Dyatlov Pass Paranormal Incident

"Look THE DYATLOV Dated Je ne sais quoi Landscape EPIn 1959, in the Ural mountains, Russia, nine hikers were found departed in what can exclusively be described as transitory under very derisive state of affairs. This is one of the most traumatic enigmatic incidents regularly reported. You may storage noticed how this wasn't titled as a UFO chance unite, that's like no one deceptively knows for sure whether what happened had suchlike to do among UFOs or aliens. Nevertheless, investigators storage worn-down a inane to express how at all of the dead local organs possibly will be beaten weak spot their being any slight injury's. Precise of the dead were assumption to storage died from hypothermia as acquaint with was no other explanation to how else they possibly will storage died. Complementary dead were departed among injury's such as fractured skulls, beaten chests, one was puzzled a dialect, and at all were rightly radiated. For example in the world possibly will be adept of causing such dreadful deaths. Orangey spheres in the sky storage been reported in the area for tons time and at all society won't go to Dyatlov Dated, nicknamed Bulk of the departed. Story's of what the orange spheres are scope from Russian Intercontinental Armaments to real UFOs and aliens that are not friendly or at best moody. Locals storage theoretical that they storage seen the orange spheres tons become old and storage managed to go about their term paper lives weak spot colossal incident. Bestow were reports from witnesses that seen orange spheres in the sight everyplace the nine hikers were camping on the night the unfamiliar incident took explode.Precise society are yes that this is the work of either UFOs and aliens, and at rest the illusion Yeti or BigFoot. At the same time as others say acquaint with is a far away better-quality normal explanation. One theory is: An landslide fell which complete the share trudge to vacation spot their tents in such a fluster that quite hence use the beginning they cut frank the marquee from the pinpoint to escape in a draft. The unfamiliar local injury's were the total of the tumbling landslide. Hypothermia complete the dead not killed in the landslide take captive off their attire (WHICH CAN BE A SYMPTOM OF HYPOTHERMIA) and they died as a total. The puzzled dialect from one of the dead was eaten by at all type of violent..It sounds for instance a very self-sacrificing explanation. And who's to say that this isn't what happened.Nevertheless, how do the de-bunkers express the orange spheres seen the exceptionally night in the area everyplace the incident took explode. For example about the perfectly high levels of radiation found on at all of the dead body's and clothing. Is it viable that the dead suffered the side gear from being in the theme of everyplace a Russian Intercontinental Nuclear warhead was being experienced. For example about the enigmatic local injury's among no slight vandalize, are these widespread injury's caused by an landslide..And if this was a frivolous case of an landslide thump they why was acquaint with such a big cover up by Russian officials, and why was answer evidence "LOST". This evidence reportedly included an mantle found present-day at all of the body's. This mantle went "PUZZLED" and has never been seen once again as. This case association an unsolved mystery. Look THE EP and fundraiser your own conclusions.

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Two Presidents Reagan And Carter Reported Sightings Of Ufos

POLITICIANS PRIORITIES

By Dennis Balthaser

www.truthseekeratroswell.com

5-1-13

I really do not enjoy writing or talking about political concerns I have, but am becoming more concerned that the only objective our leaders in Washington have are interests that benefit themselves. I won't lay blame on any individual party either, as I feel they all fall into the same trap once they get to Washington.

Over the past 65 years much has been written and reported in reference to the UFO situation world wide, while our leaders have for the most part ignored it, or have shown no interest in looking in to it, so the public might at least know truthfully what all these reports are about.

Nearly every President since Truman has indicated they would investigate the reports and have not succeeded in doing so. I think I do understand that since the President is a "temporary employee", serving a maximum of 8 years as President, he most likely doesn't have the security clearance, or "need to know" to follow through on his desire to obtain the information. In my opinion the President can't be trusted with such information. Nearly all have tried while in office to no avail, which I'll explain later.

Many of those that are in Congress are active on various committees that could easily look into the UFO situation, but have not done so to any satisfactory degree. Excuses for not doing so are evident in some of the reports I have read. This is not a matter of serving only their constituents they represent from each state, but a national concern that should be looked at by many or all of those that are elected to serve the people they represent. The Constitution states plainly in it's opening statement, "We the People", and for me that's been lost by those we elect to represent us in Washington.

When legislation needs to be passed prior to being read by those voting on it, as Nancy Pelosi recently alluded to regarding passage of the "Obama Care bill," we have a major problem with those we elected to represent us. I suppose I shouldn't expect them to take UFO reports under consideration, based on their current records, of not being able to agree on any legislation that currently affects all of us.

Two Presidents, Reagan and Carter reported sightings of UFOs prior to becoming presidents, while governors of their states in California and Georgia. Reagan even addressed the UFO topic at the United Nations in a speech given there in 1987 while President. President Clinton had an interest in UFOs and asked an aide to look into the topic, who reported back to the President that he could not find any information. I've heard rumors about Eisenhower having some involvement with extraterrestrials, but have never seen any confirmation on that. George Bush, Senior was head of the CIA prior to becoming president, and may well have been the only president with any prior knowledge of UFOs, although he has never publicly mentioned anything, that I'm aware of.

Barry Goldwater was a United States Senator from Arizona who ran for President in the 1960's and lost to Lyndon Johnson in the 1964 Presidential election. He was also a member of the Senate Intelligence committee, and promoted to Brigadier General in the Air Force Reserve. His interest in the possibility of extraterrestrial beings visiting earth has been recorded several times in interviews he did, particularly during an interview with Larry King on CNN in 1988. He had asked General Curtis LeMay about going in to the Blue Room at Hangar 18 at Wright Field in Dayton Ohio, and was told by General LeMay "to go to Hell", and "don't ever ask me that question again."

In 1995, New Mexico Congressman Steven Schiff requested an investigation into the Roswell Incident through the General Accounting Office. The report he received back after the GAO had interviewed several agencies in Washington stated that the documents related to Roswell were "missing" and destroyed without proper authority. Those were permanent records that should have never been destroyed. The GAO further stated they could not identify who destroyed the messages, or why. Those messages would have involved the 509th Bomb Group, (the only atomic bomb group in the world in 1947), who ended the war with Japan 2 years earlier. This, of course, raises the question of accountability among our leaders in Washington then and now.

Many times when I submit a Freedom of Information Request Form for military records to the National Personnel Records Center in St Louis, Missouri, I will get a response in a form letter stating those records may have been destroyed in a fire at the center July 12, 1973.

Since the Roswell Incident occurred in 1947 there have been a few congressional hearings on the subject of UFOs, with no substantial information coming forward from those hearings to resolve the question. Meetings have been held at the United Nations, again, with no results. Astronauts, law enforcement officers, airline pilots and such have brought up the subject of UFOs existing, again, with no follow up by any legislators or people in the know.

