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| Rocket Technology |  own, passed the information back to command and were treated as though they were idiots. Then, with so many reported sighting's, a more serious evaluation set in.
Suddenly governments on all sides of the divide began to think these incredible weapons, or should we say, high pieces of technology belonged to the other side. At the close of play, when the US, USSR and other allied forces began to capture German scientists, it must have become palpable at that point in time, these strange craft witnessed frequently by air crew did not belong to the Germans.
They must have obviously understood they didn't belong to them, so then, whom did they belong too? An obvious question you might think. But to the elite establishment around the world, it appeared it wasn't one worth asking. And that's really where the insanity takes over. Science had fighter pilot reports of alledged extraterrestrial craft performing outstanding feats of nature. They defied the imagination with agility and acrobatics never before seen on planet earth. Yet our scientists believed it more productive to move forwards with rocket technology, knowing full well they could not defy thelaws of physics. To understand this better, you might like to picture it like this. A scientist sees before him a solid brick wall, and at its base is a ladder. The scientist knows by simply running at the brick wall he will never penetrate it. But he has to get around it. What should he do, continue running at that immovable object, or use the ladder to scale it? Most people, with an once of logic would simply advise him to use the ladder.
But not on that occasion after the second world war. When science viewed space, they knew from Sir Issac Newton, and Albert Einstein man's dreams were flawed. Yet there was possibly one observation mankind could have made, that would have forwarded his ambitions to a new dimension: Those Foo-fighters pilots had seen. Mankind possessed the keys to the universe at that point, but decided not to use them. It will probably always be the greatest unresolved question humanity will ever face. We can progress through universal theory, and eventually find the answers we so desperately seek. But Why an individual makes a decision will
always be a hidden secret of the individual. We can have no insight into their thinking at that given moment in our own history. But what we can say is, they held us back. Maybe that was the idea then, and still is today. Maybe we are not supposed to understand the universe and its most intricate secrets. I don't know, I have no insight to individual's minds, or government secrets. But I am sure you would agree, it seems strange. Science sees an event, yet pursues an alternative event, knowing unequivocally he can never obtain it. Strange. So how do we gut things right?
Well firstly we have to understand where we went wrong. It's a time consuming process, but one that needs to be undertaken nonetheless. We can search our own historyj and seek out that definitive point, and conclude it was as WW2 closed. One chapter in our history ended, and another should have logically opened.
Unfortunately for us, it didn't. We allowed science to motivate its way into our hearts with false iconology, and perhaps more importantly, allowed it to waste our money frivolously on puerile rocket technology with no possible conclusion. We were blinded with science and treated like chiidren incapable of understanding complex analogies. And so for us, we must deduce what actually occurred at the close of WW2 and not be afraid to explore more lateral theories.
If we imagine ourselves back in say 1946, the war is over. We have captured them German scientists, and their evil bloody rockets. We also have a large pile of statements from fighter pilots talking of strange, unidentified flying objects observing events. That must have been a question put to our scientists? The American and British intelligent services, the Americans mainly as they spirited these scientists back to the states, must have asked: "What are these damned aircraft our pilots keep seeing?" At that point those German scientists would deny all knowledge of them. They would have probably answered: "Ve thought sey vere yours!" And although we would not expect US military intelligence to believe them straight away, there must have come a point when they did. If at that point they deduced they were not
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