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RTE. You've entered by RTE. You've entered the Paracast with your host, Gene Steinberg and David Beedding.

You know when Bill Burns of UFO Magazine joins us on the Paracast, you never know what he's going to say.

So we've asked him to join us to talk about the aftermath of the book, The Day after Roswell, once again, to answer the critics

as we approach the 60th anniversary of the Roswell UFO incident. Coming up on the powercast.

I have a feeling we're not in Kansas anymore. As we progress in discussing this particular case,

we've asked a number of our guests about

Colonel Corso and about what he wrote about the book the day after Roswell that you co-wrote

with him.

And the impression I get is that a lot of these people and people like Kevin Randall and

others do not believe anything that Corso said.

They think that he fakeaked the whole thing.

So now that you're confronted with this particular situation, certainly we don't have

Lieutenant Colonel or Colonel Corso here to defend himself. What do you have to say on the subject?

Well, the fact is he didn't fake it. For all the people who are criticizing that it never happened,

go to Arthur Trudeau's

own memoirs. They are there in Carlisle, Pennsylvania. They're available to anybody. And although Trudeau

doesn't talk about UFOs and alien artifacts and Roswell, what he does talk about is some mind-boggling

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