The Phoenix lights, Stephenville Texas near President Bush's ranch, the O'Hara airport incident and many others have all been reported by credible individuals, but no one follows through on these well documented occurrences. Lame, unsatisfactory excuses are sometimes given by those in authority to pacify the public, and then the incident is filed away, never to be mentioned again, such as was the case with the Condon Report, Blue Book, the Roswell Reports and several other reports made public over the years.

Many of us believe the 4 excuses given for Roswell during the past 60 some years do not satisfactorily explain what happened on the ranch near Roswell. For me that raises the question of who in our government is willing to admit that they have been lying to us for all those years? I don't see that happening, and would open the question to a lot of other things our Government and certain military leaders have been covering up, and still do today, if you watch the national news almost on a daily basis. Cover up has become a way of life and doing business by our leaders in Washington and at some local levels, and it appears that "we the people" are accepting that. At my age, the concern I have for our younger generation is that although there is information we probably don't need to know for our nation's security, lying to us about many of these cases is not what our elected officials are elected to do in representing us.

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More Ufos Reported Over Ohio

BY STEVE HAMMONS

Recent reports of UFOs spotted in Ohio's skies may remind us of past incidents over the years in that state.

For example, the 35th anniversary of the so-called "Coyne incident" over Mansfield, in central-northeastern Ohio, recently passed without much notice.

In that Oct. 18, 1973, case, four members of the Army Reserve were in their military helicopter flying from Columbus to Cleveland when a UFO flew in very close proximity to their chopper.

At one critical point, the pilot, fearing a collision, quickly positioned the chopper's controls for a quick descent. Interestingly, the chopper's altimeter showed that it was actually gaining altitude.

This is a very well-documented case and crew members actually completed a formal report for the Army Reserve.

The crew included pilot and aircraft commander Capt. Lawrence J. Coyne, a 19-year veteran of the Army Reserve. The co-pilot was Lt. Arrigo Jezzi. The others onboard were crew chief Specialist 5 Robert Yanacek and flight medic Sgt. John Healey.

The "Trumbull County incident" occurred Dec. 14, 1994, in northeastern Ohio. In that case, peace officers from multiple regional law enforcement and public safety agencies pursued a large object that intermittently emitted bright lights of various colors.

This case was made into a TV documentary segment and police radio transmissions have provided good documentation of the incident.

An earlier northeast Ohio UFO case gained public attention in the movies. It has been reported that the police chase of UFOs in the 1977 movie "Close Encounters of the Third Kind" was based on an incident on April 17, 1966, in Portage County. In this pursuit, officers from various police agencies followed a UFO into Pennsylvania.

In addition, reports of UFOs spotted over Lake Erie, on Ohio's northern border, have sparked curiosity and theories.

Ohio is also home to Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Dayton, in the southwestern area of the state. "Wright-Patt" has long been rumored to be the location where crash debris, and possibly extraterrestrial bodies, were taken after the "Roswell incident."

RECENT OHIO REPORTS

Emmy Award-winning TV producer, investigative reporter and author Linda Moulton Howe has recently been reporting on more eastern Ohio incidents on her Web site Earthfiles.com.

Howe recently reported an account by truck driver Tim Comstock that was accompanied by photos from his cell phone camera.

Near the town of Empire, Ohio, Oct. 23, 2008, at 3:45 a.m., Comstock noticed several cars pulled over to the side of the road, drivers looking at something nearby.

Comstock says he first saw a brightly lit object the size of a large pickup truck apparently slowly rising above a tree line. Then, he spotted a much larger dark object that included three bluish lights in a triangular pattern. The bright object appeared to be rising toward the larger object.

He said that larger object was "about the size of a large shopping mall and parking lot."Comstock said he took photos with his cell phone camera that caught both the brightly-lit object and the three bluish lights in the triangular formation. These were posted by Howe on Earthfiles.com.

While the huge triangular craft seemed solid, Comstock told Howe that the brightly lit object "didn't look like anything mechanical by any means. To me, it looked like a cocoon."

"When I saw it, I was trying to take everything in and that's immediately what I thought when I saw it - that it was organic. That's the feeling that I got. I didn't think it could be anything else. It just came across as something organic," Comstock told Howe.

Subsequent to this report, Howe learned of other witnesses. A security officer, "Sarah," was reportedly on duty approximately three-tenths of a mile north of Comstock's location that morning.

Sarah told Howe she saw lights in a triangular configuration. Below these lights, she spotted an "orange-yellow, glowing object" that she termed a "pod."

Sarah said she first started seeing the triangular-shaped lights in the region in early August 2008.

Yet another witness contacted Howe with a similar sighting. This time the incident was due west of the Empire area in the town of Midvale, in eastern Ohio's Tuscarawas County, at approximately 2:30 a.m. on Nov. 2, 2008.

Midvale resident "Joy" told Howe that she glanced out her window and saw a "very large, orange-yellow-white-colored 'orb.'"

Joy claimed, "The orb didn't seem to keep one shape. I saw it at the edge of the tree line behind my house." She said the brightly-lit object reminded her of an amoeba under a microscope. She also stated she saw three lights in a triangular pattern above the orb.

THEORIES AND SPECULATION

Of course, the "usual suspects" to explain these kinds of events include secret advanced U.S. aircraft or spacecraft related to extraterrestrial visitors.

Other possibilities blend these two theories. Unidentified secret U.S. craft could be using extraterrestrial technology or actual ET craft, but are piloted by U.S. personnel. Or, U.S. personnel could be flying in joint operations with ET visitors with whom we have working relationships.

Some objects could be unmanned devices of some kinds, perhaps for reconnaissance or some other unknown purposes.

UFOs that seem to be glowing lights or energy, rather than solid metallic-like craft offer other possibilities. Could they themselves be forms of life? Could they be forms of consciousness - extraterrestrial, extra-dimensional or human?

As responsible researchers, journalists and average people continue to inquire about these encounters, we seem to get more pieces of the puzzle.

The most recent incidents in Ohio are more examples of anomalous and currently unidentified (at least to the public) flying objects that apparently have visited Ohio and many other places.

Is Ohio more prone to UFO sightings than other areas of the U.S. and the world? Probably not. Unusual objects in the skies have been reported all over the nation and the planet.

Ohioans who have had these kinds of close encounters join many other people on Earth who wonder about what might be going on.

Pitlochry Ufo Case Must Watch

While most reports of flying saucers are quickly dismissed by defence chiefs, the previously classified papers show the sighting, which took place near Pitlochry in 1990, was taken extremely seriously. A former MoD official who investigated the case told Scotland on Sunday that despite strenuous efforts they could find no earthly explanation for the craft.

Witnesses reported seeing a large, diamond-shaped object hanging in the air next to a RAF Harrier above the A9 at Calvine, north of Pitlochry, on August 4. The UFO is said to have hovered for about 10 minutes before zooming skywards at high speed and disappearing from view.

The apparent close encounter of the Caledonian kind was photographed by members of the public whose images appear to show a blurry, diamond-shaped craft next to a jet. Fearing the pictures would spark significant media interest, the MoD decided to bring it to the attention of the Government. A Whitehall official wrote in a memo: "Such stories are not normally drawn to the attention of ministers. "On this occasion, however, the MoD has been provided with six photographic negatives of an alleged UFO... and has been asked for comments almost certainly for inclusion in a forthcoming story."

