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PARANORMAL WORLD What really happened at Roswell? Your reaction Here is the BBC's respondents' opinions Now more
than ever the public's fascination with UFO's, the unexplained and other
phenomena is rife, like an epidemic. Programmes such as the X-Files are
more than partly responsible for the current interest and while many
people pass it off as harmless fun, it does seem to indicate a general
decline in the intelligence of the population. When there are more
fabulous and bizarre hypotheses in modern physics than can ever be
conjured with in an episode of X-Files, it seems strange for the public to
romanticise with what is ostensibly the 20th century's cultural equivalent
of witchcraft. I sincerely believe that Roswell really happened. There
are aliens who crashed to the site, and the government is hiding it from
the world due to fear. But this is not really the matter of the story
behind aliens and those kind of stuff. I believe that something deeper is
still going on in our relations with them. There are some factions of
human beings who are actually in cahoots with them. If "they" can get here, they are obviously very clever.
Why then have we not established proper contact with them through all the
efforts which are underway around the world? Surely the most likely
explanation is that there was a serious accident involving a secret plane
or weapon, and the US Government simply did not want anyone to know. Yeah I believe 100% that something very suspicious
crashed in Roswell. All the evidence is not conclusive with the US
government's "official" statements.. IF aliens/UFO's are hoaxes, then how
come so many people believe in them and swear they have seen them?
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My wife's father was a colonel in the 509th bomber
group at Roswell after WWII. There was not only a press release about the
alien UFO issued by the Air Force, there was an alien craft recovered.
Government lies will not change the facts. Now, isn't it amazing how many of the UFO
"landings"/sightings are concentrated in the USA? Even though it's only a
fraction of the total earth's area? And isn't it interesting how many
people have a vested interest ("academic" careers, tourist trade etc) in
keeping the pot boiling (just like the JFK saga)? I wonder would the
almighty $ have something to do with all this? To tell you the truth, the more I read about the
Roswell incident the more I think that there is something out there. I
just can't believe that we are the only living thing in the universe. It
has been proven that there was once life on mars, so there must be life
somewhere else as well. Maybe I've been watching the X-Files and Star Trek
for too long, but still, there must be something somewhere. As a sceptic and an engineer I saw a so-called flying
saucer several years ago. In December 1991 I was walking with two friends
at night along a beach in India. I made a comment about the full moon
because it helped us see where we were walking. We walked on for a minute
or so then one of my friends said "But wasn't there a full moon just two
weeks ago?". We all then stopped and looked up. Suddenly the moon moved
very quickly across the sky in a perfect horizontal line, paused, then
shot up towards space. We live in a technology driven world where anything
is possible. Roswell is possible. In 1961 I was in
Canada on vacation and was taken on board a flying saucer. I was aboard
the flying saucer while it was in combat. I am certain that the Roswell
incident is genuine. The flying saucers come from an intergalactic empire.
They can travel at the velocity of light and go through hyperspacial
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The Roswell incident is just another case where
resonable explanations are ignored for the want of the wish that we have
had vistitors. And please don't mention the autopsey video - Dr Who had
better effects than that. As far as the Roswell mystery goes I certainly wouldn't
put it past the American military to commit such a cover up. I certainly
think that something other than a weather balloon crashed at Roswell. But
on the other hand could this have been some experiment that went horribly
wrong. I believe something definitely crashed there which was
not a weather balloon, and which had abnormal occupants. Whether these
occpants were extra-terrestrials or not is the key for me. I used to
definitely believe they were, but these days I'm not so sure they weren't
some kind of genetic experiment by the US. On the other hand though, it's
funny how most of the stories/explanations seem on one level to fit nicely
into established frameworks of folklore and belief systems. To me this
suggests whatever it is that's really going on is being distorted to fit
some place in modern folklore. I've just read through the other 'reactions so far' on
the subject of Roswell and would like to make a couple of comments. These
sightings don't just happen in the USA. I'm interested in the subject of
UFOs and have read reports from England, Australia, the USA and numerous
other places! Also, to the people berating the BBC for including this
item, I feel it is valid news. Even if UFOs don't exist, this is worthy of
mention. I myself believe that there must be 'extra terrestrial' life.
Whether they've ever visited us, I wouldn't like to say, as I've never
seen or spoken face to face with someone who's seen a UFO.
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