Isn’t it true that as far as UFOs go, we are dealing with the para-normal? In other words, something well beyond what we think of as normal; perhaps even well beyond anything we personally know already.
Mr. Brenner goes on to say: “I'm also sure Phil Corso was a swell old guy, and hell, some of his story may even be true.
“But alien spacecraft that can fly into and out of the earth's gravitational well, whatever their propulsion system, are not going to be brought down by a few kilowatts of microwave radar.
“Electromagnetism (which is a subatomic force) and gravity (which is space bending around mass) haven't had much to do with each other since about 0.00000000000001 second after the Big Bang. I may be off by a zero or two there.”
Is that so? Or could it be that electromagnetism and gravity are simply forces (energy waves) that we haven’t yet fully understood or mastered – and they have?
After all, we as a species (which is very backward in terms of conscious or spiritual development) have only left the horse and buggy behind about a century ago. Yet there are records of UFOs being seen throughout history…long before Phil Corso ever wrote anything about a crash at Roswell and all the subsequent back engineering that has helped us to our current state of high technology (most of which we use to help us kill our own kind).
Nevertheless (and I do not include Mr. Brenner in this observation) there are indeed many dimwitted skeptics in the world who judge everything according to what they already know (which isn’t much) as if they know all there is to know already.
But do I “know” that this picture is of a UFO the size of an aircraft carrier? Of course not – which is why I made the point that without a familiar object to give us some sense of size and proportion, there’s no way to say with certainty what size it was.
But back to the facts. The original story and pic were prompted by the release of previously secret UFO files in the United Kingdom. With that, came the revelation that a Sabre jet pilot had been ordered to chase one and shoot it down. He chased, locked on – and has now said whatever he locked on to, was “as big as an aircraft carrier.”
But he was sworn to secrecy for 40 years – and who knows how many such craft have been quietly patrolling the skies of earth throughout those decades?
The one he chased literally disappeared as he prepared to fire his rockets. Disappeared. Ka-Poof! Gone!
Where to? Well, quite likely into another frequency – a realm or dimension outside our familiar Hertzian band.
Lastly – but most importantly – regardless of the size of the UFO in the pic from Australia, my correspondence with the person who took the shot was sufficient for me to trust that there was absolutely no hint or intention of foisting a hoax picture on anyone.
Sincerity has a way of coming through, even in an email. Which is to say that even doubt can be sincere, for it protects one from uncritical belief.
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