Ignis Fatuus wrote:Puddle
I suspect the 'code' has achieved what it was intended to achieve - diversion, disarray, disinformation and to undermine credible research by reducing the RFI to farce.
Rgr that. The lack of discussion regarding the new route and locations backs that up. I was led to believe the great 2010 RF Expedition was going to rule out the Farmhouse and Lighthouse etc, once and for all.
Maybe just an indication of total loss of credibility huh...which kind of explains why the Principal of Chicken-$hit High hasn't handed out the Diplomas he promised B.B.C.
Observer wrote:Hi Biffer
I'm good, Puddle makes some valid points and its worth keeping them in mind. As far as the statements go, it's possible that they were being 'safe' with their reports. Halts statement to the MOD was certainly watered down before it was sent. In fact why send one at all, if nothing happened then why send it. Its hardly worth sending a memo about lights seen, not the event of the century is it.
Obs
puddlepirate wrote:I suspect the 'code' has achieved what it was intended to achieve - diversion, disarray, disinformation and to undermine credible research by reducing the RFI to farce. However, the weakness lies in the misguided assumption that every RFI researcher accepts the witness statements as an absolute truth and uses them as a starting point, when in reality a better starting point might lie within the records of the Suffolk Constabulary and drug related offences involving US service personnel.
puddlepirate wrote:What hacks me off, big time, is the way the civilians who attended the conference, the local witnesses who had some very interesting testimony, were treated as if what they had to say was totally irrelevant. There is always lots of talk about 'respect' for the witnesses combined with a willingness by some to believe virtually everything they say without question but quite frankly it is my personal opinion that right from the start we have been led on a wild goose chase. A snippet of 'evidence' here, a snippet there but always with the claim of there being more to tell and the promise that all will be revealed tomorrow. But of course, tomorrow never comes.
One only has to review the posts elsewhere on this forum to realise that as soon as a sensible theory is proposed it is immediately pushed aside and some other diversion is thrown up instead. This latest nonsense about binary codes serves only to highlight that fact. Sure, the witnesses (and I draw a very clear distinction between what is alleged to have been seen on night one and what was alleged to have been seen on subsequent nights) might have seen something but whatever that was has been blown out of all proportion. In my view this latest claim has completely destroyed any credibility the night one witnesses might previously have had. Therefore and as far as serious research goes, it is my personal view that their testimony is worthless and is best ignored. In fact, I'd go as far as to say Kevin Conde's explanation is a better bet. After all the colours of the lights are right and if he'd backed his car onto a logging road with headlights facing east gate an observer would see almost exactly what JB first described in the opening part of his original statement. Perhaps what happened was something like this:
A cop duo are on patrol and decide to take a break. They park up off road, in an area they know to be deserted (apparently east gate was not always guarded at night - Burroughs and Buran happened to be there almost by accident). They leave the lights on, the motor running and keep the beacons on. That way if someone should come along they can claim they are looking for something. By sheer bad luck the vehicle lights are seen by Burroughs and Buran. They call it in and are given permission to go off base to take a look. Whoever is in the car sees a vehicle coming down the east gate service road so they back up further into the forest, waiting for a chance to drive off. Burroughs and Buran return to east gate and Penniston and Cabansag arrive. The lights are confirmed to CSC so Penniston, Burroughs and Cabansag go off base to investigate. Meanwhile whoever is in the car now realises they've got a problem so kill the lights and hope they are not spotted. Pennistion, Burroughs and Cabansag arrive in the forest, find the car and realise the occupants are colleagues. They can't call it in because if they do, they'll drop a couple of mates in the crap. They now have a dilemma.... they can't drop mates in it but neither can they say the lights were nothing because that would make them, particularly Penniston as the officer in charge, look stupid so they make up a silly story to cover their backsides....... but the story comes back to haunt them.
IanR wrote:RendleSham wrote:I'm sure the History channel wouldn't want people ruining their credibility, after all history is supposed to be based on facts right?
Yeah, right. Just like The UFO Hunters.
Programmes like this are intended for entertainment only. You can read an amusing inside view of how programmes like this are made starting on page 11 of the latest issue of the online UFO magazine SUNlite
http://home.comcast.net/~tprinty/UFO/SUNlite3_1.pdf
Ian
puddlepirate wrote:IF: I was led to believe the great 2010 RF Expedition was going to rule out the Farmhouse and Lighthouse etc, once and for all.
