See here for
essential background: http://hpanwo-voice.blogspot.com/2019/07/more-anti-larry-warren-gossip.html.
There have been some major developments since I posted the background
article above. One of the two interviews Kevin Randle refers to has been
published. This is a tape recording of a conversation in 1995 between Larry
Warren, Peter Robbins and Kevin Randle. Outer Limits Magazine have published a digitized
version of the recording on their YouTube channel, see: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F0EY5YgEaJI.
Larry and Kevin do most of the talking and Larry describes his UFO experience.
He also shows Kevin some of his documentary evidence. Kevin asks Larry many
questions, about his US Air Force service and discharge; and about the timeline
of events. I have listened to all forty-seven minutes of the tape and personally
I can't find anything in its content that is incriminating. In fact it contains
very little information that I have not come across before. This may be a newly
published audio record, but it includes no major original information. Kevin
makes a big deal about how Larry only had direct contact with the UFO on one
night during the flap. However, this is what Larry reports in Left At East Gate. Why is this news? Not
just any news but some kind of earth-shattering scoop that will prove Larry's duplicity
once and for all!? There is also something strange I've noticed about the video
on the technical side. When I started watching the video last night it had nine
thumbs up and seven thumbs down; I added an eighth. When I looked at it today
it had ten up and one down; the one down was mine. Since then, about six hours
later at the time of writing, that record has not changed. YouTube users cannot
alter the like-dislike bar on their uploads. Only the person who made a
preference can remove their thumb. So, how did this happen? If a video receives
a ratio of dislikes too far in excess of likes then the video is lowered in
terms of visibility. So, does somebody in the offices of YouTube want this video
to have as high a profile as possible and is fiddling with the like-dislike bar
to boost it up? The implications of that are astounding and very sinister. Outer
Limits claim to be strictly impartial when it comes to the Larry Warren
controversy; and indeed the editor, Chris Evers, even offered Larry the chance
to put his own side of the story across in the magazine, see: https://hpanwo-voice.blogspot.com/2017/01/is-larry-warren-fraud-part-5.html.
However I found myself doubting those professed sentiments when I was banned from
their 2017 conference, see here for details: https://hpanwo-voice.blogspot.com/2017/03/the-larry-warren-controversy-part-10.html
and: https://hpanwo-voice.blogspot.com/2017/04/im-banned-from-conference.html.
Those doubts are now redoubled when I look at the cover of the latest issue and
see that it says: "Including a
special report and link on the Larry Warren fraud!" That doesn't sound
like the words of a neutral arbiter to me. (The cover was changed later to
remove that text, but luckily I have screen-grabs of the original.) Despite
this original blurb, Evers has written: "...we examine statements from Larry Warren re: his involvement in the
RFI, and the fact that Kevin Randle recently presented documentation suggesting
Warren had admitted he wasn't involved, needless to say Warren denied this and
demanded that Kevin Randle prove this statement with evidence. Kevin Randle
kindly supplied a copy of a recorded conversation with Col. Charles Halt, Peter
Robbins and Larry Warren and others. Make of this what you will..." Source:
https://www.facebook.com/spuras/posts/10220386157750472.
Obviously there is no way to know what conversations are going on in the
offices of Google, but I strongly suspect that some operation is underway that
certain individuals in UFOlogy know about and are not telling the public. When
we combine this with the bizarre irregular editing of the like-dislike bar on
Randle's tape recording, it is likely there are covert forces involved in this
case, and that's never something I assert lightly... Cue the article by Nick
Pope!
See here for
background: http://hpanwo-voice.blogspot.com/2016/12/is-larry-warren-fraud.html.
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