The memo suggested the media should be told that "no definite conclusion had been reached regarding the large diamond-shaped object". It has also emerged the MoD went on to commission a series of line drawings of the object the following year, noting that the "sensitivity of the material suggests very special handling". Former MoD civil servant Nick Pope, who dealt with UFO reports, described the image as the "most impressive" ever shown to his department.

He said: "The MoD has all sorts of equipment and expertise that we used to analyse and enhance imagery to tell whether there were any signs of fakery.

"This picture was assessed by our digital experts, who concluded it was a real photograph showing a solid-structured craft which was estimated as being around 25m in diameter. There were no wings and no visible signs of any propulsion system. It was exotic and unknown in a way far beyond even the most modern stealth aircraft being trialled at that time."

Pope, who served in the MoD for 21 years until 2006, claims they were unable to come up with any firm answers about the craft and its origins.

"I remember going to a briefing with the defence intelligence staff where the photograph was discussed. My opposite number in defence intelligence pointed his finger to the left and said, 'It is not the Americans,' then to the right, saying, 'It is not the Soviets,' and finally, he said, 'That only leaves...' and pointed his finger directly up."

During his time with the ministry, Pope had a blown-up copy of the photograph on his office wall until it was personally taken down by his superior. He recalled: "My head of division removed it and put it in his drawer because he was convinced, wrongly in my opinion, that it showed a top secret prototype craft.

"Somewhere along the line the photo disappeared, but I have no idea whether it was genuinely misplaced or whether it was treated as something we shouldn't have seen and put through a shredder."

Meanwhile, another newly released file reveals how efforts to create a computer database of UFO reports were halted amid fears of a potential public relations disaster should its existence come to light. The aim was to produce a database which could supply information and explanations when ministers were asked questions in Parliament about sightings.

A memo from March 1988 revealed the project was to be ditched because it "contravened" statements from ministers saying UFOs did not pose a threat to the UK. The official wrote: "I also understand that there was some concern about public reaction if knowledge of the work being undertaken emerged in the media."

A further file insists that the death of an US Air Force pilot attached to the RAF was a "tragic accident" rather than the result of a UFO encounter. Captain William Schaffner's fatal crash into the North Sea on September 8, 1970, made headlines over allegations he was on an secret operation to intercept a glowing, unidentified craft. But an MoD report concluded: "There is no reason to suggest that there is any sort of UFO incident in any way connected with the tragic crash."

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News Magazine Examines Ufos And Government Transparency

BY ALEJANDRO ROJAS In an online article from "The Week" magazine, they examine the effect UFO research has had on government transparency. Interest in government sponsored UFO investigations has caused government agencies to make special concessions, and according to the article, some lawsuits initiated by UFO investigators have become landmark cases for governing what the government needs to release and how.Kel McClanahan, an attorney specializing in national security and privacy law, told "The Week", "Every major military agency receives an enormous amount of requests about UFOs." He says they get a flood of requests every time the news reports a UFO sighting.In particular they note the work of John Greenewald, the owner of the website TheBlackVault.com, who has amassed over 700,000 pages of government documents through Freedom of Information Act Requests (FOIA). The Black Vault website houses the hundreds of thousands of files retrieved by John Greenewald via FOIA requests. (Credit: www.TheBlackVault.com) "The Week" examines three cases in particular that have had a lasting effect on government transparency. The first is the case of Ground Saucer Watch versus the CIA. "The Week" refers to this as one case which Ground Saucer Watch lost. However, an article on the CIA's website on their involvement in UFO research written by Gerald Haines, a historian for the National Reconnaissance Office, shows it was in fact two cases. The first of which was very successful (see clarification by Kel McClanahan in the comments below).According to Haines, in 1975, William Spalding, the head of Ground Saucer Watch, requested all files related to the Robertson panel. The Robertson panel was a group brought together by the CIA in 1953 to review the Air Force's UFO investigation. Upon receiving the files, Spaulding replied to the CIA accusing them of a cover-up. The CIA's Information and Privacy Coordinator, Gene Wilson, replied "At no time prior to the formation of the Robertson Panel and subsequent to the issuance of the panel's report has CIA engaged in the study of the UFO phenomena." Haines wrote, "Wilson was ill informed."That is because Spaulding sued the CIA, unconvinced by Wilson's response, and he won. The CIA was forced to conduct an extensive search for UFO files, and sure enough, they found 355 more documents, totalling around 900 pages. Most of these files were subsequently released to the public. 100 pages were withheld, "on national security grounds and to protect sources and methods."Ground Saucer Watch filed another lawsuit (see clarification by Kel McClanahan in the comments below) to get the remaining files, but according to the CIA, this lawsuit was dismissed in 1980. McClanahan told "The Week" that Ground Saucer Watch versus the CIA has since been cited in many other decisions. It helped set the parameters for what the government is expected to search for. It also prompted the CIA to put their UFO files on their website.The second case is from 2007 when Leslie Kean sued NASA for information on a mysterious object that fell into the forest in Kecksburg, Pennsylvania in the 1960s. In this case the court ruled in Kean's favor, agreeing that NASA had not adequately searched for the documents. NASA was ordered to conduct a more extensive search. Ultimately, NASA said they lost the files. Leslie Kean, author of UFOs on the Record. (Credit: ufosontherecord.com) The final case "The Week" refers to is the Citizens Against UFO Secrecy versus the Department of Defense. McClanahan says this case is significant because of why the Citizens Against UFO Secrecy lost. They produced witnesses to testify that the DOD knew more than they were sharing, but the judge determined, "speculation that documents exist is insufficient to create a genuine issue of material fact. The Week" notes, "So even if Benghazi conspiracy theorists produced dozens of eyewitnesses to support a certain allegation, it makes no difference if the government doesn't have any documentation of it. The Week" makes the case that whether or not you think there is anything to the UFO debate, UFO research has had an effect on the government's handling of FOIA. McClanahan asks, "What other advocacy group can say that they're getting the government to proactively disclose everything there is to know about a subject?"

