Apparently Congress has put in a request for any crashed alien artefacts or organic matter to be made available. I'm sure the clandestine echelons of the US government will now immediately hand over the alien bodies and working flyting saucers... not!  😁

 

 

 

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The investigator reckons he's been reliably informed that the videos they have, not released, are mind-blowing, with silver disc shaped objects flying within 50 metres of US fighters. 😯

12:43 in video... 

I take exception to this "of the 150 only one could be explained" simply because I can identify one of them straight away. The so called green triangle, obviously an airliner, and triangular because its taking on the shape of the lens aperture as Its slightly out of focus. Flight tracking software confirms there were airliners overhead. And I recall a Pentagon spokeswomen saying that they may have been "initially" unidentified but that didn't mean they still were. 

14:06 The Westhall School incident is fascinating. This one I find the most compelling. Believable witnesses and tons of them. 

 

29:06 New Westhall School incident witness. And interesting that she said the same as the teacher, in that the US were involved in the investigation. They told her to keep quiet about it in the interests of national security.

The teacher was initially threatened with the loss of his job by Australian officials, if he revealed anything, but then 12 months later a representatives form the US presidents office begged him to give an interview. 

Edited December 9, 20214 yr by martin-w

No, what they saw was not a UFO.  What they really saw was swamp gas from a weather balloon trapped in a thermal pocket refracting the light from Venus.  Mystery solved, have a nice life, don't make me neuralize you again.😁

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Actually that was one theory pout forward re Westall School, a joint program with the US that was launching balloons to detect radiation from nuclear tests. Pretty much like Project Mogul. In fact when the lady witness was questioned by two Americans, that was what they said to her, special kind of weather balloon.

So it kind of correlates. Except for the fact that what the witnesses described was nothing at all like a weather balloon. In fact some of the witnesses described a saucer like silvery metallic object that tilted on its edge and then zoomed into the sky.

https://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/victoria/westall-ufo-incident-was-actually-government-radiation-testing-reports-reveal/news-story/b6c6056bf60f378809f19327eb1c23fc

I'm not quite sure how a "balloon" could land, be observed on the ground from a few metres away, be mistaken for a saucer shaped craft, then take off again. 🤨

Edited December 10, 20214 yr by martin-w

On 12/9/2021 at 7:26 AM, martin-w said:

objects flying within 50 metres of US fighters

It sounded as if he said 15 metres. Is that just because of his accent?

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'He called it the most amazing flying he had ever seen in his life,' McDonald added.

'The planes were doing everything possible to approach the object and he said how they all avoided collision he will never know.

'Every time they got too close to the object it would slowly accelerate, then rapidly accelerate and then move away from them and stop. Then they would take off after it again and the same thing would happen.'

This game of 'cat and mouse' reportedly went on for about 20 minutes and by this time Greenwood said that 350 children and staff were watching on.

 

 

Again, the balloon hypothesis doesn't correlate with what the teacher and pupils saw. 

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6037141/New-audio-reveals-details-day-1966-pupils-saw-UFO-Australias-largest-mass-sighting.html

6 minutes ago, dmwalker said:

It sounded as if he said 15 metres. Is that just because of his accent?

 

Oh yes, just listened gain, he did indeed say 15 metres. you are right.

Edited December 10, 20214 yr by martin-w