Hey Billy your not crazy I have seen many a craft ever since I was 5-years old, The last one was back in 2020, It wasn't a disk shaped craft more like a red orb about a foot in diameter, I have also seen one that was about the size of a golf ball ma-be a little larger, So no your not crazy., Or ma-be ...I am!, lol.
As a former psychotherapist, I am familiar with the fact we do not always know the deeper motivations that drive our behavior, nor are we able to easily assess the degree of intensity of something that is largely unconscious in form. This easily leads to rationalizations. But, since it is not okay to admit to an error -- shame freezes us in place ... for eg, the Pentagon Papers showed that the top decision makers in the US government did not want to take the heat for admitting failure in Vietnam, so tens of thousands more had to die while spending billions of $. Kept long enough and maintained by pride, rationalizations can easily turn into undeniable facts. This is why we are never (ever) going to be able to present intellectually solid arguments, based on research, that will convince anyone (military or global company) charged with keeping UFO secrets to finally release all the records. Think about it: You've put in 20+ years as a part of a small division that is guarding what many believe are the most important national (global?) secrets that have a world-wide impact. Think about what an honorable job you've done, how valuable and important you are in upholding your job as one of a handful of people with this kind of responsibility. A former client's father was in military intelligence in WWII, and the father would NEVER share any of the secrets even though, by the time he died, they were more than 60 years old! Pride, honor, fear of being thought poorly of (shamed). Insisting repeatedly on getting the records is tiring but it is at least somewhat productive. We have to be like Stewie: "Mom, mommie, MOM ..."
Billy, great story, and thanks for linking the document collection at Blue Blurry Lines. I hadn't heard from Colby since 2013, so it was good to get an update with his current perspective.
Your 1983 3-part series on the Cash-Landrum case was outstanding, and I consider it essential reading for anyone studying the events and the investigation.
My heart aches when looking at the photo of young Colby. No child, of any age, should have such anger, or grief, or sadness, or resolute armor, upwelling in his or her expressions.
Simply put, yet another life damaged or ruined by The Great Taboo.
If anyone deserves an answer to a specific question then Mr Landrum does.
Like you say, the timing in relation to the series of Rendlesham incidents is highly coincidental, especially when one considers the 'strangeness' of the Texas incident. Assuming the object was emitting radiation (a nuclear rocket?) it seems that all those Chinooks, plus anyone in its path would be put in harm's way.
I continue to be amazed at the depth of your background on this subject: the right person in the right place at the right time. Thanks for the link to Blue Blurry Lines. Looks like yet another time-sucker that may be well worth the trip.
The last living witness
Hey Billy your not crazy I have seen many a craft ever since I was 5-years old, The last one was back in 2020, It wasn't a disk shaped craft more like a red orb about a foot in diameter, I have also seen one that was about the size of a golf ball ma-be a little larger, So no your not crazy., Or ma-be ...I am!, lol.
As a former psychotherapist, I am familiar with the fact we do not always know the deeper motivations that drive our behavior, nor are we able to easily assess the degree of intensity of something that is largely unconscious in form. This easily leads to rationalizations. But, since it is not okay to admit to an error -- shame freezes us in place ... for eg, the Pentagon Papers showed that the top decision makers in the US government did not want to take the heat for admitting failure in Vietnam, so tens of thousands more had to die while spending billions of $. Kept long enough and maintained by pride, rationalizations can easily turn into undeniable facts. This is why we are never (ever) going to be able to present intellectually solid arguments, based on research, that will convince anyone (military or global company) charged with keeping UFO secrets to finally release all the records. Think about it: You've put in 20+ years as a part of a small division that is guarding what many believe are the most important national (global?) secrets that have a world-wide impact. Think about what an honorable job you've done, how valuable and important you are in upholding your job as one of a handful of people with this kind of responsibility. A former client's father was in military intelligence in WWII, and the father would NEVER share any of the secrets even though, by the time he died, they were more than 60 years old! Pride, honor, fear of being thought poorly of (shamed). Insisting repeatedly on getting the records is tiring but it is at least somewhat productive. We have to be like Stewie: "Mom, mommie, MOM ..."
So good! Thanks for yr work, Billy!
Fascinating story. Proof that this happened is hidden. What have they got to hide?
Hey kids, you might find this interesting, in today's Politico:
https://www.politico.com/news/2022/05/02/ufo-briefings-congress-pentagon-00029315
Hey kids, you might find this interesting, in today's Politico:
https://www.politico.com/news/2022/05/02/ufo-briefings-congress-pentagon-00029315
Thanks, Billy! This case is still a UFO case. The unknown object hasn’t been identified.
Apropos UFOs and the U.S. government, here’s a great UFO channel (YouTube):
https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCQULjM3TRiGVdVqP7IobmvQ/videos
Billy, great story, and thanks for linking the document collection at Blue Blurry Lines. I hadn't heard from Colby since 2013, so it was good to get an update with his current perspective.
Your 1983 3-part series on the Cash-Landrum case was outstanding, and I consider it essential reading for anyone studying the events and the investigation.
My heart aches when looking at the photo of young Colby. No child, of any age, should have such anger, or grief, or sadness, or resolute armor, upwelling in his or her expressions.
Simply put, yet another life damaged or ruined by The Great Taboo.
Collateral damage is PEOPLE.
Great read and terrible legacy to endure for Colby and his family.
“The military, in my experience, does not lie.”.....
If anyone deserves an answer to a specific question then Mr Landrum does.
Like you say, the timing in relation to the series of Rendlesham incidents is highly coincidental, especially when one considers the 'strangeness' of the Texas incident. Assuming the object was emitting radiation (a nuclear rocket?) it seems that all those Chinooks, plus anyone in its path would be put in harm's way.
I hadn't checked recently, but just found the FOIA'd 'AATIP' (AAWSAP) docs now appear on the DIA site under the AATIP heading: https://www.dia.mil/FOIA/FOIA-Electronic-Reading-Room/
Good job, Billy.
There's little doubt that the craft involved in the Cash-Landrum incident was not of extraterrestrial origin.
Colby is one tough Dude.
Excellent writing and reporting Billy. Thank you.
I continue to be amazed at the depth of your background on this subject: the right person in the right place at the right time. Thanks for the link to Blue Blurry Lines. Looks like yet another time-sucker that may be well worth the trip.