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You can't blame the government for covering up something that comes from outside our home. And it's real

Closing in on 80 years of hiding the truth. You know someone has a few pieces of the wreckage hidden from the government.

Undermine religion!…can’t deny the sky fairy can we 😂

@spartacus936 Great post with some very excellent points!

Although in regards to the Benowitz issue….
Im not sure I believe that Doty drove Benowitz insane purposely, for kicks, or at all for that matter.
I'm very familiar with the story and the tactics used, however I'm not convinced he didnt already have psychological issues.
I mean, it appears he clearly did.

Look, to be clear…I'm not necessarily a fan of Doty, particularly nowadays since he's flip-flopped, but he had a job to do which I believe to have been of absolute significant importance and he's not a doctor or any type of mental health professional.
Clearly, he wasn't sensitive to all of Benowitz' issues, but again, it wasnt his job to he, nor was he in any position to be able to judge either way.
It's most definitely a sad story and set of circumstances, to be sure. Again, I am not a Doty fan, but I feel it is unfair to hang Benowitz' mental health issues on him.

Just my two cents….

There were nearly a hundred Mogul atmospheric nuke-sniffers, launched with enormous new upper-atmosphere balloons carrying a heavy cargo encased in mylar-covered plywood circular structures to evade radar detection. These were constructed in New Jersey and launched over New Mexico in the late spring and early summer of 1947. This was the most advanced and most secretive effort the US had yet made to keep tabs on the emerging nuclear power of the Soviet Union. It was absolutely the biggest existential threat in the history of the world. Mutually assured nuclear holocaust, worldwide.

As with many nuclear secret programs, the classification was itself a ruse to avoid foreign detection. The launches were not supposed to be military in nature, yet of course, they were. This kind of budget tomfoolery persists today. UFO news were everywhere and caused a bit of panic, but it was nothing compared to the panic of nuclear warfare. Someone decided to "bury" the Project Mogul story in the popular hysteria about UFOs, and it worked. As soon as "flying disc" made it to the news wires, it was safely written off as small-town hysteria. Meanwhile, more than 70 other Mogul balloons and payloads were recovered all over New Mexico without incident. I am baffled by people on the UFO subs who refuse to comprehend and acknowledge this historical fact, and this whole historical era. 

Roswell is a classic mindfuck. There's no way around it, and I don't pretend to know what "really happened". However, a lot of people, mostly US military intelligence people, have had a hand in shaping the story. And in any conspiracy, "who benefits" is the key. Hiding a nuke-sniffing program from the USSR is an obvious benefit.

As for those elderly witnesses who found themselves surrounded by ufologists in the 1980s, I think people honestly remembered something that was confusing at the time. However, Jesse Marcel has never described anything that didn't match the literal materials of the hand-fabricated Mogul payloads. The wood assemblies were covered in mylar for radar reflection, and mylar was so new that it wasn't known in the consumer/non-military world for another several years. It wasn't even trademarked as "Mylar" until 1951. If you'd never seen mylar before, which few people on Earth had in 1947, lightweight metallic material that can be scrunched up and will flatten again would be pretty fantastic. The symbols on the cellophane tape really were designs on tape manufactured for toy assembly. And people were lied to, as they always are in "matters of national security". The whole alien bodies thing was invented some eight years after the original Roswell Incident book, during a frenzy of cheesy television specials that ended with "Alien Autopsy" on Fox. None of the original witnesses from either Bill Moore or Stanton Friedman's research said anything about alien bodies; it was magic tin foil and hieroglyphics on scotch tape until the late 1980s. And, of course, the debunkers embraced this because it was goofy.

Remember that for more than three decades, from 1947 to the late 1970s, there was little interest in Roswell. What changed in the late 1970s? One thing we know for certain is that a disinformation agent of the USAF intelligence office in New Mexico, Richard Doty, began sending dubious material to a number of prominent UFO researchers. Bill Moore is largely responsible for the popular conception of Roswell, because he wrote the very first book to mention it (The Roswell Incident, 1980). Linda Moulton Howe was another who would come to rely on Doty for information on an alleged extraterrestrial plot within the U.S. government. Doty, of course, would go on to infiltrate every UFO group and meeting throughout the 1980s and 1990s. Infamously, he drove a man to insanity just for the hell of it. There was no national security reason to destroy the psyche of UFO researcher Paul Bennewitz; Doty just did it for yucks, because he's a sociopath. All he was told to do was distract UFO fanatics with nonsense, not "drive them to the verge of suicide," but that's the kind of person who seeks a career in disinformation against their fellow citizens. Human garbage. If anyone here doesn't know about Doty and his role in the mythologies of Roswell, MJ-12, Dulce, and other fictional tales, read this by longtime UFO researcher Alejandro Rojas: https://www.huffpost.com/entry/exair-force-law-enforceme_b_5312650.

The one thing I have always believed is that Roswell was pimped to the UFO community to destroy it, and I believe it worked. Previous to the Roswell/MJ-12 mythology, scientists led the UFO research community: Stanton Friedman, Jacques Vallee, J. Allen Hynek, etc. After the Roswell 80s fad, it became increasingly shifty people selling increasingly sketchy stories, with Bob Lazar being the cherry on top. UFOs became pop culture — video games, Independence Day, little blow-up aliens at raves and Halloween parties. The X-Files music was played on the local news whenever people reported a (real) UFO sighting. It became a joke. To me, that's where we are now.

I've been looking for this documentary for years. Saw it on VHS when it was fairly new. Thanks for uploading. Very cool…

After all this time. I don't think we will ever see and know what actually crashed in that place, taken the group of military.

Until one of those individuals part of the group hiding what crashed there. Will show people. Officially.

Why still hide these things? Why not show them once and for all. You can't fool anyone these days.

I believe the people who saw what happened there that it was crash of alien beings spaceship and the beings themselves.

👇 the “we believe button”…

And ummm, but ummm, and uhhhhhh.

pictutrs of sauser in rosewell have bever been shown

I have seen a number of Roswell videos. This is one of the best, if not the best, that I have viewed.

I think the 2 stories are connected. The crashed ship and the downed balloon.
Maybe the ship collided mid-air with the balloon, not damaging the ship but blinding the crew or sensors, bringing both down

This channel is underrated. And I’m skeptic as fuck