Concur. That's the only reason I drove the 200 mile return trip. Had I known the outcome would be to totally ignore civvies from the local area who had something to say and instead simply to promise a new revelation on the History Channel (an announcement they could have posted on the web) I wouldn't have bothered. Far from being 'Britain's Roswell' the whole unfortunate affair as described by the 'witnesses' must now surely be consigned to back catalogues of non-events. In a way this is a good thing. It means that anyone seriously interested in researching what the USAF were really doing in Rendlesham Forest in Dec 80 can now free themselves of the burden of researching 'The Rendlesham Forest Incident' and instead look at 'Illegal Acts of the United States Air Force and Air Force personnel conducted from USAF airbases in the UK or while on UK Sovereign Terrority' - a whole new world of opportunity.
Frank wrote:‘A few good men’.. haha, wasn’t that the megalomaniac who took the law in his own hands and was finally exposed as someone who was hiding the truth?
It seems the witnesses are not interested in finding out the truth but want to convince everyone of their truth. Unfortunately there is no convincing evidence so this is getting nowhere fast.
It makes me think about something that happened in Holland in 1987. A famous Dutch actor was convinced that running a particular play in the Dutch theaters would provoke anti-Semitism, so he tried to stop it. He got very frustrated that he couldn’t convince the general public of something that was so evident to him. He was quite a character, had some narcissistic traits, and was completely convinced he was right.
In a final attempt he did something extraordinary: He staged his own kidnapping by a (non-existent) Dutch neo-nazi group. He got the whole country in an uproar and was finally exposed by the Belgian police (he was hiding in Belgium). Later he wrote a book about this strange episode in his life.
@Ian: It certainly changed my attitude towards ufology, though I still would be surprised if we are not observed, given the size and age of the Universe and the Fermi Paradox. What ufology needs is ONE good case instead of thousands of iffy cases. But it's not going to be the RFI ..
@Daniel: I agree, CEPR is probably the result of 'random bit noise'. If you look at the things that come out when reading the code backwards (see my earlier posts), you also see some sequences that seem to spell parts of words (even 'FACT'). I noticed some speculation about relationships between CEPR and genes or DNA on other forums. Well, there are so many abbreviations, numbers, and names in this field that almost any sequence of characters will give a 'gene-related hit' somewhere. I once googled the number sequence 338100 and found out it was a code for some gene. Unfortunately almost every other 6-digit number was used to code some gene, too - it seems that there are as many genetic codes as there are phone numbers ...
arvd wrote:Jim has made a proper cock up !. What's happened to Jim John and Lazzers anyway ?. Not heard from them 3 in a while.
Never trust a man, who when left alone with a tea cosey... Doesn't try it on.
Billy Connolly
AdrianF wrote:Does anybody else find it ironic, that it's always been suggested the witnesses were messed with? I think you and Larry might well have been John, but just not by the people you may think.Never trust a man, who when left alone with a tea cosey... Doesn't try it on.
Billy Connolly
alive555 wrote:That binary code revelation was, (as Billy Connolly put it so famously) was about as welcome as a fart in a spacesuit. (in this case alien spacesuit from wal mart).
If the evidence pointed towards the possibility of this whole story as being at least in part credible - now its really all pretty incredible.
puddlepirate wrote:IF: I was led to believe the great 2010 RF Expedition was going to rule out the Farmhouse and Lighthouse etc, once and for all.
Concur. That's the only reason I drove the 200 mile return trip. Had I known the outcome would be to totally ignore civvies from the local area who had something to say and instead simply to promise a new revelation on the History Channel (an announcement they could have posted on the web) I wouldn't have bothered. Far from being 'Britain's Roswell' the whole unfortunate affair as described by the 'witnesses' must now surely be consigned to back catalogues of non-events. In a way this is a good thing. It means that anyone seriously interested in researching what the USAF were really doing in Rendlesham Forest in Dec 80 can now free themselves of the burden of researching 'The Rendlesham Forest Incident' and instead look at 'Illegal Acts of the United States Air Force and Air Force personnel conducted from USAF airbases in the UK or while on UK Sovereign Terrority' - a whole new world of opportunity.
puddlepirate wrote:JB - Grow up. People are sick of the bullshit. Many of the contributors on this forum, including me, thought you guys were after the truth when in fact you took us for fools. We spent time and effort trying to help YOU... .not us, we weren't there but YOU. Fuck you. You've wasted our time, laughed at us, treated us like idiots by feeding us crap about all kinds of stuff. Who gives a shit what happened to you. As far as I am concerned you are now on your own and anything you need from this side of the pond you'll have to fly over and find for yourself.
Lauren Jones wrote:Exactly. How obnoxious can you get with these Einstein quotes? Bad form.
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