#28

... knew no Hungarians, and our confirmed vocabulary so far included only ferfi, nöi and Amerikai . The more we were exposed to Hungarian the more we realized what a truly secure coding system it would make for those Hungarian-American UFO engineers [DR#28]. Our French and embryonic German did not help us much, since most of the words had different roots. Our arrival was like a dream in which we open a familiar-looking book and try to read, but no matter how we squint the page makes no sense. In pract ...

Issue #29. August 18, 1995 In this issue... Fun With Folklore Campbell Confesses to Government Involvement Executive Correspondence? Pursuing the Hologram Our Readers Respond Intel Bitties Fun With Folklore Exploring The Hungarian Connection In DR#28, we reported the matter-of-fact claim of our ex-government source "Jarod 2" that the aliens he knows speak a "higher form of Hungarian." J-2 has no explanation for why extraterrestrials would speak such an obscure earth tongue; he can only report th ...

Issue #28. July 28, 1995 In this issue... Reality Defined The Hungarian Connection More Details from Jarod Appeal Brief Filed Cammo Dude Manual Now On-Line Intel Bitties Reality Defined These are confusing times at the Research Center. All around us people ar ...

... pened to work at the same time at the Nevada Test Site for a brief period in the 1970s, when the son was an X-ray technician and Jarod worked on the NERVA nuclear rocket program ("Nuclear Engine for Rocket Vehicle Application"). [See correction in DR#28] Jarod has shown us a photo of himself in a clean-room suit with two other technicians standing in front of the NERVA rocket assembly. (In photo at right, reproduced at 50%, Jarod is in the middle. For distribution here, Jarod has blacked out his ow ...

... ges (source code) of software and NO additional hardware. Anybody who thinks your FNE cannot turn out 10 or 12 pages of working source code has not been paying attention for the past three years. See, for instance, the five pages at the end of issue #28 which is a VERY primitive 'DOS'! It is true that Digital Acoustics has more desirable things to do than it has hands to do them, but that condition prevails generally in this industry. Remember, even the no-longer-mythical case arrived event ...