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See, we have it too. There's a heavy magnetic print that they measured, there is one,

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an instrument already above the Earth, you know, that if we once learned to do that in any way,

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we could do a glide with cars without wheels too.

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Are they on rails?

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No, they don't go anywhere. She's like we're talking right now, for instance,

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we're talking about having an instrument and an automobile that you paint the white line with surgery metallic things,

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and you got a tape recorder and you set it, and she's driving while you keep looking around and so forth.

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There's something along those lines, you see?

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Well, you know, you can go on and on and on with Mr. Adamski.

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You