As you know, near the American city of Roswell in July 1947, an alien "flying saucer" crashed. Every person on Earth who is in the slightest degree interested in ufology knows this, since this event was widely covered by the United States media in the first days after that grandiose tragedy.
And suddenly … the breathtaking information about the crashed UFO stopped, and the public was presented with a scientific refutation of the "phony sensation" according to which a silvery weather balloon just fell into the desert - and no "flying saucer".
However, this did not in any way convince the supporters of the conspiracy theory, who believed that the military took the injured UFO to a secret base, the so-called "Area 51", and simply distorted the information about this interplanetary-scale incident.
Much water has flown under the bridge since then. In terms of lifting the veil of that secret, the investigation of the nineties of the last century deserves attention, which confirmed that the trick with the weather balloon took place. However, the leadership of the United States Air Force, even then, recognizing this trick, did not go further in declassifying the Roswell incident, "reassuring" the public with the assertion that there was simply a secret project to develop ultra-modern aircraft and that that accident was somehow connected with this program, but in no way not with a UFO.
As US Congressman Steve Schiff wrote at the time, on whose initiative the investigation began, we achieved at least the recognition of the military that it was not a probe, however, in this case, much remains unclear, since some of the documents related to the 1947 incident simply disappeared most likely destroyed …
But ufologist David Radiak believes that there is irrefutable proof that a "flying saucer" crashed in the desert near the city of Roswell in 1947, and this proof, he says, lies on the surface and is available to everyone. The fact is that the press then printed a photograph (see photo below), in which General Roger Raimi, immediately after the UFO disaster, being at the US Air Force Fort Worth, examines scraps of that "fake weather balloon", but in his hand very interesting note.
With the help of modern computer technology, David Radiak read about 80 percent of the text of that secret note, and on the basis of this he claims that it speaks of the crashed ship in the form of a disk and the strange victims of that disaster. The famous ufologist even made a proposal to everyone who is ready to try to completely decipher this mysterious note in the hands of the general, to do it for a reward of ten thousand dollars …
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