Terry sez:
> This looks a lot like disinfo. Maybe SVJ can give his opin. Yeah... who knows. ;-) Sorry, I've been a bit distracted lately. My secondary data hard drive abruptly died last night - no warning. As we speak I'm in the process of restoring a backup on a new SATA drive purchased from Best Buy. I'm also passing out candy to hoards of tiny little biped creatures. I give them candy and they go away. Some look like aliens, so who knows. ... Oh, and I'm also preparing to retire in 8 weeks - not that I'm counting. The You Tube link doesn't work for me. Looks like there has been a copyright violation and YT took it off-line. Bummer. I honestly can't say much about this particular UFO/Alien matter. As far as credibility goes my closest contact to a human who claimed to have seen a dead alien was when I managed to have a private conversation with the late Philip Corso. I was lucky enough to have flown out of Roswell back in 1997 after the completion of 50th anniversary of the Roswell UFO crash festival. We nattered a bit and he let me take a couple of photos of him gazing thoughtfully out the airplane window. He was quite an affable fellow. He enjoyed the limelight. Around the time of the alleged Roswell incident Corso claimed to have seen a dead alien body in a box filled with some blue liquid. He peeked under the lid of a crate and apparently saw something that made an impression on him. The late Strom Thurmond wrote a brief introduction to Corso's book on the Roswell incident before he fully understood what his old war buddy was going to talk about. When it was published Thurmond's senate office immediately demanded that Strom's endorsement be removed in successive editions. Fortunately, I have the 1st edition. When I read Strom's intro it's obvious to me that Strom didn't have a clue as to what Corso was going to talk about. I think he just wanted to give his o'l buddy a good send off. Well, they're both dead now. They probably know a lot more than we do now, including the possibility that they are slapping their knees in laughter. As for me, I don't have a problem speculating we may be occasionally visited by anthropologists doing their thesis on primitive biped simians. Perhaps others occasionally drop by for no other reason than that they like to dine on exotic bush meat... cattle. I wonder what the galactic restaurant star rating is for our backwater's planet. (** stars) "Mostly harmless, but don't drink the water." Actually, these days I seem to be more interested in studying two different classifications of biped simians: (1) those who remain stalwart in their belief that their own species has never been visited, and (2) those who believe our species has been visited by aliens, such as from the Ashtar Command. http://www.ashtarcommand.org/ It's different types of belief structures for which we biped simians stalwartly adhere to that can occasionally fascinate me. my two cents Regards, Steven Vincent Johnson svjart.orionworks.com zazzle.com/orionworks
