[ RadSafe ] Fission???

[JPreisig at aol.com]

Admiral Brennan,
 
     Some of this stuff is serious, some of it is  not.  You are a UFO 
skeptic and I understand that.  You also were in  the Nuclear Navy, No????  You 
clearly know things you can't talk  about.  I find many of your postings to 
be interesting.  But I don't  really trust you fundamentally.
 
    My radiation career is separate from the UFO  stuff.  Believe what you 
will.  Many of the observed UFO's are USA and  other government test 
aircraft/spacecraft.  Some UFO's can probably dead  lift-off from a USA or other 
aircraft carrier.  If a Harrier can do it, so  can a UFO.  The UFO over 
Arizona was clearly a flying wing of some sort ---  you can see a German WWII 
flying wing plane in the Air and Space Museum.   Stealth USA flying jets and 
bombers resemble flying wings also.
 
    Be a skeptic.  It is your right.  I understand  it totally.
 
 
    Joe Preisig
 
 
 
 
 
In a message dated 11/4/2013 2:44:52 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
Mike.Brennan at DOH.WA.GOV writes:

Joe, if  you mean to be humorous, throw an emoticon or two our way.  If you 
are  serious, I have to admit that citing Ancient Alien and UFO shows does 
not  enhance your credibility (NOTE: I watch them sometimes, too, but not 
because I  think they are providing a sound evaluation of the "evidence").   

In my household the phrase, "Even 'aliens did it' makes more sense  than 
that" is the ultimate dismissive.


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Hmmmmm,

Interesting.   According to the UFO and  Ancient Alien shows, there was 
some attempt by  the WWII Germans to create some  sort of spacecraft base in  
Antarctica.  Then I also hear stories of some  raid by the Allies on  this 
Spacecraft Base.


Joe  Preisig




In a message dated 11/1/2013 3:38:03 A.M. Eastern  Daylight Time, 
mso at forsmark.vattenfall.se writes:

Let us  not  forget what happened then. The creation of the spacecraft  
Götterdämmerung  and its final sad   demise:

http://akas.imdb.com/title/tt1034314/

All the   best,
Mattias Olsson

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Ämne: [  RadSafe ] Fission???

Dear  Radsafe:

Ancient  Alien and UFO shows describe a crash   of  a spaceship in the 
Black  Forest (Germany) in 1936.
The  Germans are said to have collected the crash  debris (and bodies???)  
and  then proceeded to reverse engineer what they  found in the  parts of 
the spaceship.

Such reverse  engineering may??? have  yielded:

an advanced propulsion  system

blocks/pieces of  enriched Uranium and/or  Plutonium

the fact that fission  does  occur????

Interestingly enough, Hahn and Strassmann  (and  Meitner)  discovered 
fission in 1938 in Germany.
Were they  involved in  the German reverse engineering effort????

Have a  good  week...

Regards,     Joe   Preisig



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