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General McCasland's disappearance, what do you
make of it?
Well, it's suspect, of course. I know a lot
of folks are pointing at the UFO things because,
um, him being at Wright-Patterson over some
top secret stuff is involved in some of the
nuclear stuff too. I know his wife said he didn't
have anything to do with any UFO research, but
generally those folks don't talk about it when
they do that. They're at a pretty high level
of security. And I was even told a few weeks
back that the president was on a need-to-know
basis, so I think that'll alarm a lot of people,
but I just hope they find him. I don't know,
he left, he, um, took his .38 with a holster
in it, and, um, I think his wallet. It just
seems to me very odd that what was going on.
Uh, he also, um, I believe they found a US Air
Force shirt out near the house. I'm not sure,
I heard conflicting reports that it was his
or it wasn't his, but you know, when you're
trying to disappear, you're gonna change your
appearance, you're gonna take off what you got
and put something else on, so nobody really
knows. So do you, so what you're saying is either
maybe he was taken or that he went of his own
volition and just wanted to get off the grid?
Possibly, possibly. Um, I've talked to a lot
of those folks that are a little bit afraid
of, um, you know, being whistleblowers and things
like that. Not that he was a whistleblower,
but he was involved with the, I believe with
the fella from Blink-182, the rock band that
spent a lot, he spent a lot of time researching
the UFO UAP issue with a lot of the folks that
I know. So, uh, and it's all suspect, and the
fact the FBI got involved with it too is, is
something I think that bears mentioning. There's
obviously some seriousness there. They think
he's, um, there's some sort of federal tie-in
there. Is there anything that you in your capacity
as a congressman can do regarding this?
I mean, we can push for disclosure. We've been
pushing for it, but as of yet, the federal government
does not trust the American people with, with
what they have.
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