by metatron 19 Replies latest jw friends
see:
I find the road and poured concrete in the middle of nowhere interesting. I also notice that debunking
TV shows ( such as on National Geographic) fail to mention all sorts of evidence - and even fail to
fairly interview articulate defenders of this phenomenon - but I guess they don't want panic.
metatron
Your link isn't working. Is this about Roswell? or something new?
Dear Metatron:
Clicking on the link produces
a file not found "error".
Respectfully,
The Wanderer
OK, the article reviewed witnesses of a UFO crash and talked about needing to pour concrete in
a desolate area so that a crane could pick up the 'saucer'. Lots of oil workers and others saw the
incident. Why the copy and paste doesn't work, I don't know. The original is way down the list
on rense.com
metatron
Dear Metatron:
In the future if you would like to show
us something keep this html syntax where
you will remember to find it.
<html>
<body>
<iframe
src =" "
width="100%" height="500">
</iframe>
</body>
</html>
Copy and paste the url of the website that you wish
to show us INBETWEEN the quotes of the src.
For example: <iframe src="my favorite web site">
Then click on the "Check here to use HTML formatting
and disregard the "Automatic Cr/Lf.
Respectfully,
The Wanderer
i unerstand that two `witnesses' were hoaxsters.
SEE SKEPTIC DICTIONARY FOR DETAILS.
I'll see if I can find the slab of concrete for you, take a few pics of the area. Unless I have to work, I should be able to explore the area this weekend. They have a little festival in Aztec for the UFO crash every march http://www.aztecufo.com/ Looks Like there is a ufo bike run coming up this weekend that runs right up next to the crash site http://azteclibrary.org/bike/competition.htm I don't think I can ride the 25 mile trail by bike.
