Pescara

Maybe for year two there can be more grandstands, more hospitality units, more just things all around it that just makes it look a bit, bit busier and better.

One thing I do quite like is it's got a touch to, to mention another classic, uh, road course, a bit of the Pescara in it because-

I've not been

... there's a Shell petrol station.

And of course, as everybody knows, in 1957, the Pescara Grand Prix, Jack Brabham got some fuel from a petrol station 'cause he ran out.

So there we go.

It wasn't open.

During the last six months of the year 1423, Braccio had been engaged in the siege of the great city of Aquila.

Sforza was determined to drive him from his enterprise, and with this end attempted to pass the river Pescara so as to take him in the rear.

It was Monday, January 3rd, 1424, a day marked as unlucky by the astrologers.

The passage by the usual ford was disputed by soldiers of Braccio, and Muzzo Sforza was compelled to cross by the very mouth of the river.

The French army existed no longer.

A few scattered and demoralized bands of troops re-entered France, more or less protected from insult by the Swiss.

Lodi, Pescara, and Novara fell.

Pope Clement was by no means unfeignedly pleased with this result.

And in the early 2000s, it was declared Europe's largest toxic illegal plant.

dumping ground and so unfortunately the waters of the Torino end at this disaster and where then the pollution goes on into the eternal Pescara river which is one of Europe's cleanest rivers it is said to be the cleanest least polluted river in Europe ends at one of Europe's worst so it's really sad but this is a sort of story of Italy in many ways

So everyone, Ed's book goes through a series of chapters and it's really like the elements, the chapters of the elements.

And so I guess one of my favourite ones, because I do love a volcano, is around fire.

So my boss, Maurizio Baiata, asked him to come to Italy to speak.

And he spoke in Pescara in Italy and talked about his role in back engineering.

It was clear.

that he saw alien bodies.

Definitely there was reverse engineering attempts and Corso described that in his book.

But as you say, I mean, the current crop of UFO researchers and mainstream media that are exploring this issue seem to only go back to 2004, the Tic Tac sightings and people that are involved in the military that have knowledge of the tic-tac sightings that they mentioned but colonel corso who was active in the 90s and worked for research and development for the u.s army and was part of the army intelligence uh he is totally ignored now another major ufo figure that you got to work with uh was uh command sergeant major robert dean and he had a really remarkable story as well so yeah what why don't you share what you know of uh robert dean and how you met him

Well, actually we invited Robert Dean to Pescara too.

We invited to Pescara to that conference, Carlos Diaz, Robert Dean, Bill Hamilton, who was one of the greatest researchers with Leonard Stringfield And we invited Wendell Stevens.

Games? I think so, yeah.

With the national team of Spain under-20, we played Italy in Pescara, Mediterranean Games.

We played against Mateo Darmian.

Mateo Darmian was in that team and he remembered that final because Italy was under-20 final and it was like 20,000 people, which is... quite busy, the stadium.

I remember they had a lot of expectations in that final because it was in Italy, it was in Pescara and they were facing Spain and we scored in the last minute I think of the extra time and we beat Italy.

I think that was my first final as a player i

think you had guys like jordi alba in that team i think we had

Yeah, which was one of several big developments around solidifying the EU at the time.

So he's then in prison in Pescara.

You been there?

Pescara's gorgeous, and there's really good s- fresh seafood.

[laughs]

On the Adriatic Coast.