Larry Warren in Bentwaters

[Apocalypto]

I had never seen these videos of Larry Warren. They're pretty interesting. It starts with an interview, then in the 4th video you see Warren poking around inside Bentwaters. A worthy watch.

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[AlexAnderson]

I finished reading 'Left at the East Gate' only a few months ago and I thought it was a fascinating read, very well written. However this is the first time I have seen footage/interview with Larry Warren.

The interview footage has slightly changed my perception of Larry compared to how I perceived him after reading the book (which is often the case). I was not sold by the subtle delay in responses to some of the questions, as if a quick mental review was taking place on what to say. But he could have been simply nervous and uncomfortable by some of the questions.

The bentwaters footage was interesting.

Unfortunately I missed my oppertinity to see Lary Warren and Peter Robbins at the 'Beyond Knowledge 2009' conference in Liverpool last weekend. I would have been interested to hear him speak and it may have changed my current impression.

 

[Kuzza]

Another great book on the Rendlesham Forest incident is Georgina Bruni's book "You Can't Tell The People"

 

[Astroboy]

I'm gonna call bullshit on this guy.

While he may have encountered UFOs, his tour of the facilities tells me that he is exaggerating his knowledge of the base.

During the tour he doesn't give any information that a stranger couldn't have guessed at or made up. There is no special insight that would have proven him to have extensive knowledge of the base.

I point to the part where he is talking about the storage facilities. He says that the storage bunkers have hydraulic ramps that lead to a lower level that is massive. But he doesn't provide any detailed information of the layout or the operations underground or exactly how deep it is. He just doesn't sound like he's ever been in the underground facility. The area he identifies as the ramps to the lowers areas does not look at all like it's been poured over with concrete. The color of the concreted over ramp matches the surrounding concrete. Anyone who has tried to patch areas of concrete knows that you can never get the exact color match even if you use the same concrete mix because of aging and weathering. The seams that he is pointing out look like a natural joint with uneven cracking. But the dead give away is the painted stripe on the concrete. Why would someone paint over the filled in concrete ramp if the purpose of the concrete were to simply seal it up? The strips of filled concrete around the edges do not look continuous. You can see this toward the end of the tour of the storage bunker.

Also I doubt that these storage facilities would be linked with an underground network. While I do not know the specifics of how nuclear storage facilities are designed or laid out I don't think you'd want to connect them in any way that if a bunker buster bomber were to hit the lower storage area that it could trigger a cascade of destruction of ALL the storage bunkers with nukes in them. I may be wrong but it seems like a stupid way to store nuclear weapons. I would think that they would all be compartmentalized in such a way that only one or two could be destroyed at a time. Putting them in separated bunkers with adequate spacing and angled slopes to deflect explosive forces just like what we see in the video would be sufficient. Anyone out there familiar with nuclear storage design?

Nothing he says about the base is revealing or helps his case regarding the sighting of the UFOs.

I just thing this guy wants to sell books. Sneaking through an abandoned military base and bullshitting about it doesn't help his cause.

 

[dusty]

Thanks for posting all that Apocalypto,

I too had never seen those videos and I must say I didn't pick up on the things Astroboy pointed out, but I did feel that when Larry was being quizzed in the earlier clips his body language (lots of face touching) and hesitancy made me a little uneasy.
I'm no expert, just an observation.
Having said that I guess he could have been uneasy about what info he could divulge
safely.

In case your interested here is some stuff relating to what Larry alluded to re the 1956 incident at Lakenheath,
http://www.ufoevidence.org/documents/doc629.htm

Also and perhaps more worryingly here's another link that might explain Larry's
shall we say apparent cageyness,
http://www.geocities.com/maureenjim/missing_1.htm

Mark

 

[Kieran]

To me the first video, is interesting.
The British released certain files of the encounters not the Americans.

The American Goverment, don't look at ufos anymore, case closed.

Since we are led to believe this was an American Nato base on British soil. The evidence is my view, points to a further withholding of information regarding encounters of ufos.

It not logical, this would not have been looked at further up the chain of command somewhere by someone connected with the military in America.

Larry, personal came from Germany to look at the nukes to see if they were ok after the ufo encounter.

If true, this can only occur by command from someone outside the base. This is another piece of information. Which shows someone else outside the frame work of the base, had detailed knowledge of something happening to the nukes.

During the Cold War. Nato probably had nukes in the uk. Why, have an American base like this in the UK, unless it was for for defense purposes.

They, the English would only have a base like this on their soil. If their was a common threat. Which they believed Russia was at the time. We have to remember the time. Many parts of Eastern Europe and Eastern Germany were under occupation.So Nukes, which were American made, being at the base does not surprise me at all.

To me, The whole Grey being phenomen. I find alot of it to be based on popular culture. I don't know if they exist or not. This type of being seems to be everywhere.

To me, the being, Larrys describes, is very like the Dorothy izzat descriptions. To me i think, that lady is highly credible as a witness.

A pity about the the people around her. I am interested to here descriptions of a different beings other than Greys. I not saying they don't exist. There is too much evidence that they do. But, hearing something which is entirely different to the typical Grey beings is intrigueing.

I have only watched the first video so far. So i comment later, if i see anything later in the other videos.

 

[Siani]

I've just read an interesting article by Jenny Randles about Rendlesham. She takes a rather dim view of Warren's account, but bear in mind there has been a bit of a long-standing feud between them. I've never known what to make of Warren's account, but I do feel something happened to him, and that he has paid a high price for whatever that something was.

 

[Drew UK]

http://www.theunexplained.tv/listen.html#023

Like to keep a good distance from the rendlesham forest case - too close to festive seasons which arouse my suspiscion, added some suspect remarks made by Larry Warren - doesn't make it more convincing.