Sep 26, 2022 06:32 AM
(This post was last modified: Sep 26, 2022 06:38 AM by Kornee.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z9kCtBKgcXg
"Retro Drive-In
Retro UFO Documentary (1956). This is the original 1956 feature film on UFOs, a treasure of old 50s UFO material, including daylight footage of flying saucers and interviews with Captain Edward Ruppelt, Hoyt Vandenberg and others. This deluxe version includes commercials and other 50s UFO memorabilia of the time. A great, fun UFOs 50s fest that shows you how the UFO phenomena was seen in its early days and how flying saucers did indeed really exist!"
Contains the snippets aired recently in another thread. If breakfast cereal & car/truck ads of the era don't excite, skip to ~ 5:20 mark.
Compare detailed testimonies back then, to the ongoing banal and scornful claims of 'no good evidence after more than 70 years' endlessly cycled over at the SF UFO related thread.
A claim that tacitly rests on making unstated assumptions completely ignoring the 'playful' and intentionally elusive nature of manifestly intelligently controlled phenomena.
Maybe apt to label these armchair skeptics (too nice a term) as 'UFO deniers'.
"Retro Drive-In
Retro UFO Documentary (1956). This is the original 1956 feature film on UFOs, a treasure of old 50s UFO material, including daylight footage of flying saucers and interviews with Captain Edward Ruppelt, Hoyt Vandenberg and others. This deluxe version includes commercials and other 50s UFO memorabilia of the time. A great, fun UFOs 50s fest that shows you how the UFO phenomena was seen in its early days and how flying saucers did indeed really exist!"
Contains the snippets aired recently in another thread. If breakfast cereal & car/truck ads of the era don't excite, skip to ~ 5:20 mark.
Compare detailed testimonies back then, to the ongoing banal and scornful claims of 'no good evidence after more than 70 years' endlessly cycled over at the SF UFO related thread.
A claim that tacitly rests on making unstated assumptions completely ignoring the 'playful' and intentionally elusive nature of manifestly intelligently controlled phenomena.
Maybe apt to label these armchair skeptics (too nice a term) as 'UFO deniers'.