Eyes Only: The Story of Clifford Stone and UFO Crash Retrievals

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That UFOs – unidentified flying objects – exist has been scorned as vehemently as it has been argued.

This event and the witnesses and the controversies continue to escalate, especially in Britain. Charles Halt has been part of the disinformation campaign trying to discredit and slander Warren. Rendlesham mania is becoming a major industry. According to the report of Charles Halt, the men would report witnessing a “strange glowing object” that was “metallic in appearance and triangular in shape”. Their estimates would suggest the object was around two meters high and between two-to-three meters across. The white light from the object “illuminated the entire forest”. On the top of the craft was a “pulsing red light” while underneath was a “bank of blue lights”. One of the main witnesses was Lovell (Southern) Ltd employee, Peter McSherry. He would state to Good that after noticing the object at 3 pm, it remained perfectly still. Simply hovering in the air at an approximate altitude of 50,000 feet. Several moments later, a plane passed by below of the object. This seemingly caused it to move a little, in a slow calm motion, before stopping once more.Perhaps, as speculative as it is, do they already right now? Might the incident in Rendlesham Forest in December 1980 not be one of alien visitation? But some kind of bizarre time-travel mission for reasons equally unknown? It is certainly an interesting theory, for the obvious reasons. Clifford Earl Stone, 72, passed away peacefully at his home on February 10, 2021. He was preceded in death by his sons Robert Stone and Anh Nguyen, father Willie Stone, mother Oliver Kinder, brothers Harry Osborne and Neil Osborne, and nephew Joey. After Elizondo resigned, he and other key AATIP participants—including Mellon, Puthoff, and Semivan—almost immediately joined To the Stars Academy of Arts & Science, an operation dedicated to U.F.O.-related education, entertainment, and research, and organized by Tom DeLonge, a former front man of the pop-punk outfit Blink-182. Later that month, DeLonge invited Elizondo onstage at a launch event. Elizondo announced that they were “planning to provide never-before-released footage from real U.S. government systems—not blurry amateur photos but real data and real videos.”

Iraq war that resulted in part from policymakers mining raw reports for evidence to suit their pet theories. In the book Above Top Secret, Timothy Good relays the account of 15 th December 1980, [1] when he himself witnessed a strange “aerial display” while walking to his flat in the Bromley area of London. It was just after 4 pm (4.07 pm to be exact) when Good noticed a “motionless bright star-like object in the cloudless sky”. Larry Warren was, and is, edgy and hip. And he is a courageous Whistleblower and Patriot, exposing corruption and coverups such as other patriots, Bradley Manning, and Sibel Edmonds and Susan Lindauer and Thomas Drake and John Kiriakou and on and on and on…West was nonchalant. “They’re just U.F.O. fans,” he said of Reid and Rubio. “They’ve been convinced there’s something to it and so are trying to push for disclosure.” The former Pentagon official conceded that there were “a lot of government people who are enthusiasts on the subject who watch the History Channel and eat this stuff up 24/7.” But, he said, the current mood was by no means set by “a small cadre of true believers.” You have really done a scholarly piece of research, and I’m glad you did it, and that through it all you came to the conclusion that Frank Scully was telling the truth. For this I am grateful to you. The witness wished to know if anyone else in the area had seen the same object. He would further state he was regular to this spot and “have never seen anything as strange as this”.

