From: DRudiak@aol.com [David Rudiak] Date: Fri, 6 Jun 1997 21:48:28 -0400 (EDT) Fwd Date: Sat, 07 Jun 1997 13:03:33 -0400 Subject: Roswell Crash - 'Solved' > From: KRandle993@aol.com [Kevin Randle] > Date: Thu, 5 Jun 1997 18:30:13 -0400 (EDT) > To: updates@globalserve.net > Subject: Roswell Crash - Solved >I just heard that the new and improved Air Force report will be out shortly >and they have finally solved the Roswell mystery. No, it wasn't Mogul. It >was a Fugo balloon that carried a Horten Brothers designed lifting body into >the sky that could be cut lose to guide to Earth. (Insert laughter here.) I hope your right, because that would be the best laugh I've had in a long time. I wonder what contortions of logic the debunkers would use to suddenly rationalize how that Mogul debris, including the infamous tape with flower patterns, suddenly doesn't explain the crash any more. And how did that radar target and weather balloon get in Ramey's office if it wasn't from Mogul? You don't suppose that Ramey swapped it for the real debris, just like that "liar" Marcel and senile old man Gen. Dubose said happened? And how is it that the Air Force lost their Fugo/Horten in the first place? Why didn't anybody go out looking for it. Why did it take a sheep rancher wandering into town before the Air Force had any idea where their Top Secret Project went to? >Supposedly the design was tested in the wind tunnels at Wright Field. And, >the Air Force supposedly used Frank Kaufmann's testimony as part of their >"proof" of this thing. >In fact, it sounds as if they are going to rely on the >unreliable testimony of the major Roswell witnesses. Yes, the comedic possibilities are endless. Maybe the title of their new report will be, "Roswell: Dumb and Dumber." Jim Carey could be cast in the role of Gen. Ramey for the new movie version. >I guess now we'll be told that their reports were accurate, >we just looked in the wrong place. I can't wait to see how >the media will deal with this. Now that I've composed myself again, my guess is that it will never happen. The media has dutifully gone along (like Mac Brazel's sheared sheep) with the Mogul nonsense right from the start. The Air Force would be shooting itself in the foot to come out with a completely new version now. It would raise too many embarrassing questions. Even the press isn't that stupid (then again, maybe they are). The Air Force would be wisest to let sleeping Moguls lie. >Let's see if we have it straight... In 1947, you said it was a weather >balloon, but you checked your records and found that you lied. It was >really a Project Mogul balloon which was nothing more than a weather >balloon. Now you've checked your records again, those very records >you had already checked and you have determined that it wasn't a >Mogul Balloon Array but this lifting body. Of course, that doesn't >explain the bodies... unless there were a number of Orientals in the >craft when it crashed outside of Roswell. Has this begun to stink of >massive cover up yet? Yes, but the debunking community is very adaptable and will use whatever rationalizations and self-delusions necessary to swallow the new, improved version. So will most of the press. These guys can't think their way out of a paper bag. >BTW: Frank Kaufmann predicted long ago that if it became to hot, the Air > Force would find "new" records with a new answer. I'll say one good thing for the Fugo balloon theory. The very tough parchment described by Marcel, which Brazel said was covered with Japanese or Chinese-like writing, did bear some resemblance to Fugo balloon material (though I think Marcel would easily have recognized the writing as Japanese). It obviously didn't come from the ridiculous fictional "parchment parachutes" of Mogul (they used small silk parachutes for the payload -- its marked on the diagrams). Of course, we still have no explanation for the rest of the materials, like the thin metal that couldn't be cut and returned to its original shape when crumpled. If you reread Charles Moores interview, you'll also notice that McAndrew asked him about two Fugo balloons that were supposedly delivered to Mogul. Moore said he knew nothing about it, and that the constant level balloons were of their own design. It's possible McAndrew was already preparing a backup position. What I don't understand is why the Air Force would bother to change their story. Like I said above, the press is too stupid and gutless to challenge their Mogul story. If they do come out with this remarkable change of story (I'd bet against it), it must be because they're getting a lot of pressure at the top, possibly even the White House. That would be a good sign. It means those that count didn't buy their first report and the Air Force was forced to change stories in order to stall for more time.
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