G.W. Hoover Revelations About Roswell to Birnes

[tpreitzel]

Mr. Burroughs might like to read this information about George W. Hoover... especially the part about "time travelers" from our future. Note the careful assessment of these entities, e.g. are "they" really human, and their capabilities, i.e. their ability to warp our reality or consciousness *. BTW, these characteristics are also closely associated with biblical angels and further discussed in my thread, Domain of the Strange. Who can we trust, eh? In fact, can we really trust our own senses?

http://ufocon.blogspot.com/2010/10/reno ... veals.html

* An attribute of humanity that I constantly stress. For most of my life, I've always thought that humanity's verbally based consciousness played more of a role in our perception than ANY of us truly comprehends.

[Daniel]

Thanks for posting this. Do you have any more material on this? I'll admit seeing UFO's, but I don't like to admit seeing anything 'alien', as I can't be sure, but these characteristics are very similar to possible encounters I've had.

Cheers,

Daniel

PS, I thought this was posted yesterday evening and not this morning; weird.

[tpreitzel]

Thanks for posting this. Do you have any more material on this? I'll admit seeing UFO's, but I don't like to admit seeing anything 'alien', as I can't be sure, but these characteristics are very similar to possible encounters I've had.

Cheers,

Daniel

PS, I thought this was posted yesterday evening and not this morning; weird.

Do you mean more information about Hoover allegedly testifying to Birnes about the nature of UFOs? If so, I don't have any more material on that particular exchange at the moment. Yeah, as humans, we apparently can never be 100% certain about the nature of our observations which can be unsettling to a degree.

Yeah, I originally posted this message yesterday, but I later found my message contained some errors so I deleted the original message and re-posted a corrected version. You're not going mad.

[Daniel]

Sorry for the late reply. Sure Hoover sounds interesting, and I wondered if he had written anything or just metioned it briefly.