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name='limited' date='Nov 17 2006, 01:19 AM' post='1429597']
of course they will. because they are official government documents...anyone have anything else on this incident?
Yes indeed! Some of my compatriots were stationed there during the incident except for one who later came in after the fact.
There have been skeptics who've claimed that the lighthouse was responsible but my compatriots told me you can't see the lighthouse from the base. There are obstructions such as the forests that prevent the lighthouse from being seen at all and besides, the lighthouse has a back-shield facing the base was well. One skeptic researcher who'd claim that the lighthouse was responsible for the UFO in the forest went there to have a look for himself and found that it was indeed impossible to see the lighthouse from the base so that it became a matter of an education on reality for him.
Another skeptic ploy was to claim that the UFO was that of a Russian satelllite that crashed. That left me scratching my head because weren't the skeptics aware of the time line regarding those incidents? How about the descriptions of mulitple UFOs overhead? Multiple nights of the sightings? I guess they were not aware of the facts surrounding those incidents.
Some skeptics jumped on yet another skeptic bandwagon (my favorite) and claimed that a security policeman was responsible for the UFO in the forest. The skeptics kept insisting that the police car was responsible since it had been shown and proven, that no way was the lighthouse responsible for that incident. The story went like this and look who he took for a ride with his police car hoax claim.
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<^?KEVIN CORDE TAKES THE RENDLESHAM SKEPTICS FOR A RIDE!RENDLESHAM - UFO HOAXKevin Conde exclusively reveals that the lights were a result of a practical joke
"One interesting utterance that a puzzled Halt gives on the tape recording is, "The red, white and blue lights of the UFO are still hovering over Woodbridge. "But former USAF Security Policemen, Kevin Conde, has exclusively revealed that these lights were the result of a practical joke he played on the gullible airman. Conde says, "I drove my patrol car out of sight from the gatehouse, turned on the red and blue emergency lights and pointed white flashlights through the mist into the air."
"The bottom line is that, that was not a UFO it was a 1979 Plymouth Volare!" explains a bemused Conde. Conde says, "If they're out in the forest seeing red and blue pulsing lights and I'm back here doing this prank with red and blue pulsing lights, what else do they think they're seeing?"
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/england...olk/3033428.stmIf you have never witnessed an car accident before, check out this crash-of-reality.
Conde Exposed "Interestingly, Kevin Conde had decided that his prank wasn't responsible for the incident long before he was interviewed by
BBC INSIDE OUT or the Daily Mail newspaper. In an Internet debunking newsletter he told the editor: "This incident [hoax] occurred right after Christmas. For reasons that are hard to explain it is my impression that I pulled my stunt during an exercise. We would not have had an exercise during the Christmas holiday."
"That is a strong indication that my stunt is not the source of this specific incident."
http://www.virtuallystrange.net/ufo/update...l/m14-003.shtmlWith that admission by Kevin Conde, that battered police car hoax battered more than just its own fenders, it battered a lot of skeptical heads as well. BTW, what's the number for that tow truck?