That Tony Bragalia guy!

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Tony Bragalia and I go back a relatively long time. I posted his initial UFO forays at my blogs and web-sites.

We both splurged on the Kodak slides episode – thinking the guy who started the whole thing had something.

But as the ‘plot” unfolded, Tony and I both jumped ship, me before him and he after Curt Collins and Lance Moody, among others, discovered and disclosed the actual origin of the so-called alien slide.

Tony was infuriated with me, accusing me of trying to capitalize on the slide story and then castigating the accumulating evidence against the thing.

We had a temporary falling out, but resumed our friendship rather fully shortly thereafter.

Since then, as earlier in our palship, I present Tony’s materials and postings on his own web-site because I know he does actual research for his stories – one of the few in the UFO community who does actual research.

For instance, he’s suggested that the 1964 Socorro/Zamora sighting was a college prank.

I don’t think so, but he gathered enough “evidence” to make the case. His conjecture is possible – not probable for me, but possible, and not foolish by any means.

Recently is disclosed that the U.S. government and military [the DoD] had in its possession what they said was UFO debris. His FOI information was disputed but the latest book by Luis Elizondo confirms Tony’s information and validates his (Tony’s) disclosure and information.

Tony’s presentation just a week or so ago stirred the UFO community: it was about an assistant of Albert Einstein’s who reported she and the great man were at a military base and saw/communicated with (or tried to) with an alien survivor of a UFO crash, Roswell assumed to be the incident the assistant was referring to.

For me, Roswell is so scuttled by misinformation, hoaxing, and chicanery by Roswellians and UFO enthusiasts over the years and still that the interviewed story is perhaps beyond redemption. But I think Tony’s offering of the interview for our perusal and acceptance or denial is what he has always done via his “bombshell” postings.

Now it seems that a major TV news network – not Fox – wants to do a show with Tony about the matter. The news-team not as prejudiced against the possibility of the story as many in the UFO community have been.

This goes to the point of my support of Tony Bragalia and this posting: The guy should be taken seriously and adjudicated on his research, not disparaged out of hand as many UFO enthusiasts do with conjectures or “evidence” that goes against their biases.

Let me know your views, ad don’t come forward with ignorant rejoinders; they won’t see the light of day here.

RR

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