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That's my impression too. If anyone legitimately believed alien remains (or parts of an alien spacecraft) was six feet under that rock, the government would've
by ocdtrekkie 4y ago
That's my impression too. If anyone legitimately believed alien remains (or parts of an alien spacecraft) was six feet under that rock, the government would've gotten it either by not caring what people in the area thought about it, or literally tunneling under the earth and taking it covertly.
- codetrotter 4y agoMulder and Scully need to look into this.
- RajT88 4y ago> If anyone legitimately believed alien remains (or parts of an alien spacecraft) was six feet under that rock It is quite possible that nobody really buys into it. Or - another theory - the powers that be who would have to authorize it understand that their tourist trap angle is over if it is just a normal dead body. Therefore, it's not worth the risk to discover the truth.
- ocdtrekkie 4y agoThe US government does not care if it has podunk authorization to exhume a body, nor does it care if it's a good tourist trap. Bear in mind the study of alien technology presumably results in complete military and technological superiority on this planet. Either there never was an alien body there, or the US government has already taken it. There is definitely not alien remains under that rock right now.
- RajT88 4y agoWhat I'm getting at is: - US Gov't doesn't think there's an alien there. - Local gov doesn't want to risk the loss of tourism. The US government, publicly at least, has not shown a great deal of interest in investigating UFO reports.
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