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

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I was involved in situations where we actually did recoveries of crashed saucers. There were bodies that were involved with some of these crashes. Also some of these were alive,” he said. “While we were doing this, we were telling the American public there was nothing to it. We were telling the world there was nothing to it,”

On December 26, 1985, at a secluded cabin in upstate New York, Whitley Strieber went skiing with his wife and son, ate Christmas dinner leftovers, and went to bed early. Clifford Stone and the story he tells about his experiences are more incredible and unbelievable than just retrieving crashed objects. And Stone used Freedom of Information Act, to discover documents about Project Moon Dust, and Project Blue Fly. I realize that someday this book will historically become part of a vast archive of evidence. Sgt. Clifford Stone is one of brave ones and he has paid a heavy personal price. I was privileged to meet him in 1997, to become part of this book and to present the following report. Perhaps, the time has come “to tell the truth”! ––Paola Leopizzi Harris, One thing I didn’t realize is that the U S Government was behind the scandalous way of discrediting BEHIND THE FLYING SAUCERS…When the remote-controlled Soviet-built craft — and its pseudo ET crew — crashed in New Mexico, the legend of Roswell was born. If there was a cover-up of some kind by the US military, and possibly even the British government and armed forces in sympathy with their American guests, then we have to ask why? Was it merely a case of not wishing to admit that the skies overhead are not as protected as we might think? And what’s more, there were multiple witnesses to the incident, all with military training and experience in assessing just what is going on around, often in the most intense and pressured situations. Clifford Stone explains the meaning of "let no one live in your mind rent free", shows documents from the NASA advanced propulsion concepts program, discusses designs for a flying disc, and sets goals for the next generation of UFO researchers.

Ten months later, David Clarke, a known U.F.O. skeptic, along with three collaborators, published an audit. The “Report on Aerial Phenomena Observed Near the Channel Islands, UK, April 23 2007” was drafted with the coöperation of dozens of domain experts—meteorologists, oceanographers, harbormasters—and various French institutes and British ministries, and it culminated with sixteen prevailing hypotheses, ranked by plausibility. Largely ruled out were such atmospheric aberrations as sun dogs and lenticular clouds, and an exceedingly rare and poorly understood seismological phenomenon known as “earthquake lights,” in which tectonic distress expresses itself in bluish auroras or orbs. The report concluded, “In summary, we are unable to explain the UAP sightings satisfactorily.” Not only might such a theory explain the Rendlesham Forest incident, for example, it might also provide an explanation for a large number of UFO sightings, encounters, and incidents. Hidden Messages And The Revelations Of Clifford Stone Still, he was expected to do his job. Beginning on March 14, 1966, more than a hundred witnesses in and around Dexter, Michigan, reported seeing glowing lights and large football shapes at low altitudes. Hynek arrived to discover a community in a state of “near hysteria.” At a press conference on March 25th, under pressure to avert panic, Hynek attributed some of the sights to the moon and the stars and others to the spontaneous combustion of decomposing vegetation, or “swamp gas.” The people of Michigan took this as an affront. (“Swamp gas” became a common ufological metonym for the government’s patronizing obfuscation.) Gerald Ford, a native of Grand Rapids and at the time the House Minority Leader, called for congressional hearings, “in the firm belief that the American public deserves a better explanation than thus far given by the Air Force.” In testimony before the House Armed Services Committee, Hynek recommended that an independent body be set up to evaluate the merits of Project Blue Book and finally settle the question of U.F.O. legitimacy. In seventeen years, Blue Book had reviewed approximately twelve thousand cases; seven hundred and one of them remained unexplained.In the depths of an ancient Egyptian tomb, archaeologists make a baffling the mummified body of a man clad in a space suit. Rendlesham Forest UFO: Are we any closer to the truth 40 years on?, Nic Rigby, BBC https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-suffolk-54649675 UFO conspiracy theorists want Disclosure, of evidence concealed by the Secret Government. Likewise, anti-war conspiracy theorists want Disclosure of the truth about neo-con wars, torture and assassinations. Also, the secret government’s war against the American people, and Whistleblowers needs Disclosure. It would “release a puff of vapor” before moving to the east a little more. It then remained motionless once again. The object would “turn on its own axis” shortly after. And again at 3:20 pm and 3:35 pm. Then, it would shoot off “towards the Moon at fantastic speed”. A short time later it returned and remained motionless once more.