Peter Robbins x Kevin Randle x Mike Rogers - Were bodies recovered from the Roswell Crash? The Phoenix lights Legit? Whackos at conferences

Episode 181: From Roswell To Present Time 

In this special episode of End of Days "The Michael Decon Program",  A roundtable discussion with Peter Robbins, Mike Rogers & Kevin Randle ensued.   

Kevin Randle, Mike Rogers & Peter Robbins discussed cases from past to present. Everyone knows about the Roswell crash in New Mexico. Why would our own government say a flying saucer crashed, only to backtrack and say it was a weather balloon? Why would our own military issue a press release for? After the crash, a sudden breakthrough in technology soon followed after. 

The guys also discussed, invading area 51. Everyone was in agreement at how insane such an idea was, however we will all be watching when and if it goes down.  At one point Bernie Sanders & Guns come into the picture.

Kevin Randle has, for more than forty-five years, studied the UFO phenomena in all its various incarnations. His training by the Army and the Air Force provides Randle with a keen insight into the operations and protocols of the military, their investigations into UFOs, and into a phenomenon that has puzzled people for more than a century.

During his investigations, Randle has traveled the United States to interview hundreds of witnesses who were involved in everything from the Roswell, New Mexico crash of 1947, to the repeated radar sightings of UFOs over Washington, D.C. in 1952, to the latest of the abduction cases.

 Peter Robbins is one of the most respected investigative writers and public speakers on the subject of UFOs. He has more than thirty years of experience as a researcher, investigator, writer, lecturer, activist, and author. A regular guest on radio shows around the country, he has appeared on or been a consultant to numerous television shows and documentaries. He is also co-author of the British best-seller, Left at East Gate: A First-Hand Account of the Rendlesham Forest UFO Incident, Its Cover-Up, and Investigation.

One of the best-known UFO abduction stories is that of Travis Walton. He claims that on Nov. 5, 1975, as he and six others were returning from a day’s work cutting logs in Arizona’s Sitgreaves National Forest, he was zapped by a beam of light from the UFO, and taken aboard the craft for five days. His story won $5,000 as the Best UFO Case for 1975 from the National Enquirer, has been the subject of several books, as well as the Hollywood movie Fire in the Sky (1993).