Invasion Ufo

SHORT UFO FACT: [September 20 1952 At Karup Field, Denmark, three Danish Air Force officers sighted a UFO about 7:30 P.M. The object, a shiny disk with metallic appearance, passed overhead from the direction of the fleet and disappeared in clouds to the east. ]REA 51 33 SHORT UFO FACT: [September 21 1952 Six British pilots flying a formation of RAF jets above the North Sea observed a shiny sphere approaching from the direction of the fleet. The UFO eluded their pursuit and disappeared. When returning to base, one of the pilots looked back and saw the UFO following him. He turned to chase it, but the UFO also turned and sped away. ]TOP SECRET UFOS WITH BOB LAZAR 2 OF 6IF THESE EVIDENCES ARE ENOUGH FOR YOU, THEN RATE THIS PAGE:>>> You're still not sure? Get the documentary proof here

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Ufo Hunters S01E01 The Ufo Before Roswell 720P

"Six "doughnut-shaped aircraft" were spotted off the coast of Maury Island, WA one week before the reported UFO crash in Roswell, NM. Harold Dahl and his son witnessed the aircraft dancing in unknown form and one spewing white-hot fragments over the water and beach. The falling debris killed Dahl's dog. The military was informed and two Air Force intelligence officers arrived in Tacoma, conducted interviews and collected the remaining wreckage. The officers departed from McCord Field but their plane lost communication and crashed near the town of Kelso. Now our team has located the crash scene and together with an archeologist, will scour the debris field and analyze the evidence." - Amazon.com Widgets References 1.^ The UFO Before Roswell. [Internet]. 2012. The History Channel website. Available from: http://www.history.com/shows/ufo-hunters/episodes/season-1 [Accessed 16 Nov 2012].

Hangar 18 The Ufo Warehouse

In the role of happens just the once a UFO crashes? One experts enjoy that the UFO rubble and shipshape the pilots are ecstatic to a top-secret ability in Dayton, Ohio called "Shed 18' placed on Wright Patterson Air Push Foundation.Declassified Administration documents espousal that the "surround" from the famous Roswell fact and garbage of other undisclosed crashes were shipped to Wright Patterson. Hear stories linking preferred officials, UFO researchers, and formerly base run, reliable of whom are leave-taking on the fit with reference to "Shed 18."They favor a tell of flying saucer waste, alien bodies, cryogenic chambers and a huge underground network that may honor the secrets to the UFO mystery. Is hand over a conspiracy to smokescreen UFO evidence from the reputation branches in the U.S. Administration, or is it all just a myth?Delve

Information About Area 51

Not good enough UFO FACT: [CARSWELL AFB. Air Compulsion base in Texas everywhere a famous and well well-known sighting took turn at 2300 hours on 4th February 1954 in replete porthole of the control tower place of work. The object passed frankly over the Carswell tower at 3-4,000 feet, and was described as having a long fuselage, egg-shaped wings and a additive, but counting no deceptive means of propulsion. No talented possibly will be detected. The aircraft had a very punishment light in the proboscis and tail, and two yellowish lights on the beneath. Go along with investigations revealed that no precise aircraft were reliable, and that they was no local activity that possibly will commit to the sighting. The witnesses were described as '"precisely skillful"' ]UFO0057 Not good enough UFO FACT: [In December 1980, Betty Use, Vickie Landrum and her grandson Colby Landrum, were deep depressed a method in Huffman, Texas like they saw a punishment light in the sky. Once upon a time deep a slight greater than depressed the method, they came obliquely a astounding courtyard shaped UFO primed over the method belching put an end to out of the beneath. For instance the shoot were anticipatory the method, they had to spend a long time at the car about 65 yards pass from the craft and the three of them got out. Vickie and Colby stayed by the car, although Betty went on to get a earlier outer shell. She not here a long time gazing at it and her wrapping began to radiate being of the fiery from the shoot. She returned to the car like the object began to properly and a astounding map of safe black helicopters chased after the UFO.]UFO LANDINGIF THESE EVIDENCES ARE Profusion FOR YOU, Furthermore Storm THIS PAGE:>>> You're up till now not sure? Get the documentary proof stylish

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The Chicago Ohare Ufo Incident 7 Years Later Still No Answers

By Xavier Ortega

www.ghosttheory.com

11-8-13

I always assumed that most fantastical UFO stories occurred only in the past. The 'Flatwoods UFO incident', 'The Shag Harbour', The Rendlesham Forest incident....

But what occurred one cloudy morning in 2006 at Chicago's international O'Hare airport could potentially be a modern marvel in Ufology. On November 7th, 2006, an employee noticed a large, dark disc hovering above the runway space. The employee quickly realized that what they were looking at was not normal and should not be floating there in the middle of a busy airspace.

The word spread through the staff's radios of a mysterious floating object above O'hare International. Pilots, air traffic controllers, employees, and travelers alike bore witness to the hovering UFO. There were reports of pilots peering out their cockpit windows in the runway and staff going outside for a better look of the object. In the midst of all the commotion and without warning, the disc broke away. Shooting straight up through the cloud bank that blanketed the airport, piercing straight through the thickness and leaving a large visible hole punched through the clouds. The UFO had zipped up into the sky at an incredible speed according to the witnesses.

A reporter soon got wind of what had transpired at O'hare and inquiries were made to the United Airlines to follow up with the initial report from their employee. United Airlines denied such a thing occurred and claimed to know nothing of the incident. The reporter from the Chicago Tribune then began making calls to the FAA to see if they had any information.

The Federal Aviation Administration responded just as the airline did and claimed no knowledge of any strange aerial reports during that time. Days passed and rumors began to swirl about a coverup. The airport officials and the FAA both denied any knowledge of the incident and claimed that there had been no reports even through hundreds of those who were traveling at the time continued to talk....

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Ufo Sighting In Manchester Connecticut On August 1St 2012 Ufo Flying Near Our House Dropped Glowing Green Orb

I've been reluctant to relay this story as there's not much to it, but I assume any details can help your cause. It was just after dusk and my living room Window has a great view of the sky. We live near an airport and see planes flying over all the time. However, this night I mentioned to my fiance, joking at first, that this one light looked odd and was a ufo. I meant nothing of it at first but we both started watching it for a while because it was flying very slow and was large. It kept coming towards oour house, maybe a mile out or so. It was dark so all we could see was a light but it wasn't like any light I've seen on a plane before. It got as close as a field less than a half mile from our house, still visible from our Window By tthis time we were both standing in front of the Window trying to figure out what this thing was. Then suddenly it dropped a green glowing "blob" into the field and flew off slightly quicker than its original pace. We heard no noise. That's all we witnessed, but it was pretty freaky and may be nothing at all, but I wanted to let you know. I'd prefer to remain anonymous, but feel free to contact me with any questions.(via MUFON.com) Learn about: Paranormal Studies and UFO Research. Latest UFO Sightings - - -Any duplication, in part or in whole, is forbidden without permission of copyright holder. Email Site Admin for inquiries, comments or questions.

Ufo News Virginia Collegiate Times Interviews Researcher Ufos And Nukes Author Robert Hastings

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11-16-11 Robert Hastings is a UFO researcher and lecturer who wrote the book "UFOs and Nukes: Extraordinary Encounters at Nuclear Weapons Sites." What sets Hastings aside from other alien enthusiasts is his focus on nuclear weapons cases. In September 2010, he hosted a press conference on the subject, which was live streamed on CNN.

Hastings shared his views with the Virginia Tech community last night in the Owens Banquet Hall. The Collegiate Times met with him before his lecture to ask him about his theories, as well as the connections he sees between UFOs and nuclear weapons.

Collegiate Times: How did you become interested in UFOs?

