larry warren wrote:and yes she did respond to me without addressing a single issiue i raise, but the womans dead and a friend of nicks so i really dont want to go after her even though
i have every right too!
jb wrote:Stephen
Adrian Bustiza has gone on the record! If you look for a thread called Larry Warrens story started on Feb 11, 2010 you will see what Adrian had to say in you can't tell the people. There are also some very interesting exchanges that go on after that posting! http://www.rendlesham-incident.co.uk/fo ... ?f=3&t=688
So you do have something to refer to dealing with Adrian.
Larry recalls being at the site with Bustinza when the big UFO landed (Bustinza insists he was not there when the landing took place but arrived soon afterwards. He also refers to an entirely different landing site than Larry) [...] Right in front of him appeared a huge machine, which at first seemed to be triangular in shape but was constantly distorting. It reminded him of a huge soluble aspirin (Bustinza also mentions that it looked like a soluble aspirin).
[...]
Bustinza has no memories of Larry being at the landing site either. He explained the difficulty of trying to follow what was going on at the time:
I don't recall seeing him [Larry] out there, but there was a lot of confusion going on.
lw wrote:John, please read back over this thread, in fact read thru the part of my book when i talk about what i saw, you will never find me say that i saw us repair a space ship ! simply because i never have, in this and numerous posts over what, two or three years weve gone over that more than once, ive explained why i was telling chuck about it on CNN, and that the way it was used in the show seems like i saw it, it was not like that at all, chuck asked me about what Busty said to Larry fauctt, we whent into it a bit, i never said i saw that and did not.
LAEG, p. 120 wrote:The News of the World runs an article on the incident [...] Relative to Art Wallace [pseudo for L. Warren], the update is a stew of inaccuracies and distortions:
[...]
[from the N.o.t.W. article]Evidence that the U.S. Air Force may have helped repair the damaged craft.
LAEG, p. 145, AB=Adrian Bustinza, LF=Larry Fawcett wrote:LF. Larry said that something happened to their machine. Do you remember that?
AB. Yeah
LF. And our government helped them repair the machine. They flew a piece in from Germany, I believe.
LAEG, p. 184 wrote:Next was a clip from my 1983 BBC interview with Bob Friend, but HBO had edited it: what I said had not happened was presented as though it had. I seemed to be saying we had helped repair the UFO and that one of the aliens had even shaken Gordon Williams's hand.
lw wrote:And Steven i cant endorse the above book for afurther reason, Busty told me she changed what he said to her, just like she wrote that i saw quote, Airanautic entites,
And "a huge space ship" ive said neither and dont even know what the first means! i called GB a few years ago. found out she was sick, and she asked me not to tell anyone, ofcourse i did not, and nick pope can confirm that, near the end of the call, i asked why she did me over like she did in the book, her answer, There were pressures, i sorry. end quote.
lw wrote:one more FACT, my ex wife was never a member of a small or larg UFO group! keep the BS flyin guys
Oh and another from GBs book,she says Jim confirmed he told me to shut up because i ran around the base talking about the events! another false trail for you all, i was at the SP table, at the mess hall and said to the guy accross from me "what the Fck
happened to us " thats when jim said to shut up !
jb wrote:Larry the reason I ask these questions is because there is alot of stuff out there you have said including numerous videos you made and interviews you have done that don't add up.
lw wrote:i see on Ian Ridpaths web site he endorses Brunis Book, need i say more ?
jb wrote:I looked at Ian Ridpaths site Larry and all I saw was he listed the Books that have been written on Bentwaters!
Articles and books about the Rendlesham Forest UFO case:
NEW: The Rendlesham Files – Dr David Clarke reveals the previously undisclosed background to the Halt memo and the MoD’s response to it from interviews with those who were involved behind the scenes.
Read Dr David Clarke’s 25th anniversary assessment of the case, originally published in the 2005 December issue of Fortean Times.
Read James Easton’s 21st anniversary summary of the case, from the 2001 November Fortean Times.
Wikipedia entry on the Rendlesham Forest Incident.
Read Evan Davis’s blog of his visit to Rendlesham Forest in 2010 August.
Sky Crash by Brenda Butler, Dot Street, and Jenny Randles (Neville Spearman, 1984).
UFO Crash Landing? by Jenny Randles (Blandford, 1998).
See also Jenny’s chapter titled Rendle Shame Forest in The UFOs That Never Were (London House, 2000).
You Can’t Tell the People by Georgina Bruni (Sidgwick & Jackson, 2000).
Content of this site last updated 2010 September.
All original content © Ian Ridpath. All rights reserved.
