Strange Craft (Clear UFO Photos? Updates at Post #307, #489, #502, #601 & #712-Chad to speak!)

Coast to Coast AM ^ | 5/6/07 | Chad

[null and void]

For everyone who complains that all UFO photos are blurry...

Last month (April 2007), my wife and I were on a walk when we noticed a very large, very strange "craft" in the sky. My wife took a picture with her cell phone camera (first photo below). A few days later a friend (and neighbor) lent me his camera and came with me to take photos of this "craft". We found it and took a number of very clear photos. Picture #4 is taken from right below this thing and I must give my friend credit as I was not brave enough to get close enough to take this picture myself!

The craft is almost completely silent and moves very smoothly. It usually moves slowly until it decides to take off. Then it moves VERY quickly and is out of sight in the blink of an eye. MORE THAN ANYTHING I simply want to understand what this is and why it is here?

We found your show with Google and I have listened for a few nights now. I have decided that if anyone can help me understand what this thing is, it is you and your audience. I must admit I am deeply unsettled by this thing. I have never seen anything like this in my life... Location: I would prefer not to say for now.

--Chad

Oh, I'm not Chad...

[Quix]

I think the guy’s own website is the best one to read his stuff at:

http://isaaccaret.fortunecity.com/

[GOPJ]

So, it only flies along hi-ways? Hmmmmm....

[aruanan]

Just saw this at C2C

Well, at least it's well-written, cogent, and correctly spelled.

[aruanan]

The writing on the device in figure 4.2 appears to be the same script as that appearing on the objects at the head of this thread. The question is why would CARET researchers (or those inheriting their research), in upscaling such a device, write in a similar script? As a joke? Or is it saying something like, “Hey, look what we did with this alien technology! Kewl!””

[Quix]

Actually, Trekies have developed Klingon into a viable language.

I think there are conventions where it’s spoken; weddings done in it etc.

[aruanan]

We can know that the visitors are real and that they have been in contact with elements of our society for some time, without being confused or deranged by this knowledge.

Who weren't being confused or deranged, the visitors or the "elements of our society"?

[oneamericanvoice]

I’m with you. It certainly looks nernied to me. I’ve never heard the phrase “greeblie” before and I know someone who was a model maker. Don’t you just love the whisk?

[Wheee The People]

Actually, Trekies have developed Klingon into a viable language.

That I know...what I don't know is where the so called spaceship/flyingsaucer got it from.

[Quix]

A-G, bb, .30 . . .

Following is a description by alias “Isaac” about the “language” on the drones. I find the description . . . somehow . . . triggering thoughts of GOD SPOKE THE WORLD INTO EXISTENCE . . . etc.

That God’s Word does not return void, is somehow operative in and of Itself, so to speak.

I’m not at all alleging that what’s described below is somehow the sort of thing involved with God’s Word being Itself operative—at least not in degree, purity, whatever. God is still far above all else including such technologies. But somehow, it reminds me of that. Not sure therefore what. But it’s interesting.

I like the idea that God’s Words are operative, powerful . . . and they don’t need any special material to be written on, in the presence of any special field. They are operative over the whole of all the Created Universe. Interesting concepts.

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But their technology is different. It really did operate like the magical piece of paper sitting on a table, in a manner of speaking. They had something akin to a language, that could quite literally execute itself, at least in the presence of a very specific type of field. The language, a term I am still using very loosely, is a system of symbols (which does admittedly very much resemble a written language) along with geometric forms and patterns that fit together to form diagrams that are themselves functional.

Once they are drawn, so to speak, on a suitable surface made of a suitable material and in the presence of a certain type of field, they immediately begin performing the desired tasks. It really did seem like magic to us, even after we began to understand the principles behind it.

[oneamericanvoice]

They were thorough when Piltdown Man was presented and we know what happened with that.

[Quix]

Well, the field has plenty of variety from the gitgo.

[Quix]

I do NOT want to get started off on THAT! LOL.

[Quix]

IIRC,

The writing turned out to not be Japanese or Klingon.

But with some SIMILAR LOOKING bits here and there.

[Quix]

Read his letter on his website.

I think the answer is there.

The characters, designs, supposedly operate—are functional—make things happen—are active in and of themselves when placed/drawn on a suitable substance and in the presence of a suitable ‘field.’

. . . something like a computer program though with a sequence of code on a sheet of paper—it does nothing—until loaded in hardware etc.

Their designs, words, etc. in this case are different—when drawn/written on a suitable substance, in a suitable field, the characters themselves make things happen . . . according to him.

Plausible, I suppose.

Interesting, in any case.

[Quix]

BTW, having read his whole letter . . .

I’d put 60% or more chance on it being authentic. Probably 80%.

Just doesn’t come across as a polished hoax sort of thing.

[aruanan]

I just read the letter on his site.

[Quix]

And your thoughts and impressions now are?

[LibertyRocks]

I briefly looked over Isaac’s site and info (to be read in depth later). I also did a few quick Google searches on PACL, and C.A.R.E.T. + Propulsion (That second word just came to mind in reference to these types of ‘vehicles’). There is a lot of reference to what is called a CARET WaveRider, and a lot of interesting links dealing with NASA, Lockheed and the like. Nothing that matched Isaac’s exact descriptions, but all have to do with supersonic/hypersonic propulsion and the like. It would take a while to look through the stuff obviously and I’ve got a headache right now... LOL

Anyway, it’s all very interesting. Regarding the writing — my eldest daughter is an anime fan and she showed me a Katakana chart where some of the letters/symbols do match, but most do not. And, considering that it is used in Japan to phonetically spell foreign words, it’s kind of strange (IMHO) that the symbols would be used at all on some kind of product. (THEORY: Perhaps ancient peoples had contact with these ‘aliens’ and hence developed writing similar to theirs or vice versa??? LOL).

I also showed the pictures of the parts Isaac has on his site to my husband who is a machinist, and he stated at least the little parts (the arced pieces) looked like bushings or couplings — at least that’s what it reminded him of... Although he states it could be something completely different! (0;

Anyway, it’s very interesting and might be fun to look into deeper. If I come across anything more interesting in relation to my google searches I’ll post the links.

[editor-surveyor]

Hmmmmmmmmmm

[aruanan]

And your thoughts and impressions now are?

Well, aside from misspelling "briefly" and "albeit", it was well-written. Its matter-of-fact tone, the details about how, with increasing levels of trust, he was able to circumvent security to smuggle out documents, and the reference to his childhood friend's sense of derangement of reality and rearrangement into something irrevocably different by the announcement of his parents' divorce all served to suspend disbelief. I wonder, though, given the extraordinarily high levels of security initially described, how there was any part of the facility, even the toilets, that was not under 24 hour surveillance.