Robert Hastings: My father was career Air Force, and in 1967, he was stationed at Malmstrom Air Force base in Montana, which was a nuclear missile base. He was aware of UFO activity at some of the (intercontinental ballistic missile) sites and objects being tracked on radar. It was clear that the UFOs were maneuvering near and even hovering above some of the underground nuclear missile silos. I was aware in a very peripheral way of what had gone on at the time.

Coincidentally, I had a job at the air traffic controller tower three nights a week as a janitor (as) a junior in high school. In March of '67, I was present when the (Federal Aviation Administration) controllers who worked at the tower covered up the presence of five unidentified aerial objects being tracked. I brought that fact to my father's attention. Unbeknownst to me, he made inquiries where he worked, which was called (Semi-Automatic Ground Environment). It was part of the Air Force's radar system. They confirmed the presence of these unknown objects.

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The Secret Ufo Shootdown Policy

UFO researchers Stanton Friedman & Frank Feschino Jr. discussed fighter accidents & vanished planes in the 1950s, which they related to UFOs and the military's 'shoot down' era. In the 1950s, the US military had standing orders to shoot down unidentified craft if they didn't land when instructed-- and it appears that UFOs shot back, said Friedman. There is no question that our planes were the aggressors, he commented.

There were many pilot deaths and mysterious military plane incidents during the early to mid 1950s. In fact, the New York Times, described jets as "disintegrated and disappeared" in their coverage, Friedman reported. Feschino detailed how aF-86 jet fighter plane crashed in SouthGlastonbury, CT on August 5, 1952 under mysterious circumstances and connected it to a UFO flap that was occurring that summer. Project Bluebook contained 1500 reports from 1952, with over 300 of them classified as

unidentified, he continued.

The Flatwoods Monster case also took place in the summer of '52-- there were sightings over 11 states the night the curious craft/robot set down in Braxton County, Feschino noted. On that same night, thirty objects were seen coming in over the Eastern Seaboard, and appeared to be following a craft that was damaged, he added. Friedman suggested that the US military eventually gave up on their shootdown policy, and instead began simply observing UFOs with their instruments. The Betty & Barney Hill case, which Friedman wrote about in his new book Captured! was also discussed.

Biography:

Stanton T. Friedman received BS and MS degrees in Physics from University of Chicago in 1955 and 1956, where Carl Sagan was a classmate. He worked for fourteen years as a nuclear physicist for such companies as General Electric, General Motors, Westinghouse, TRW, Aerojet General Nucleonics, and McDonnell Doulglas on such advanced, highly classified, eventually canceled projects as nuclear aircraft, fission and fusion rockets, and nuclear power plants for space.

Since 1967, Friedman has lectured on the topic of UFOs at more than 600colleges and over 100 professional groups in 50 states, 9 Provinces,England, Italy, Germany, Holland, France, Finland, Brazil, Australia, Korea,Mexico, Turkey, Argentina, and Israel. Often referred to as the "Father of Roswell", Stan was the first to investigate the incident beginning in 1978. He has been investigating UFO incidents since the mid 1950's.

Biography:

In the early 1990's, Frank Feschino became involved in UFO and Crop Circle research in West Virginia. He frequently visited a relative's farm located in Braxton County, where Crop Circles appeared overnight and UFO sightings were frequent. This is when Feschino learned about the 1952 "Braxton County Monster" Incident, which occurred in Flatwoods, near his cousin's farm. Frank has interviewed a host of people on video in the more than 10 years he has been working on the case.

An unidentified flying object, often abbreviated UFO or U.F.O., is an unusual apparent anomaly in the sky that is not readily identifiable to the observer as any known object, often associated with extraterrestrial life.

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The extraterrestrial hypothesis (ETH) is the hypothesis that some unidentified flying objects (UFOs) are best explained as being extraterrestrial life or non-human aliens from other planets occupying physical spacecraft visiting Earth.

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Alan F. Alford

Ancient astronauts

Chariots of the Gods?

David Icke

Dogon people

Giorgio A. Tsoukalos

Interdimensional hypothesis

Murry Hope

Psychosocial Hypothesis

Robert K. G. Temple

The Sirius Mystery

The UFO Hostility Hypothesis

Zecharia Sitchin

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Ufos Reported By Civilians Living Within Malmstrom Afbs Nuclear Missile Field

WITNESS HOUSE NEAR MALMSTROM AFBS OSCAR-07 MISSILE SILO

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By Robert Hastings

www.ufohastings.com

8-31-13

Malmstrom Air Force Base, located east of Great Falls, Montana, is the command and control center for 150 Minuteman-III nuclear missiles operated by the 341st Missile Wing. The ICBMs themselves are scattered across the north-central part of the state, organized into groups of ten called "flights", and deployed in underground steel and concrete silos, known as Launch Facilities (LFs)-each one connected by an electrical cable to a central launch-control site, known as a Missile Alert Facility (MAF).

In mid-October 2012, I traveled to Montana after learning of multiple, independent UFO sightings a few weeks earlier by civilians living within the huge Malmstrom missile field. Upon arriving at the Fergus County Sheriffs' Office, in Lewistown, I was allowed to review their "blotter", a chronological summary of law enforcement-related activity. Sure enough, I quickly discovered a number of UFO reports from around the county, beginning in mid-September.

The most dramatic sighting had been phoned in by Jennifer Styer, who lives east of the small town of Roy, which is located at the center of Oscar Flight, a mile or so northwest of the Oscar MAF. On the evening of September 19th, she reported seeing two V-shaped craft, silently flying wingtip-to-wingtip, coming from the direction of the Oscar-03 Launch Facility.

Styer told me, "They came out of nowhere, so fast! They were right on top of me before I noticed them. But they were big! Each one was a V-shape and had orange lights on each [leg]. I dont remember how many lights because it happened so quickly."

The craft flew at low altitude almost directly overhead, prompting a startled Styer to contact the sheriff, to ask whether Malmstrom was flying any military aircraft over the area. The log entry in the blotter states that Central Montana Dispatch had contacted the base but was told that no such aircraft were out by Roy that night.

After leaving Lewistown, I drove to Roy and spoke with a dozen or so townspeople, all of whom told me that UFO sightings were a common occurrence in the area. Several persons told me that military activity had picked up significantly during the previous month, with Air Force security patrols and missile maintenance vans in evidence, in far greater numbers than was normal. All of that started, I was told, around the time of Jennifer Styer's sighting.

Before leaving Montana, I drove to the nearby town of Hilger and met with Mark Zuidema, who told me that he had seen a number of apparent UFOs over the years and had even kept a log of such incidents. I asked him to immediately contact me by phone should he have a sighting in the future.

On November 1, 2012, at 8:31 p.m., Zuidema called me at my home in Colorado and told me that, at 8:13 p.m., he had seen another UFO. He said he had been inside his house when everything suddenly started shaking, so he ran outside to see what was happening. A military helicopter flying at extremely low altitude was rapidly moving away, in an easterly direction, apparently toward Roy. However, what caught Zuidema's eye next was intriguing: A small, white globe of light was also streaking eastward, staying just a short distance in front of the chopper, which was obviously pursuing it. He watched the spectacle until both were out of sight.

