In this program, we’ll take a look at what is known about Roswell, and what is still unknown. And we’ll try to answer the question, what happened here and what does the government know about it. Why is everyone talking about Roswell? Well above all else, Roswell has become something of a cultural phenomenon. A stampede of [media] attention fueled by fanatic fascination by a growing number of both sceptics and believers. The result: Roswell mania.
I believe that there was alien craft in the crash north of Roswell.
And it’s interesting because the denial has actually gone from uh, the original […] report in the 1950s that said, UFOs aren’t dangerous but people who see them are.
So it’s gone from “everybody that sees them is crazy”, to “okay we’ll investigate the phenomenon” to now “there’s nothing to it”; to now it being “well, we can’t confirm or deny”. So in other words the military is now saying “we can’t say that there isn’t something, but we can’t say there is something either”, so you notice that even the level of deniability has actually swung in an arc that is [more] towards favoring the truth.
The question is, why after fifty years are we still talking about Roswell? What is it about this story that so intrigues people and gives rise to such controversy?
Army fighter planes are on patrol for flying saucers. The control tower’s in touch and on the watch; so are a whole lot of other people these days. They’re seeing flying saucers everywhere!
Freakualizer – Two Shots
