Dialog thread for Case for the UFO - Annotated Edition.

[Bob]

This thread is for posting and discussion, support material, comments, and helpful data for the main thread The-Case-for-the-UFO-Varo-Edition.

[Magneticman]

Hi Bob,

I compliment you on your research. Look forward to hearing some more from you on this subject. A very huge "cone of silence" was put in place in the early 60's in relation to all re electro gravitics and magnetics.

It would have been good to be a really switched on fly on the wall of Nicola Tesla's and Mr Townsend Brown's Laboratory...

The truth shall set us free...Bring it on...

Cheers

[Bob]

Thanks MagnetMan for the affirmative - Possibly we should start a side by side thread called "Q/A for the Varo Edition" - if so would a mod split out my and MagnetMan's comments to that side thread? What say?

[Bill Ryan]

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Here's the book.

http://projectavalon.net/Dr_Morris_K...or_the_UFO.pdf

[Bill Ryan]

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This book purports to tell the real story of the Philadelphia Experiment:

GONE DARK: 50 Years after Albert Einstein - The Failure of the Unified Field

Download here: http://projectavalon.net/Gone_Dark_5...fied_Field.pdf

Read here for full details: http://www.aetherometry.com/Electron...uft_index.html

Smyth's text is written in the form of an interview that he apparently conducted - at least that's what one gathers, since Smyth has declined to answer that question directly - with an anonymous scientist, a 'Dr. W.' who poses as having worked for the US intelligence community, possibly the NRL (Naval Research Laboratory) or the ONR (Office of Naval Research).

We do not know if Smyth's story is real or not, but from what we could corroborate of it, its references are frequently factual, which led us to conclude that it was worth publishing - all the more as it seemed to demystify much of the speculation concerning what happened with Project RAINBOW (aka Project Invisibility).

[Bob]

Excellent books Bill - looks like we will have some great material for reviewing - I can't wait to get into the dialogues on technology that could have made it all possible. tnx

[Davidallany]

Personally I can't wait to read a revised version of physics 101. Preferably written by Bill and his colleagues, I would much rather pay for that rather than paying for misleading text books. Who wouldn't.