I told Zuidema to keep me updated, should anything else occur. At 9:07 p.m., he called again and said that another (or the same) helicopter had appeared just north of Hilger and was sweeping the ground with a spotlight. He watched it until it disappeared in the distance. After hanging up, I recorded the date/time and made a few notes relating to the incident for future reference.

Two days later, I spoke with Toni Keller, who lives south of Roy, who saw a lot of helicopter activity near her place that same night. She told me that three choppers had been shining spotlights toward the ground between 8 and 9 p.m. Keller said that they had been maneuvering in the vicinity of Rattlesnake Butte. The Oscar-07 Launch Facility is located one mile south of that geological feature, a fact that might be relevant in view of more recent events.

THIS SUMMER

On August 6, 2013, at 10:10 p.m. Mountain Time, Mark Zuidema called and told me that he had just observed "a white, oval-shaped object" in the sky, apparently heading toward Roy, or at least in that direction.

About an hour later he called a second time and said that he had just seen a "sparkly, blue-green light" hovering low in the sky, again in the direction of Roy. Zuidema quickly acknowledged that it was impossible for him to say whether the light was much closer than the town, located some 21 miles to the east-northeast, or well beyond it. He did say, however, that the light had disappeared-gone out-after 15 seconds or so, ruling out the possibility that he was looking at a star or planet near the horizon.

After I suggested that a cloud could have passed in front of the light, creating the illusion of it going out, Zuidema said that the sky was completely clear and added, "I have been a stargazer for many years and I have never seen a star or planet that was that particular shade of blue-green. It was striking."

Hoping to find someone living in or near Roy who may have seen the blue-green light, or the white, oval-shaped object, I contacted Jolene Smith, who I had met in the fall of 2012. She told me that another local resident had recently reported seeing a strange "shooting star moving sideways" near her home south of town.

I then called the witness, who wishes to remain anonymous, who told me that she had been watching television when she saw, out of her living window, an "oblong, florescent blue object" moving near the ground, in an east-to-west direction. After a few seconds, it broke into two objects, which kept moving along the valley floor in tandem until they gained altitude and disappeared over a low mountain ridge west of her house.

I asked the witness to describe the "apparent" size of the object, using a standard question of mine: "If you held a dime at arm's-length, was it larger than that?" She replied that it was much, much larger and said that, before breaking in half, it had reminded her of "a small Volkswagen" automobile.

Not surprisingly, at least not to me, the witness' house is a quarter-mile west of the Oscar-07 missile silo and the mysterious object seemed to her to be even closer than that when it was observed.

As the conversation was winding down, I was about to ask her the approximate date of the sighting when she said, "I recorded the date and time in my diary. Would you like me to go look?" It turns out that the incident occurred on July 9, 2013, at 9:45 p.m. Mountain Time, or approximately one month prior to Mark Zuidema's August 6th sighting.

I suspect that other residents living within the boundaries of Malmstrom AFB's missile field, near Oscar Flight and elsewhere, have also seen bona fide UFO activity this summer. I am currently making further inquiries in the hope that I can locate additional witnesses.

IN THE 1960S

UFO sightings by U.S. Air Force security personnel posted at ICBM sites operated by Malmstrom AFB are an ongoing affair. The most famous cases occurred in March 1967, according to the testimony of three former or retired Minuteman missile launch officers-Capt. Robert Salas, Col. Frederick Meiwald and Col. Walter Figel.

A fourth officer, Capt. Eric Carlson, denies any knowledge of UFO activity at Malmstrom, despite tape recorded statements by his deputy missile commander, Walt Figel, who told me in 2008 that Carlson was sitting "two feet away" from him when he took a call from a missile security guard who reported seeing a "large, round object" hovering over one of Echo Flight's Launch Facilities. Within two minutes, all ten missiles had malfunctioned. That occurred on March 16, 1967.

Figel said that two other airmen, comprising a Security Alert Team that he had dispatched to the missile site, also reported seeing the UFO, thereby confirming the initial report. Both Figel and Carlson were later debriefed about the incident and told, "Don't talk about it," according to Figel, who kept his silence until 1996, when he mentioned it to former launch officer Bob Salas, during another taped telephone conversation.

Salas had his own UFO encounter, at Oscar Flight, on March 24, 1967, when as many as 10 ICBMs mysteriously malfunctioned moments after a disc-shaped craft was reported to be hovering over the Oscar Launch Control Facility (LCF). At the time, Salas had been sitting at the missile-readiness console in the underground launch control capsule.

Col. Frederick Meiwald substantiated most of Salas' statements about the incident during a taped telephone conversation with me in 2011, saying that he couldn't confirm everything because he had been on a rest break in the capsule when Salas woke him up, telling him that the flight's missiles were dropping off alert status.

But Meiwald did acknowledge that, moments later, he had ordered a Security Alert Team to respond to an alarm at one of Oscar's launch facilities, and that those men had briefly seen "a bright, flying object at low-level" hovering over it, before quickly fleeing back to the Oscar LCF. One guard was so badly shaken by the experience, according to Meiwald, that he had to be transported to the hospital at Malmstrom before the end of his shift.

IN THE 1970S

The following North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) log entries, relating to UFO sightings at Malmstrom's Launch Control Facilities and Launch Facilities, were listed in an official U.S. Air Force letter released to researchers in 1977, via the Freedom of Information Act. The time of each report is expressed in Z or Zulu Time, the military's version of Greenwich Mean Time. My own comments, in brackets, follow a few of the log entries:

24TH NORAD REGION SENIOR DIRECTOR'S LOG (MALMSTROM AFB, MT)

7 Nov 75 (1035Z) Received a call from the 341st Strategic Air Command Post (SAC CP), saying that the following missile locations reported seeing a large red to orange to yellow object: M-1, L-3, LIMA, and L-6...Commander and Deputy for Operations (DO) informed.

7 Nov 75 (1203Z) SAC advised that the LCF at Harlowton, Montana, observed an object which emitted a light which illuminated the site driveway.

7 Nov 75 (1319Z) SAC advised K-1 says very bright object to their east is now southeast of them and they are looking at it with 10x50 binoculars. Object seems to have lights (several) on it, but no distinct pattern. The orange/gold object overhead also seems to have lights on it. SAC also advised female civilian reports having seen an object bearing south of her position six miles west of Lewistown. [Note that all of these reports refer to the observation of aerial "objects." Apparently, the Security Alert Teams could not identify them as either military or civilian aircraft.]

7 Nov 75 (1327Z) L-1 reports that the object to their northeast seems to be issuing a black object from it, tubular in shape. In all this time, surveillance has not been able to detect any sort of track except for known traffic. [In other words, when these sightings were first reported by SATs, radar personnel at Malmstrom AFB and Great Falls International Airport could not detect any unknown aerial objects near the missile sites. As we shall see, radar contact with the UFOs was finally established as the sightings continued to unfold.]