I think anyone can report a UFO incident, and I think it's arrogant to say that people without degrees can't, but to really understand what's going on, to make sense of it, requires a graduate level scientist or engineer.
stephan wrote:am I a bit paranoid or are people following me into other forums LOL ... just joking
I think anyone can report a UFO incident, and I think it's arrogant to say that people without degrees can't, but to really understand what's going on, to make sense of it, requires a graduate level scientist or engineer.
DeanF wrote:stephan wrote:"this would imply that the UFO phenomenon can be explained by science. "
No, I'm not saying that. You're disputing my statement "but to really understand what's going on, to make sense of it, requires a graduate level scientist or engineer". So if scientists/engineers don't have the knowledge required to understand and investigate UFOs then who does?
Are you really suggesting that someone with a degree say in History, or no degree in science/engineering can do a more thorough job of investigating UFOs than someone who doesn't? I would certainly disagree with that.
DeanF wrote:I think anyone can report a UFO incident, and I think it's arrogant to say that people without degrees can't, but to really understand what's going on, to make sense of it, requires a graduate level scientist or engineer.
DeanF wrote:Nonsense. Science is not about the 5 senses. If you believe that, then you're not a scientist or engineer.
Why unfortunately? You sound more like an advocate of new age religious mumbo-jumbo, crystal healing and reiki.
Science is about what we can observe, now. And science isn't limited, it isn't static. We continue to enhance our knowledge all the time.
I'm simply not interested in hypothesizing what UFOs might be, we can all come up with a load of new age mumbo-jumbo, or as you suggest put whatever theory you want to explaining the phenomena, the simple fact is, we can't explain the phenomena, not yet.
What I originally started off talking about was advocating that the people best equipped to understand, to investigate the UFO phenomena are scientists and engineers, and quite naevely I've now got people in the thread claiming that's rubbish.
It's only rubbish if you haven't had the scientific or engineering training.
I'm not saying that scientists/engineers can explain the phenomena, if we could explain it, we would be able to explain it and we wouldn't have the unanswered questions we have. I'm deliberately limiting the scope of my discussion to whether scientists/engineers are best placed to investigate the phenomena, and I believe they are.
Given a choice, of guy with a degree in history, given a choice with a spiritual healer( that likes to try to use quantum theory in a disingenuous way to explain how their healing techniques work), I'm saying that I'd rather place my money on a scientist or engineer at doing a thorough, analytical and reliable, accurate job of the investigation. Engineers can explain what a plasma is, engineers can explain about radiation, can a new age hippy do that?
Those that try to rubbish science and engineering, in my experience, are people that are not from a science/engineering background and don't understand any part of it. And they usually colour things up with spiritualism.
DeanF wrote:[Nonsense. The very definition of "science" limits itself to observations based on human perception, i.e. the 5 senses, and analysis based on the verbally-based consciousness of humanity. I'd say the latter conditions are a really weak limitation of science and a flawed paradigm on which to assert ANYTHING with complete assurance. The victims of the RFI realize this latter point all too well. Unfortunately for science, the paranormal has been pushing science into realms traditionally associated with religion, e.g. aspects of theoretical physics. If Newtonian physics doesn't quite fit, try quantum physics. If quantum physics isn't entirely appropriate, try ... < Insert your favorite theory here.
Nonsense. Science is not about the 5 senses. If you believe that, then you're not a scientist or engineer.
"Unfortunately for science, the paranormal has been pushing science into realms traditionally associated with religion, "
Why unfortunately? You sound more like an advocate of new age religious mumbo-jumbo, crystal healing and reiki.
Science is about what we can observe, now. And science isn't limited, it isn't static. We continue to enhance our knowledge all the time.
I'm simply not interested in hypothesizing what UFOs might be, we can all come up with a load of new age mumbo-jumbo, or as you suggest put whatever theory you want to explaining the phenomena, the simple fact is, we can't explain the phenomena, not yet.
What I originally started off talking about was advocating that the people best equipped to understand, to investigate the UFO phenomena are scientists and engineers, and quite naevely I've now got people in the thread claiming that's rubbish.
It's only rubbish if you haven't had the scientific or engineering training.
I'm not saying that scientists/engineers can explain the phenomena, if we could explain it, we would be able to explain it and we wouldn't have the unanswered questions we have. I'm deliberately limiting the scope of my discussion to whether scientists/engineers are best placed to investigate the phenomena, and I believe they are.
Given a choice, of guy with a degree in history, given a choice with a spiritual healer( that likes to try to use quantum theory in a disingenuous way to explain how their healing techniques work), I'm saying that I'd rather place my money on a scientist or engineer at doing a thorough, analytical and reliable, accurate job of the investigation. Engineers can explain what a plasma is, engineers can explain about radiation, can a new age hippy do that?
Those that try to rubbish science and engineering, in my experience, are people that are not from a science/engineering background and don't understand any part of it. And they usually colour things up with spiritualism.
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