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UFOs: do you trust the government? What differentiates David Charles Grusch — who claims that the US government has in its possession “intact and partially intact craft of non-human origin” — from previous people making similar claims?

There’s at least a mildly convincing circumstantial case for the idea that the post-World War II technological revolution received assistance from a distance — reverse-engineered technology from a possible crashed/captured alien craft

Article: UFOs: I Want to Believe, But I Trust No One (Well, No One from the Government, Anyway) - I truly do want to believe that at least some Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (aka UFOs) are spacecraft of extraterrestrial origin. But to really believe it, Id need to see real proof, not just claims un-backed by physical evidence, no matter how seemingly credible the source.

Folks always ask me, “why dont you write a book called Killing King, based on Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.?”  I tell them, I cannot write about Dr. King because all of his files are classified. The FBI files are classified until 2027, six years from now.  I could write a speculative book, but why would I do that? In six years, if Im still around, Ill take a look at it. I want to see what the information is in the FBI files.  I have written about Dr. King fairly extensively in my book, Kil...

His brother, jerry ray. >> he dont deny that he didnt rent the room. he dont deny he didnt buy the gun. the only thing he denies is that he was in that room. >> the only thing he denies is that he shot dr. king. >> thats the only thing he didnt do. >> jerry ray says before the shot was fired, his brother drove the mustang away to try to get a spare tire fixed. no witnesses have said yes, he came in to get the spare tire fixed. yes, i saw that man. we were too busy, we couldnt take him, but he wa...

Solve, unless the killer makes his own mistakes. not only did that rifle have rays fingerprint on it and no one elses, this empty shell casing was in the gun. one shot had been fired. rays fingerprint was also found on the binoculars he bought, on these beer cans in the same bundle. even that days newspaper which told readers where king was staying. >> this was a radio that he had when he was in the penitentiary. >> this, too, was left in the doorway beneath the boardinghouse. >> his prison numb...

>> murders committed by complete strangers are incredibly hard to solve, unless the killer makes his own mistakes. not only did that rifle have rays fingerprint on it and no one elses, this empty shell casing was in the gun. one shot had been fired. rays fingerprint was also found on the binoculars he bought, on these beer cans in the same bundle. even that days newspaper which told readers where king was staying. >> this was a radio that he had when he was in the penitentiary. >> this, too, was...

Eventually admit almost everything, except killing king. his brother, jerry ray. >> he dont deny that he didnt rent the room. he dont deny he didnt buy the gun. the only thing he denies is that he was in that room. >> the only thing he denies is that he shot dr. king. >> thats the only thing he didnt do. >> jerry ray says before the shot was fired, his brother drove the mustang away to try to get a spare tire fixed. no witnesses have said yes, he came in to get the spare tire fixed. yes, i saw t...

>> this, too, was left in the doorway beneath the boardinghouse. >> his prison number, i believe, is scratched on here. >> rays hair would link him to the bedspread. then there was this in the bundle. so this laundry tag from his shorts -- >> yes. >> -- was traced back to him? >> exactly, exactly. >> james earl ray would eventually admit almost everything, except killing king. his brother, jerry ray. >> he dont deny that he didnt rent the room. he dont deny he didnt buy the gun. the only thing h...