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On Wed, 10 Sep 2003 03:34:49 GMT, "Neowulf" <neowulf@earthlink.net>
wrote:

"Sir Arthur C. B. E. Wholeflaffers A.S.A." <nospam@newsranger.com> wrote in
message news:QV07b.19103$cJ5.2597@www.newsranger.com...

Can you tell us a little bit about Moon Dust and Blue Fly?

Clifford Stone
In peacetime-I must stress peace-time because the unit did have a wartime
mission (which I will get to later on)-the mission of Project Moon Dust

was the

Is this a response to Clifford Stone's question? I ask 'cause it's formatted
like a hypothetical question.

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Very interesting. Where could I go to learn more? (I.e., what are your
sources, please?)

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Which documents, please?

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Read of that in Chapter 3 of _Case MJ-12: The True Story Behind the
Government's UFO Conspiracies_, by Kevin D. Randle.

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Really?! Okay, as I'm only doing research for a novel, I don't HAVE to have
your source, but please, please, please give me any more detail available on
this! This has serious potential to be a scene in my novel.

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Then were did you hear about it?

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Juicy. However, who are CF and CS?

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That's all,

Aaron
neowulf@earthlink.net
soon: www.neowulf.net

Aaron, I have to apologize for Artie's artful troll. None of us take
him seriously, because 99.9997% of whatever he posts is 
copy 'n' pasted from other UFO web sites, or is lifted whole cloth
from Weekly World News, and other check stand tabloids.

When challenged to provide examples of cases he has personally
investigated, he evad0es, and starts name-calling. All in all, not a
reliable source for detailed information about the UFO phenomena.

For more about Sir Art, check Google. Search on the name,
Dr. Richard X. Frager, a name he used several years ago.

Sorry for the inconvenience.



Widdershins

Skepticult Member #159-904378-909