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¥ In 1947, the United States government hide the Roswell UFO crash from the public. ¥ The government tried to hide the evidence and manipulate the facts by providing evidence that can convince the people, that this incident was nothing important. ¥ For example, the U.S.A government conducted their investigation and gave information that it was a balloon, so the story ended the next day. ¥ However, it lasted for 30 days, until it was brought up again by another person seeing a UFO. ¥ In Roswell UFO Crash, the knowledge that the farmer had, started the conspiracy and increased the relevance of the topic. ¥ This conspiracy started at 1947 and still continue to the present day. ¥ In this conspiracy, many questions were asked, like the person whom

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