In June of 2020, Senator Marco Rubio added text into the 2021 Intelligence Authorization Act requesting—though not requiring—that the director of National Intelligence, along with the Secretary of Defense, produce “a detailed analysis of unidentified aerial phenomena data and intelligence reporting.” This language, which allowed them a hundred and eighty days to produce the report, drew heavily from proposals by Mellon, and it was clear that this concerted effort, at least in theory, was a more productive and more cost-effective iteration of the original vision for AATIP. Mellon told me, “This creates an opening and an opportunity, and now the name of the game is to make sure we don’t miss that open window.” Simpson would conduct his own research into these “drainage systems”. According to him, and other researchers, they are likely a complex series of tunnels that connect RAF Woodbridge and RAF Bentwaters.The former Pentagon official told me that he found Kean’s evidence wanting. “There are terms in Leslie’s slides that we don’t use—stuff we would never say,” he said. “It doesn’t pass the smell test.” But, when I asked him whether he thought that there might be recovered debris somewhere, he paused for a surprisingly long time. He finally said, “I couldn’t say yes, like Lue”—Luis Elizondo—“did. I honestly don’t know.” He continued, “There are guys who spent their lives studying stuff like Roswell and died with no answers. Are we all going to die with no answers?” Greer’s “Executive Summary” was woolly, but discerning readers could find within it answers to many of the most frequently asked questions about U.F.O.s—assuming, as Greer did, that U.F.O.s are helmed by extraterrestrials. Why are they so elusive? Because the aliens are monitoring us. Why? Because they are discomfited by our aspiration to “weaponize space.” Have we shot at them? Yes. Should we shoot at them? No. Really? Yes. Why not? They’re friendly. How do we know? “Obviously, any civilization capable of routine interstellar travel could terminate our civilization in a nanosecond, if that was their intent. That we are still breathing the free air of Earth is abundant testimony to the non-hostile nature of these ET civilizations.” (One obvious question seems not to have occurred to Greer: Why, if these spacecraft are so advanced, do they allegedly crash all the time?) Highly recommended. An extensive offering of quality stone supplied with a reliable, knowledgeable and friendly service. We’ve used Cullifords for several major projects and would not hesitate to use again. A first-class operation- thank you. reptillians, are unlikely to be as depraved and psychotic as the neo-con conspirators of the Project for a New American Century. Sgt. Stone is coming forward with his story to encourage citizens and our elected officials to open investigations and end this Constitutional bypass by a powerful and covert organization operating under our noses and in our skies.

That there was a cover-up regarding the true events of the Rendlesham Forest incident is, at least in UFO circles, beyond any reasonable doubt. The amount of whistle-blower testimony. The Halt Memorandum. And such information as that volunteered by Clifford Stone would all point to such a cover-up. The terror is outsourced and very profitable. There are many other secret mercenary armies that the secret government uses for Terrorism. General Petraeus had his own mercenaries, the Wolf Brigade, outside the regular chain of command. The secret army tortured and murdered innocent people, which is its purpose. The Wolf Brigade may be doing covert ops against Afghans. Create enemies. Create wars. Create heroic Generals with their own private jets and their own private mistresses. Furthermore, how likely is it really that such a light would “get mistaken by up to twenty witnesses. From the United States Air Force”? The 2015 Rendlesham Sighting Stone also claimed that there are many alien groups that visit our solar system and Earth as well, but when humans learned how to detect their crafts, they limited their visits but did not stop.

Why should we assume we already understand everything?” Leslie Kean says. Photograph by Tonje Thilesen for The New Yorker You have individuals that look very much like you and myself, that could walk among us and you wouldn’t even notice the difference,” he said. Penniston would later recall how, despite not seeing any physical occupants inside the craft, he had the bizarre “feeling” that something alive was very much inside it. And that something was very much intelligent. Throughout the entire episode, Penniston would make notes in his logbook. It is an item that he still has in his possession today and allows us to appreciate just what was taking place in Sussex over the Christmas holiday in 1980. He would recall, as he made notes of the sheer speed of the craft that: Virtually all astrobiologists suspect that we are not alone. Seth Shostak, the senior astronomer at the SETI Institute, has wagered that we will find incontrovertible proof of intelligent life by 2036. Astronomers have determined that there may be hundreds of millions of potentially habitable exoplanets in just our galaxy. Interstellar travel by living beings still seems like a wildly remote possibility, but physicists have known since the early nineteen-nineties that faster-than-light travel is possible in theory, and new research has brought this marginally closer to being achievable in practice. These advances—along with the further inference that ours is a mediocre or even inferior civilization, one that could well be millions or billions of years behind our distant neighbors—have lent a bare-bones plausibility to the idea that U.F.O.s have extraterrestrial origins.