Hey you
So, you want to know the real story of what went down in Roswell on July 4th, 1947, huh? Are you sure? Most people don't want to know. That's the only way people could swallow the 60 years of outlandish self-contradictory lies which the Government has been feeding them for 60 years.
You sure? Ok then. Well, then I suppose I'm already getting ahead of myself. Before we can talk about the lie we have to talk about the crash. 60 years is a long time, and most people know little of what all the hoopla is about in the first place..
On July 4th, around 11pm, Roswell was hit by a severe thunderstorm. Many residents reported strange fire in the sky, including two catholic nuns who made mention of it in their journals. A ranch foreman, by name of Mac Brazel heard a loud explosion from his fields. The next morning he rode out, with seven year old Dee Proctor, to inspect the damage, "when he came upon a debris field, several hundred feet wide by three quarters of a mile long, filled with pieces of debris. There was so much material that his sheep wouldn't go across it. He had to lead them around it, to get them to water." (1) This is the famous Corona Crash Site, and is actually located 60 miles northwest of Roswell. Brazel gathered some of the material and showed it to Dee's parents.
Two days later Brazel brought the material to, "Sheriff Wilcox's office to see if the Sheriff knew what the material might be. Wilcox didn't know what it was so he contacted the Roswell Army Air Field and talked to Major Jesse Marcel, the Intelligence officer of the 509th." (1)
After inspecting the material Marcel was immediately ordered to get a member of Counter Intelligence, one Capt Cavitt, and gather as much of the material from the Corona Crash Site as possible. The two spent the night on the ranch, filled their cars with as much material as possible, and agreed to meet back at Roswell Army Air Field.
Marcel, however, made a stop on his way to the RAAF. A stop which provides us two eyewitnesses to the true nature of the material. Between 1-2am Marcel woke up his wife and 11yr old son, Jesse Jr, " Jesse Jr. would later describe the material as three types: a small I-beam like material with writing on it similar to hieroglyphics, very thin material, and a material which today would be referred to as a bakelite or plastic material. According to witnesses that handled the material, the thin material could not be burned, torn, or dented, and when crumpled up returned to its original shape in a few seconds showing no creases." (1)
Jesse Jr may have only been 11 at the time, however, he still stands out as a most credible witness; he is a medical doctor in Montana, a flight surgeon, a pilot in the reserves and has served on a number of military aircraft accident investigation teams.
Now, despite what you may assume, the idea that an extra-terrestrial craft crashed at the Corona Site that night did not come from either an 11 year old boy, or a ranch hand; No, that news came to us from the U.S. Army ITSELF!!
The above headline was released based on the official press release from RAAF.
July 8th, 11am: The Commanding Officer of RAAF, Col. William Blanchard, dictates to Public Information Officer Lt. Walter Haut as press release that the Army had captured a "flying disk." (2)
The information quickly spreads across the world on the AP. It is at this point that the higher ups take over. That same day General Roger Ramey, in charge of 8th Air Force Headquarters in Fort Worth, Texas, (which Roswell Army Air Field was under), arrived and took over the situation. Immediately Mac Brazel was seized by Military Police.
July 9th
Gen. Ramey calls a press conference. Marcel is ordered to bring the crash materials to Ramey’s office. After Marcel laid out the material Ramey asks him into the map room to go over some of the locations associated with the incident. When Marcel returns the materials are gone; and in their place is foil, plywood, and tape---a weather balloon. Marcel said that Ramey told him that Marcel was going to pose with those materials, and Ramey would answer the questions. The new official story would become that the object was a weather balloon, which had been misidentified.
This is where the military begins to insult the intelligence of the American people, and more directly the staff of the 509th. For you see, this was not the first time the 509th was involved in an earthshaking day in history. These were the men who dropped the atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, “These were not ordinary GI's, these were the best we had. The best pilots, the best navigators, the best everything, and we're supposed to believe that they were responsible for handling and delivering atomic bombs, but too dumb to know the difference between a weather balloon and a flying saucer.” (1)
The weather balloon story is also unbelievable from the simple fact of how common weather balloon crashes were. The RAAF had been on lock down for 5 days now, the army took statements from nearly 300 individuals. All this for a common weather balloon? Even if what crashed was Top Secret military technology, cutting edge technology then would be museum material now.
Look, there I go getting ahead of myself again. What about poor Mac Brazel being held at RAAF? Well, the same day as the press conference, MP’s lead him down to the radio station, ”There he was interviewed on air by Frank Joyce and stated that he saw a weather balloon. He left again with the military and didn't get back to his ranch until around July 15.” (2) For a week he was held. He later told Frank Joyce that the army said that it would go badly for him if he didn’t change his story.
The stories of the many Roswell witnesses has remained remarkably constant through the years (barring the direct presence of armed MP’s). It is the Government which can not seem to keep their stories straight. Four official versions have been released. First there was the flying saucer, and then the weather balloon. Then in 1994 they released that it was a Top Secret balloon codenamed MOGUL designed to detect sounds from nuclear explosions thousands of miles away. The MOGUL explanation seemed to satisfy many people, and the government would have done well to simply leave it at that. However, there were more and more reports popping up of alien bodies at the crash site. Thus in 1997 they shot themselves in the foot by releasing “The Roswell Report: Case Closed.” This latest version asserted that the bodies were crash test dummies being dropped by balloons. The biggest problems with this claim are that it contradicted much of the MOGUL story, and the test crash test dummy tests they document actually took place in 1950. This was a huge mistake on the part of the government, as even staunch skeptics realized something was fishy about the whole Roswell Incident, and thus interest has steadily grown in the past 10 years. (3)
Speaking of those bodies- Let’s assume for the moment that I am right and the Official Roswell stories are simply cover-ups and misinformation. That’s still a long way from proving that the object that crashed at Roswell was of non-human origin. Thus we will stay in Roswell for my next article, as we examine the occupants of this mysterious craft.
Oh, one last matter. After Mac Razel’s interview with Frank Joyce, Razel later said to him, “You know those Little Green Men? Well, they’re NOT GREEN.”
(1) http://www.truthseekeratroswell.com/riintroduction.html
(2) http://dspace.dial.pipex.com/town/square/el82/research.htm#roswell
(3) http://www.cufos.org/airforce.htm
