The Roswell incident was an event that occurred in 1947, pertaining to the recovery of mundane metallic and rubber debris from a military balloon that crashed near Corona, New Mexico by United States Army Air Forces officers from Roswell Army Air Field.
Decades later, conspiracy theories began claiming that the debris involved a flying saucer and that the truth had been covered up by the United States government.
On July 8, 1947, Roswell Army Air Field issued a press release stating that they had recovered a “flying disc”. The Army quickly retracted the statement and said instead that the crashed object was a conventional weather balloon.
Ron S
Through the age of 40 I’d heard of peoples strange encounters of all kinds and had only a few circumstances of my own or from those close to me within that time, it was just enough to keep me open minded and interested in phenomena. Admittedly I do have a good imagination, but it’s mostly worked for my benefit when doing artwork or problem solving… even so, if I were able to go back and give myself a message to my 20,30 or 40 year old self as to what I’d experience after age 40 I’d never believe it… but when you truly experience something and your skeptical, creative, rational side doesn’t even have answers for it kind of keeps the pressure on yourself to find out the truth or at least come up with something within reason.
I still don’t have the answers yet only theories, but in the process of all this self reflection and recollecting I have also learned a lot about myself, people and just life in general, it’s made me a better person and overall happier but yet more concerned for mankind overall.
I appreciate when people share their experiences with honesty and I try my best not to judge people, especially when they think all Sasquatch should fit in a category the way you’d catalog any animal for a zoo… I’m trying to be more compassionate and think maybe it’s the only way they’ve witnessed it, or can wrap their heads around it… or maybe they actually don’t believe any of it and they think encounter stories are just a way to get attention or feel special and it makes them want to be a part of it too… I think that’s ok… but man, if I could take some of these narrow minded influencers and have them walk through the strangeness I’ve encountered (especially these last 9 years)… I’d bet you dollars to doughnuts they’d be singing a different tune… or they’d have to be on one serious ego trip not to admit the world was much stranger than they were willing to admit. I’m not sure we’ll ever have all the answers as I believe whatever we’re dealing with is so much more vastly intelligent it probably had most of the scenarios worked out long ago… maybe in the same way you’d discover an AI would do it if you let it run amuck or out of control for too long… eventually it’d know you and your species better than you know yourself before long… it’s technology would advance faster than you could keep up with and it wouldn’t have the human limitations, or the flip side be blessed with a soul which make us appreciate life, love and the knowledge we attain in this journey. I apologize for that sounding like something from a Terminator movie, but is it really that far fetched or far off? Do Aliens, Sasquatch or even your PC warm your heart or give you personal compassion and care for you as a person with a soul would?..or all they all doing the same basic things by testing and gathering information on you?… think about that
Charles R
I have been a UFO fan since around the mid 1960s when newpapers back then would report sightings without opinions. This all changed by the 1980s, probably in the 1970s when the perfect haired local nightly news people would on occasion discuss a story with the typical flipant and snide suppose to be funny remarks, much the same as they have and still do today, treat the Bigfoot subject. I could discuss all the activities that have happened to me since I was a child still a crib starting about 1958, but not now. I became aware of Roswell in the late 80s when Jessie Marcel came forward. I read the books by Kevin Randall and Donald Schmidtt and by the late Stanton Friedman, who collectively did the greatest investigative work in the early 1990s. Then of course at this time Art Bell came upon the scene and I listened to his interviews, which finally made some sense of encounters I had. I had a close friend, still do, who use to go to New Mexico a month every summer when school was out. It was about 1994 when I found out her Grandmother lived in Roswell and of course her Mother, Mrs. D. grew up in Roswell and was a teenager in 1947. I talked to her Mother, Mrs. D. for about an hour in 1994 and she was most knowledgeable about UFOs, however she would not go into detail about Roswell. Mrs. D just looked at me and stated sternly, Chuck, everything you have heard about Roswell is true. All I needed to know. I guess the powers that be had put the fright into her family also to not discuss the story.
Ron S
Thanks for that Chuck. It’s funny you mentioned New Mexico… I just finished a documentary on Chaco Canyon about an hour ago and did an aerial photo survey afterwards. Absolutely amazing place with obvious solar and lunar connections. I thought it was disappointing how the narrators narrow view lacked the imagination of why a civilization would exist in “such a barron and desolate place”, never occurring to him that maybe there used to be a lot more water there and on earth previously. It’s the same thing they try and make us think over and over again in places like Egypt or even around Lovelock Cave (decoys?) or the Grand Canyon (many others as well). In the documentary on Chaco Canyon they failed to comment on the sheer numbers of ruins in the immediate area, some I don’t believe have even been discovered… As an example if you go this area called the Staircase and look very nearby you can faintly but obviously see more rectangular and circular remnants of structures, and when you train your eyes to see shapes in general it becomes apparent that there are more primitive arrangements of stones or housing on the flat cliff tops set in right angles, also a couple of very large circular rock formations with approximately 30 stones each representing a possible month but either way likely worship. The petroglyphs in the area seal the deal for me that there used to plentiful game in the area… these petroglyphs have characters and symbols: the many spirals I assume represent the suns light and the images with fewer spirals represent the moon, a lesser spiral with a line attached is lunar or nighttime travel. To me it would make sense that the dark rooms of Pueblo Bonito are not human housing but rather a gathering place for something more advanced and suited to the dark… But let’s get back to the art. I believe it is possible the petroglyphs are a historic account of life in that time… with an open mind and through my artistic/hunter-gatherer/experiencer eyes it tells a simple but fascinatingly scary story (one that could be going on still) about mankind and his fear and worship of something they could only assimilate as looking like an ant, but it also left wide large human like prints with sometimes 4 or 5 toes… the humans wore antennas as a symbol of the ant people (much like how one might wear a crucifix today), but it also shows the antennae wearing human with clothing bearing the large footprint we associate with Sasquatch today, and it shows a human connected to sunlight and animal but both human an animal fleeing under moonlight in the same direction from a rather odd and different looking character represented by a much more square looking body and stance, looking more like an ant or preying mantis. The face of the mantis figure is likely damaged by human in anger. I just ask that you look into this and you might see for yourself… Lastly, I don’t wish to scare people, this is just what I interpret that I doubt you may have heard before but I feel it worth noting.
Peace love and light to all
Ron S
200ish ft west slightly NW of Chacoan Stairway is additional ruins in my opinion