On 13 Dec 2004 08:39:41 -0800, "Jay Honeck"
wrote:

Bill says that in all of his years there, he never got to see any
aliens.

He says the whole UFO legend began because the Air Force didn't want to
admit that they were sending mylar balloons (then new technology) over
the Soviet Union. When people found the remains of a balloon -- which
looked like sci-fi space suit material -- they denied knowing about
them, which, of course, simply inflamed the curiosity of everyone.

Regretfully, there was more to it than mylar balloons. The Air Force
was using animals in tests, including monkeys, chimps and bears. Some
of the flights involved chimps in pressure suits. They'd subjected
these animals to all kinds of (I'm going to use the adjective
"hideous") experiments including ejection from high altitude, rides in
rocket sleds and much more. These creatures didn't just die, they
died ugly, burned and deformed. Some were found by civilians before
the Air Force personnel could get to them. Guess what a burned and
deformed chimp wearing a space suit in a strange looking capsule looks
like, or looks like to a civilian who did not know what was going on?

This information came from one of those "Discovery" types of programs,
but they showed copies of recently disclosed previously classified
documents that supported the assertions of animal use.

Corky Scott