Deathbed Testimony About UFOs Given By Former CIA Official 2013

**Kermit** · 05-06-13, 11:41 AM

Serious question, do you pop your meds in the morning and just black out the rest of the day and unconsciously make these threads?

**Smoke** · 05-06-13, 12:03 PM

Need cliff notes version

**pronk** · 05-06-13, 12:55 PM

Interesting interview philly.

**PhillyFlyers** · 05-06-13, 01:03 PM

Originally posted by pronk

Interesting interview philly.

Yeah, definitely. Obviously, the dude is dying and has no reason to lie.

**acampbell2345** · 05-06-13, 01:53 PM

I just watched the video...seems like they did not go into much detail about the main parts like the space craft, the actual aliens, etc. Wonder why they did not get him to elaborate more.

**pronk** · 05-06-13, 02:01 PM

Originally posted by Kermit

Serious question, do you pop your meds in the morning and just black out the rest of the day and unconsciously make these threads?

I always knew you guys were smarter than us humans but how can you watch 17 min clip in 1 min is truly mind blowing!

**SamDiamond** · 05-06-13, 07:58 PM

Originally posted by PhillyFlyers

Yeah, definitely. Obviously, the dude is dying and has no reason to lie.

Yeah, why would a lonely old man want attention before he died?

**zizoudane10** · 05-07-13, 04:50 AM

As soon as he mentioned Roswell this case was done. It is very well known and documentated what happened in Roswell. But of course the evidence is wrong and all the false information and lies of witnesses is true

There is exactly one UFO incident that I am not to sure of what happened (which doesn't mean that there is a completely logical explanation). Every other case is nonsense. I had to laugh hard when I read your 'most shocking case ever'.... But well, I guess that's exactly what a species with superior technology that doesn't want to be known (yet) would do: leave the body of the victim

Always amazes me how guys are able to ignore 31763521 hard facts, just to find ONE stranger that hasn't taken his pills that KNOWS the one and only truth.
What a sad waste of life, honestly... These guys could do so much great stuff in their free time, yet they choose to search the internet for supposedly 'strange' cases...

**PhillyFlyers** · 05-07-13, 11:05 AM

Originally posted by zizoudane10

As soon as he mentioned Roswell this case was done. It is very well known and documentated what happened in Roswell. But of course the evidence is wrong and all the false information and lies of witnesses is true

There is exactly one UFO incident that I am not to sure of what happened (which doesn't mean that there is a completely logical explanation). Every other case is nonsense. I had to laugh hard when I read your 'most shocking case ever'.... But well, I guess that's exactly what a species with superior technology that doesn't want to be known (yet) would do: leave the body of the victim

Always amazes me how guys are able to ignore 31763521 hard facts, just to find ONE stranger that hasn't taken his pills that KNOWS the one and only truth.
What a sad waste of life, honestly... These guys could do so much great stuff in their free time, yet they choose to search the internet for supposedly 'strange' cases...

This post in completely erroneous.

There have been many UFO incidents in which the facts are exactly and precisely known and still have no logical explanation.

The JAL flight incident is one. The best one though, to my mind is...

The Kecksburg Incident.

Kecksburg, Pennsylvania. December 9, 1965. A huge fireball, seen by THOUSANDS in the sky comes down and lands in the woods. It passes over six states and Ontario, Canada before finally coming to rest.

Practically the entire town saw the US military come and take whatever went down in those woods.

If you go there today, many townsfolk will tell you exactly what happened.

**SamDiamond** · 05-07-13, 12:01 PM

Originally posted by PhillyFlyers

This post in completely erroneous.

There have been many UFO incidents in which the facts are exactly and precisely known and still have no logical explanation.

The JAL flight incident is one. The best one though, to my mind is...

The Kecksburg Incident.

Kecksburg, Pennsylvania. December 9, 1965. A huge fireball, seen by THOUSANDS in the sky comes down and lands in the woods. It passes over six states and Ontario, Canada before finally coming to rest.

Practically the entire town saw the US military come and take whatever went down in those woods.

If you go there today, many townsfolk will tell you exactly what happened.

But why does it have to be "UFO technology" that the military came and removed?

If the Soviets had crashed a plane/balloon/ or any other test plane/aircraft who else would have removed it but the military?

You think the local sheriff's office is going to be able to remove something that is vital to National Security?

**PhillyFlyers** · 05-07-13, 12:12 PM

Originally posted by SamDiamond

But why does it have to be "UFO technology" that the military came and removed?

If the Soviets had crashed a plane/balloon/ or any other test plane/aircraft who else would have removed it but the military?

You think the local sheriff's office is going to be able to remove something that is vital to National Security?

Sam

I think you misunderstand.

First of all, not every object that comes crashing to the ground from space is considered vital to national security.

Secondly, why was this object considered special if it was just a comet or meteor?

Third, the eyewitnesses to the event stated that it was an acorn-shaped object that had writings and/or markings on it that weren't human in nature.

Egyptian hieroglyphics were the closest match, they said.

Fourth, why remove the object at all if it were nothing special? If it were just a simple meteor or comet why not donate it to the local university and put it on display?

This was definitely something extraordinary here.

**SamDiamond** · 05-07-13, 12:36 PM

Philly, are you familiar with Cosmos 96?

NASA Engineer James Oberg believed Kecksberg was debris from the Soviet Cosmos 96, which was acorn shaped.

I know the US Space Command was able to refute that--- because they claim that Cosmos crashed in Canada, but if you were the US Military in the 1960s, would you be willing to tell the world that you had your hands on Soviet technology?

**zizoudane10** · 05-07-13, 01:41 PM

Cosmos 96 --> as big as a beetle, hieroglyphics a band around it (russian cyrillic)

It matches just 100% perfect Philly.

**cecil127** · 05-07-13, 01:52 PM

so what did you "useta do" for work, phillyfag?

**TheGoldenGoose** · 05-07-13, 02:34 PM

The Grey Alien looked "Asian"

BWA-HA-HA-HA-HA

Well, give him some numba 69, chicken wif broccoli.

BWA-HA-HA-HA-HA

**SamDiamond** · 05-07-13, 04:03 PM

Originally posted by TheGoldenGoose

The Grey Alien looked "Asian"

BWA-HA-HA-HA-HA

Well, give him some numba 69, chicken wif broccoli.

BWA-HA-HA-HA-HA

Now this is just funny.

**Kermit** · 05-07-13, 11:41 PM

Q.) What do you call a Gay Smurf?

A.) A Smaggot

**PhillyFlyers** · 05-08-13, 06:33 PM

Originally posted by SamDiamond

Philly, are you familiar with Cosmos 96?

NASA Engineer James Oberg believed Kecksberg was debris from the Soviet Cosmos 96, which was acorn shaped.

I know the US Space Command was able to refute that--- because they claim that Cosmos crashed in Canada, but if you were the US Military in the 1960s, would you be willing to tell the world that you had your hands on Soviet technology?

Sam

I am not familiar with Soviet Cosmos 96. However, I have a very hard time believing it could have been any kind of debris.

First of all, one of strangest facts of the Kecksburg case is that the object, whatever it was, was observed both by radar and by eyewitnesses on the ground to have made maneuvers in it's decent from space. In other words, it was being intelligently guided.

Debris does not have the ability to make maneuvers, especially ones as sharp as the Kecksburg object made.