"But there was one "witness" who caught my attention and held it.
This was a fellow named Mark McCandlish. He started by claiming
that he had once seen vehicles, equipped with reverse-engineered
UFO antigravity capability, levitating off the floor of an
airplane hangar while an air show was going on outside (Somehow
this story was supposed to make sense). He then proceeded to
display a photograph of a UFO supposedly taken more than 30 years
ago by an Air Force pilot from the cockpit of a C-47 in the
vicinity of Provo, Utah. I was dumbfounded when I saw this image;
it is a proven fake, and has been known to be a fake for 34
years. The image was investigated by the Colorado project as
"Case 7" in the final report. For some reason, the image itself
was not included in that report. But in 1995 the lead
investigator on the case, Roy Craig, published a black-and-white
print of the image in his memoir of his time on the project. I
contacted Dr. Craig by e-mail about three years ago, and was able
to obtain a copy of the original color slide. I scanned the
image, and enclose a printed copy.
The testimony of McCandlish, fully supported by Greer, is simply
ludicrous. I repeat; the image he displayed is a fake and has
been known to be a fake for 34 years. Yet Greer claims, based on
this kind of silliness, to be embarked on a mission to influence
US space and energy policy, as well as international diplomacy,
at the highest levels. Now perhaps Greer has evidence that the
image in question is not a fake; if so, the time to have
presented that evidence was on May 9th 2001 at the "Disclosure"
event. The fact that he did not do so indicates that he is either
abysmally uninformed, seriously delusional, or simply a con
artist out to make money off the suckers who swallow his line of
patter whole. "
> If you are of a mind to represent things that I allegedly have
> said, please be so kind as to get your quotations correct. Re:
> your allegation that I saw a UFO in a hangar during an air
> show. (Incorrect) The three vehicles were seen by a personal
> friend, Brad Sorensen ...
Correction noted. But the fact that the claim is second-hand
makes it less credible, not more.
The big whopping "HUH?!" in the story is that this demo of alien
propulsion technology, supposedly the result of
reverse-engineering carried out by sinister ultra-secret black
projects accountable to nobody (not even the president), was
being carried out inside a hangar WHILE AN AIRSHOW WAS GOING ON
OUTSIDE. One of the reporters at the disclosure event (from UPI)
questioned this point; she strung it together with several other
queries indicating that she wasn't buying the Greer line. Greer
ignored that part of her question.
You then present these statements as evidence of the veracity of
your tale:
> The presentation within this hangar was sponsored by The Air
> Force Office of Public Affairs, Western Region, run at that
> time by a Col. Thomas Hornung ,(now retired). He denied any
> knowledge of the event when I spoke to him about it face to
> face over lunch,
So I guess a denial constitutes evidence FOR the reality of the
alleged event.
> It was also sponsored in part by the office of Congressman
> George E. Brown Jr. (now deceased). At the time Cong. Brown
> was the Chairman of the Congressional Subcommittee on
> Space,Science and Advanced Technology. His office was located
> just a few m iles away from the hangar at Norton AFB, in the
> city of Colton, CA. A phone call to the congressman's office
> within a week after this private showing, confirmed the
> presence of "the three discs".
More evidence; this time from a source safely in the ground. And
yet another oddity; the alleged vehicles are supposedly the
product of black projects beyond accountability, inaccessible even
to the president. Yet here's this congressman SPONSORING the
show.
> Norton AFB was an ideal location because the east end of its
> main runway (at that time) was mostly uninhabited agricultural
> land or part of a large gravel and cement producing facility.
> In my appearance on the Art Bell Show in 1994, one caller to
> the show was a man who worked grave yard shift at that plant.
> He reported seeing one of the other classified aircraft Brad
> described at the presentation, as it was escorted out of the
> base by two F-15 Eagles the following week. This was the first
> generation Lockheed Aurora, ...
So an anonymous guy on the phone provides yet more
incontrovertible evidence. Yep, totally incontrovertible. And
totally unverifiable as well.
And how did the "Aurora" get mixed in here? This legendary craft,
whose existence has been speculated on at great length in the
press but never confirmed to exist, is supposedly a perfectly
normal aircraft, but hypersonic and powered by liquid hydrogen
ramjet technology. No antigravity, no superluminal speed, no
zero-point stuff, just air, fuel and wings.
> Brad also alleged that Sen. Alan Cranston was in attendance at
> this presentation, but all atempts to confirm his presence
> there were met with vehement denials,
Yet another denial, to be interpreted as confirmation because
Brad says so.
This evidence, to put it mildly, offers little in the way of
support for your story. But Greer believed it, so I guess the
rest of us should follow along.
Next post: The fake photo.
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