Thread: Roswell officer's amazing deathbed admission
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Old 01-07-2007, 12:22   #7
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I suppose the question you have to ask is "If some of our new technology is based on alien technology, why is it we have no deep space communication technology?" since a UFO scouting our planet would have to communicate with its base in the event of an emergency.

Why too are we using "rocket based" spacecraft like the shuttle when if reports are true the alien craft is likely to be powered by a small nuclear reactor or something similar.

Given the secrecy surrounding Roswell and Area 51 is it not likely that the UFO was an experimental robot-controlled craft developed by the US military?
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