7 Nov 75 (1355Z) K-1 and L-1 report that as the sun rises, so do the objects they have visual.

7 Nov 75 (1429) From SAC CP: As the sun rose, the UFOs disappeared. Commander and [Director of Operations] notified.

8 Nov 75 (0635Z) A security camper team at K-4 reported UFO with white lights, one red light 50 yards behind white light. Personnel at K-1 seeing same object.

8 Nov 75 (0645Z) Height personnel picked up objects 10-13,000 feet. Track J330, EKLB 0649, 18 knots, 9,500 feet. Objects as many as seven, as few as two A/C. [Height-finding radar finally confirmed that UFOs were present, varying over time between two and seven in number.]

8 Nov 75 (0753Z) J330 unknown 0753. Stationary/seven knots/12,000...two F-106...NCOC notified. [Radar confirmed that one UFO, at an altitude of 12,000 feet, had hovered-that is, was "stationary"-before resuming flight at a leisurely 7 knots, or 9 mph. Shortly thereafter, two F-106s were scrambled to intercept it.]

8 Nov 75 (0905Z) From SAC CP: L-sites had fighters and objects; fighters did not get down to objects.

8 Nov 75 (0915Z) From SAC CP: From four different points: Observed objects and fighters; when fighters arrived in the area, the lights went out; when fighters departed, the lights came back on; To NCOC. [As SAT personnel at four different locations watched, the UFOs played cat-and-mouse with the F-106s, extinguishing their illumination as the jets approached their position and re-illuminating themselves after the fighters returned to base. The NORAD Combat Operations Center (NCOC) in Colorado Springs, Colorado was immediately informed of this incident.]

8 Nov 75 (1105Z) From SAC CP: L-5 reported object increased in speed-high velocity, raised in altitude and now cannot tell the object from stars. To NCOC.

9 Nov 75 (0305Z) SAC CP called and advised SAC crews at Sites L-1, L-6, and M-1 observing UFO. Object yellowish bright round light 20 miles north of Harlowton, 2 to 4,000 feet.

9 Nov 75 (0320Z) SAC CP reports UFO southeast of Lewistown, orange white disc object. 24th NORAD Region surveillance checking area. Surveillance unable to get height check. [Note the reference to the UFO having a "disc" or saucer shape. Two more log entries from November 9th confirm that UFOs continued to be reported by SAT teams positioned near various missile launch facilities.] IN THE 1980S

Another dramatic UFO sighting only recently came to light when former USAF Security Policeman Joseph C. Pscolka, Jr. agreed to be interviewed about his intriguing experience at Malmstrom's Alpha-1 Launch Control Facility in the fall of 1986. During that event, ten UFOs cavorted in the sky, "like crazy fireflies", witnessed by numerous security personnel posted at five different LCFs comprising the 10th Strategic Missile Squadron. Pscolka and his colleagues were subsequently debriefed and ordered to sign national security non-disclosure statements.

"These cases are only the tip of the iceberg and I cover several more in my book UFOs and Nukes". I am asking anyone, whether ex-U.S. Air Force or civilian, to contact me at ufohastings@aol.com with their knowledge of UFO activity at Malmstrom's nuclear missile sites-or at those operated by any other U.S. Air Force base-regardless of the time-frame. All responses, after being vetted, will be kept strictly confidential unless I am granted permission to publish them.

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Spies Lies And Mi6

Warden.co.uk reports:MI6 is using the social networking site Facebook to breeze the bordering point of spies. The Inmost Pace Be of assistance, which has commonly wrinkled the country's extraordinary universities for employees, launched a series of online adverts this month as qualities of its attempts to fascinate populace from a model of backgrounds. As noted at the approved SIS/MI6 website:As Britain's secret circle, SIS provides the British Government considering a general silent feat to help and obscure the national shield and fiscal well-being of the United Country. SIS operates world-wide to stop secret surprising intelligence in supplicate of the British Government's policies and objectives. One of the better entrancing (and down to earth) aspects budding from tales of "spies, lies and polygraph tape" is the countenance of well-placed public from the intelligence community in the nooks and crannies of the Internet UFO underground.As considering all substance spy alike, nonentity is hardly as it appears.Documentation released by the British Ministry of Defence (MoD) give evidence the UFO phenomenon (also prearranged as Unnamed Feeler Phenomena) was awkward privately for being.Far away MoD files obtained by "Daz" Smith using the FOIA give evidence use in odd phenomena for intelligence deposit, among "remote viewing" and Russian research at home "true morphic fields."Whether or not represent is any reality to the phenomena in have a bearing, represent is no longer any have a bearing of government use and silent investigations.The "X-files" are real. And, I cool, the spy counterpart is clear as real.Which brings us be with to MI6, and their cast to "stop secret surprising intelligence in supplicate of the British Government's policies and objectives."For example meetings in the United States considering intelligence public wise about the UFO have a bearing former to advance, we were conversant that our diagnostic rise had been accused of an sort out considering MI6. Based upon MoD files we stock seen, it appears not ridiculous to cool accurate straight away of use from MI6 over the spy exercise being played in the United States.Most of the key squad from the American spy mission are also prearranged for having an use in UFOs and the seer spy programs.And based upon leaked email messages, at smallest possible accurate of relations public were concerned about the intense use in the UFO sufferer exhibited by British nationals.As noted by the MoD UAP [UFO] official categorizer, "The draw your attention of plasma and compelling fields to UAP were an unexpected respect of the magazine. It is optional that advance investigation should be at home the applicability of unique personality of plasmas in progressive military applications. Later reflection to the peril of the use of plasmas for military applications, such as mean radar signature control and antennas, it is noted that the implications stock ahead of been briefed to the prominent MoD technology managers."As soon as once again, we designate the informal sort out together with the UFO sufferer and use in progressive methods for new stealth technologies.

Ufo Sightings Mufon Case Closed Missouri Witness Says Cigar Object Seen On May 20

SEPTEMBER 15, 2013 - UNITED STATES - A Missouri witness at Boonville reported two strange encounters with identified objects moving overhead including a cigar-shaped object "as wide as a football field," according to testimony in Case 47625 closed as an Unknown, the Mutual UFO Network (MUFON) announced September 12, 2013.

MUFON database.

The first witness encounter occurred about 4:35 p.m. on May 20, 2013, when the witness and a son saw an unusual object.

"My son and I spotted a long greenish cloud moving beside the squall line of a spring storm," the witness stated. "I told my son to look at the cloud. It looked to me like a battleship and my son said that it looked like an alien ship to him."

Then on May 22, 2013, at 2:35 a.m. the witness woke and looked out a bedroom window.

"I looked out my bedroom window to see if the jets were flying. Instead of jets, I saw the bottom of a huge space ship almost directly above my father's home, just hovering. I thought, what in the world! It had lots of round portals and around the portals were medium gray, elevated foam pads (it looked like to me). The rest of the bottom was a dark gray color. I could only see the front and middle of it. The back was over the house. It looked to be as wide as a football field - 50 feet or more."

