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Note ReconEarth: Bob Dean & Clifford Stone, two of my 5 favorite interviewees. The other three being Jordan Maxwell, and Astronauts Edgar Mitchell & Gordon Cooper.
UFO - Greatest Story Ever Denied presents a provocative review of some of the most important UFO events since Roswell in 1946. Not only do we learn about such events as the Battle of LA and early military coverups, but interesting phenomena like RODs and invisible UFOs only detectable with infra red cameras. An amazing daylight video is shown demonstrating the detection of a UFO in infra red mode.
Although many viewers have seen the 2001 Disclosure Project Press Conference, featured in this movie is a compressed Disclosure Project segment outlining some of the notable highlights from this event. This is an excellent way to present the Disclosure Project to people without having to sit them through the entire 2 hour press conference. For example, Disclosure Project witness, Clifford Stone, is featured as he discussed the fact that there have been multiple extraterrestrial crashes he was personally involved in.
www.youtube.com/ALEXANDERC2012 Interviews with proof that there is another alien race fighting these greys and dracos reptilians, that are infact our brothers and look very much like us. And they want to help us so that we can help them fight the dark side! Reptilian war illuminati agenda for One world Government
NOTE Recon Earth: Another outstanding interview from http://www.projectcamelot.org/ It appears Mr. Stone has and still is experiencing life on a much different level than your typical human. This man has obviously seen his fair share of pain and he projects a wonderful sense of truth and humility. It was a real pleasure watching this interview, I enjoyed it immensely.
