I watched this James Fox documentary last night. It's about the political effort to expose alleged UFO programs. I watched it with the aim of trying to get more info on what basis certain prominent figures involved in the government have to assert the reality of UFO crash retrieval programs. I'm attempting to figure out whether they're privy to information the general public isn't or their beliefs are the result of important people being duped by generations of bad information. What made me the most interested in watching this was the leaked chat conversation presented by Christopher Mellon of people claiming to have found evidence of the alleged '50s Kingman, AZ incident. As far as I can tell, the case hinges largely on the testimony of Arthur Stansel, who seems to have been a pretty unreliable source. Anyway, I think the documentary largely accomplishes its purpose except for one glaring problem: the inclusion of Jason Sands. Considering he's claimed to have taken part in a time-traveling "20-and-back" program, an admitted hoax by Corey Goode, and has also claimed to have been involved in assassinating aliens, James Fox really shot himself in the foot by including him in the documentary. I ended up skipping his scenes, since I wasn't interested in hearing from someone who's pretty clearly an outright fraud. That Lenval Logan negro is someone I'm not too sure about either.
I think the most interesting part was when it went over the story behind the Calvine photo. The Kingman thing is interesting, but it unfortunately doesn't really offer any corroboration to the story. Gary McKinnon's inclusion was nice too, I guess, but I wasn't learning much new there.
The Program isn't something I'd necessarily recommend.
>>369098After mulling things over for a while, I actually disagree a lot of the conclusions Richard Geldreich comes to despite really his data collection methodology. He's really intelligent and technologically savvy, but I don't trust his judgement. Similarly, as good as UAPGerb is at viewing things from a system level, I think he's ultimately off the mark.
I don't want to sperg too much about this stuff and drive everyone out of the thread, but I've been getting really burned out on a lot of the UFO stuff. The fact that people who should really know better have been rolling out the red carpet for a charlatan like Bob Lazar lately or
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