Page 21 - The 'X' Chronicles Newspaper - Vol 24 No 2 - February 24 2015

Another Kick At Roswell Crash & Aliens
Are New Photos From
Roswell Crash The
‘Smoking Gun That
Proves Aliens Exist’?
Undiscovered photographs which are said to
show a humanoid alien creature found near
Roswell in a crashed spacecraft in 1947 are to
unveiled this May.
UFO sites such as Inquisitr describe the
‘Roswell Slides’ images as a ‘smoking gun’
which proves that aliens exist.
The pictures were supposedly found in
an envelope in an attic, left by a geologist who
worked near Roswell in the 1940s.
The slides will be unveiled in a
ceremony by UFO researcher Tom Carey,
broadcast live from the 10,000-seat National
Auditorium, Mexico City, on May 5th.
Researcher Anthony Baraglia says,
‘What is depicted is really there, accurately
reflected in the emulsion as an actual moment in
time in 1947. Science has weighed in and has
determined that these are real slides that are
really from 1947.’
‘The Only Conclusion: This humanoid
is not a deformed person, mummy, dummy,
simian or dead serviceman.’
‘It is not a creature that finds its origin 5. Re-emergence and Media Bandwagon
on Earth.
Nigel Watson, author of the UFO
Investigations Manual, says that other
‘UFOlogists’ are more sceptical.
Watson says, ‘There is already a
considerable amount of cynicism and
scepticism about thse pictures, epecally since
we have been promised the real evidence for the
Roswell crash in the past, and they have turned
out to be fakes and hoaxes.
‘The so-called Alien Autopsy films of
the recovered aliens from the crash, although
very graphic, are now admitted to be re-
enactments of the real film that got lost or
destroyed. So that evidence is useless though
still hotly debated in some quarters of ufology!
As for these latest pictures, well the
sceptics are out in force. One of the major
niggles is that they are not being shown until the
5 May at a UFO conference in Mexico. As one
YouTube commenter puts it:
“I can see…they… are milking this
thing for everything they can possibly get.
While claiming you were vetting authenticity of
the slides you were actually focused on the most
important human aspect of this whole situation
– The Bottom Line: swinging a Mexican
conference with all the major UFO players,
international live streaming pay per view, a
documentary, a book, advanced booking at all
major UFO symposiums, merchandising, mass
multimedia platform, social networking, and
don’t forget merchandising.
“Kodachrome t-shirts and alien sticker
included with $350 one day conference entrance
pre-order? Ka-ching. Well, at least you have
your priorities in order.”
‘This continued speculation, reinforces
the concept of the Roswellian Syndrome put
forward by Joe Nickell and James McGaha.
They note that there are five main stages to this
myth making process:
1. The Incident.
This is the event that initially triggers
the crash retrieval rumours.
2. Debunking.
The recovered wreckage is quickly
given a mundane explanation.
3. Submergence.
The story lingers in the fading memories
and speculation of the local population.
4. Mythologising.
As time passes faulty memory,
exaggeration and deliberate hoaxing comes into
play.
Effect.
The story resurfaces in the media and
takes on a life of its own.
‘This process also plays out with other crash
retrieval cases and UFO incidents. Roswell is
only the tip of the iceberg, as there have been
nearly 300 alleged flying saucer crashes
throughout the world since 1947. Like the
Roswell incident, they become more
spectacular and mysterious as time passes.’ []
IDF soldiers train for
UFO hack attack
Exercise for recruits in Ofek cyber
warfare unit has them infiltrate ‘alien’
computer system
When security officials emphasize Israel’s
potential security threats, they generally point to Dahl says he doesn't know if a kangaroo would
Hamas in Gaza and jihadists in Sinai in the
south, and Hezbollah and al-Qaeda on the
northern front.
Luckily, the Israeli army’s men in green
are ready to tackle enemies on any frontier,
including the little green men descending from
above.
The IAF’s Ofek cyber unit recently held
a training exercise against aliens, in a
simulation designed to push cadets to guard the
cyber information more tightly then they would
normally, Channel 2 reported.
The exercise had the recruits hack an
“alien” computing system, in order to uncover
the loopholes in the software.
Lt. Col. Meir told the TV station the
exercise was designed “to suit Generation Y,
which loves challenges, and therefore we
created a backstory of an alien invasion.”
The head of the cyber unit, Maj. Gil,
said the soldiers were competing among
themselves to gather information about the
UFOs in order to crack the system.
“Of course, if the exercise corresponded
to reality, we wanted them to understand how to
protect the confidentiality of the professional
material in the air force,” he said. []
Woman With Kangaroo
Asked to Leave Wisconsin
McDonald's
A Wisconsin police officer says he's quite
certain he's never responded to a call like the
one he handled recently at a McDonald's
restaurant.
Officer Rich Dahl of Beaver Dam
responded to an anonymous complaint about a
woman who brought a kangaroo into
McDonald's. Dahl said Tuesday the woman had
the baby kangaroo wrapped in a blanket and
tucked in an infant car seat.
Dahl says when he confronted the
woman she explained the kangaroo was a
service animal to help her cope with emotional
distress and she produced a letter from a doctor.
The officer says the woman was upset at
first, but then agreed to leave the restaurant.
qualify as a service animal under the law, but he
says he's glad he didn't have to find out. []