Having seen debris and being in Iraq.
Sounds like you assumed he HAD to have seen the debris IN ROSWELL
IN 1947.
Lots of other options are possible.
Ping for your commentary Jesseam;
“Having seen debris and being in Iraq. Sounds like you assumed he HAD to have seen the debris IN ROSWELL IN 1947.
Lots of other options are possible.”
Well he he might have seen “debris” at the Roswell, NM “Believe It Or Not!” museum, but that wouldn’t meet my definition of “first hand” evidence. Unless he was out there in the desert at the crash site before the military arrived, or else part of the military team collecting the debris, his testimony doesn’t rise to the level of evidence.
Assuming he was a 5 year old boy in 1947, he’d be flying a Blackhawk chopper in Iraq in his 60’s — conceivable, but rather unlikely. I’m willing to believe almost anything if it is properly documented — you might even convince me that Barry Obama is a US citizen! My medical student daughter razzes me because I’m willing to credit double-blinded placebo-controlled studies that show that homeopathy possibly works. When I see real evidence I will respect it, but so far the only thing the UFO enthusiasts have established is there really are some strange and so far unexplained phenomena out there. My guess is that Roswell 1947 isn’t one of them. It’s always possible that I am mistaken.