GFP Note: On July 7, 1947, a spaceship piloted by Greys crashed at a ranch near Roswell, New Mexico. Bodies and wreckage were recovered by the U.S. army. At least one survivor was probably recovered as well.
Governments around the planet had been working with The Illuminati and The Greys for a long time by 1947, so "those in the know" did not learn anything new when this ship crashed. Roswell is an important incident because the soldiers who discovered the crashed ship were not "in the know" and spilled the beans, so to speak. For the first time that we know of, evidence of a big secret had been revealed to the public. And ever since, The Cabal has been trying to put the Roswell cat back into the bag.
Reminder: The Illuminati left the planet in the 1990s and turned back to The Light. They are now helping us with our mission. The Cabal/minions/Greys have no real power anymore. The minions are surrendering and the Greys are dissolving.
Love won! Keep shining your Light!
For more information on this year's Roswell UFO Festival, visit http://www.ufofestivalroswell.com/.
SantaFeNewMexican.com - Updated 6/28/13, Roger Snodgrass
A visitor takes a picture of an alien on a gurney at the International UFO Museum and Research Center in Roswell. The upcoming Roswell UFO Festival, July 5-7 this year, celebrates the 66th anniversary of a legendary flying saucer crash about 100 miles northwest of Roswell on a ranch near Corona. Jake Schoellkopf/The Associated Press, 2007
The upcoming Roswell UFO Festival, July 5-7 this year, celebrates the 66th anniversary of a legendary flying saucer crash about 100 miles northwest of Roswell on a ranch near Corona.
Asked to pick a high point of the program this year, Mark Briscoe, executive director of the International UFO Museum said all 20 speakers were major researchers. “We’re really excited about Jesse Marcel Jr.,” he added. According to Marcel’s book, The Roswell Legacy, published in 2008, his father Jesse Marcel Sr. was the first military officer at the scene of the crash and in the middle of the original controversy. “From my understanding, Jesse Jr. got to see the debris and hold it,” said Briscoe. “This is the last time he is going to speak.”
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