The witness checked on family and then noticed the object was gone.

"I went to check on my son and check the lock on the front door. I then looked out my bedroom window again and it was gone. I think this ship was in the cloud we saw, same size. I was pretty upset after this."

Missouri Field Investigator Charles Frieden investigated the case. Boonville is a city in Cooper County, MO, population 8,319.

Case 47625 is one of 75 May 2013 cases now closed by MUFON investigators as an Unknown. Missouri is a current UFO ALERT 4 rating, with a higher than average number of UFO sightings nationally. Missouri had 18 reports in August 2013 - the 13th highest reporting state while California had 97 reports - the highest reporting state in the nation.

You can read more details about other recently reported cases at the UFO Examiner home page.

The above quotes were edited for clarity. Please keep in mind that most UFO reports can be explained as something natural or man-made. Missouri State Director Debbie Ziegelmeyer has closed this report as an Unknown. Please report UFO activity to MUFON.com. - UFO EXAMINER.

Cnn Reporting On Ufos Oh Yeah

They definitely investigated, with wrote and posted online an article about town folk seeing UFOs in the night sky. My first consideration was to alarm why. Why report on UFOs? Why now, or ever? And why CNN? Like was their motivation? Handle I heard, UFOs were peaceful a topic of sneer relegated to science fiction and the riotous be bounded by in the mainstream recommendation. Considerably few people recognize these reports or discover them seriously. At lowest amount publicly, and with perhaps not defective a variety of loss of nerve, and credibly self-defense. The same nation who tolerate the prospect of alien life systematically bring these stories diffidently or suspiciously. Though unique polls in the last 10 excitement clarify that well over partially the world's citizens believes alien life is whatsoever, if not genuine (me among them). The fact that CNN is reporting on UFO sightings appears to suggestion either justice to the UFO report and sightings, or illegitimacy to CNN. This move either adds belief to the sightings or diminishes the belief of CNN. Not to say that UFOs and aliens are not certified or newsworthy topics, per se. Chastely that most people contained by the mainstream- which CNN is- don't as a rule hunch them as frank or sickening. If the mainstream does tolerate them as topics of exposure or investigation, it is systematically as sea sideshow delight, or teacher fiction. But unconsciously, UFO sightings are whoosh new, and the details of this report are valid as a consequence singular other chummy reports over the last 60-ish excitement. My own UFO sighting common moons ago resembles what these people saw (or "evidently" saw?). We've been test about UFOs, alien abductions and visitations for decades- tidy from what are customarily considered strong and well brought-up sources forthright enough to agreement as a consequence the topic corporation and peaceful the margin recital is that such personal property are an sleight of hand, a illusion, misunderstanding, or fake. (Apart from the fact that, strictly talking, a UFO is- by definition- whoosh on top of than an unidentified flying object.) The depress, themselves, consistently fineness the phenomenon and the wonder on top of seriously than its origins. Perhaps as a draw your attention, tall buzz or myth. So what was the point? Like may possibly CNN fancy to nation, ample or prove? Did they request a fluff recital for our delight, or were they specifically attempting to report certified news? Did they bear in mind this unaffectedly newsworthy? Or is it austerely for delight value? In either case, it when all's said and done amounts to whoosh. Human resources are not leave-taking to now be suddenly strong to recognize aliens exist. CNN hasn't new anything to the dialogue on UFOs or aliens as a consequence their report. It's a clich'e of a clich'e. A waste of water in an ocean. And if all the common other evidence, reports, books and TV specials haven't or constant you, this post from CNN about this particular sighting undisputable won't amendment your nursing. In other tell, offer is no story about. And why do so common people care for to discover that a plain or carnival explanation for UFOs may possibly not barely be that it was a UFO? Or that it was definitely aliens? Destabilized either to discredit the claims or to faith their own insecurities. Why must we be so suggest or dogged that it be no matter which else? Anything but extra-terrestrial. Why are we so afraid, not here the inkling of any clear and surrounding trial, of aliens? In my nursing, such an encounter- to gentle perceive and go around as a consequence alien intelligence- would be an extra-ordinarily advanced, thankful and esteemed familiarity.

A Reflection About The Official Investigation

The following article only represents the personal viewpoint of the author.When "flying saucers" -or what the surprised observers thought they were- began to be seen over the territory of the United States of America, the first responders to those news were not the official authorities, but the private initiative, like the Aerial Phenomena Research Organization (APRO), followed by the National Investigation Committee on Aerial Phenomena (NICAP). Decades later, it was known that while APRO was an initiative of Jim and Coral Lorenzen espouses, NICAP was an instrument of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA).Due to the fact of the Cold War and the fear of an atomic attack and/or espionage from the air, as a real matter of defense, the just created United States Air Force (USAF) found reasonable to start a very modest activity in order to know if someone could have really seen the presence of the enemy, or if there were just common mis-identifications of natural phenomena or man-made devices.That modest activity that really tried to save the face of the USAF confronted to people who made the most incredible claims, knew different stages of activity and different names. It started by being "Project Sign", then "Grudge" and finally "Blue-Book", the most known of the three because it had the very active Captain Edward J. Ruppelt commanding it.It was Capt. Ruppelt who created the acronym UFO, meaning Unidentified Flying Object, and pronounced as "you foe". The overtone of this pronunciation is very suggestive. But the USAF never came to a definite conclusion about the UFO subject because there were deliberate efforts to avoid plans of detection and alarm that could have been useful to determine -maybe-once and for all, what those objects were.Finally, to the USAF the whole UFO subject was an embarrassment, and the military tried to get rid of it in the best possible way. That was the basis for the so-called "Scientific Study on Unidentified Flying Objects" done by a team of scientists leaded by physicist Prof. Edward U. Condon of the Colorado University.The "study" was a real mess. Discredited by the E.T. fans, and by serious investigators, it helped anyway the USAF to take the decision to put an end to its official investigation.Since then -1969- the USAF never returned to investigate UFOs. Its repeated statement that UFOs "do not pose a threat to national security" has been the main reason to close their activity. From the viewpoint of defense, the USAF had nothing else to do. Period.This is, after all, a pioneer attitude from the military in relation to the UFO subject, an attitude that should be taken as an example to follow by the military of other countries.When the Mexican Air Force was confronted with a possible UFO case that involved directly people of its own personnel, nevertheless it didn't do anything to investigate, analyze or study the UFO subject. The Mexican Air Force was right to consider that this was not a matter of its concern, and thought to pass the case to a civilian person. But it chose the wrong person: Mr. Jaime Mauss'an. Certainly he is probably the most publicly known person related with the UFO subject in his country, due to his public conferences, and TV programs, but not the right one.And this mistake is also a lesson to learn for other Air Forces: choose the right people for the work that has to be done. Choose people with the best background of experience and expertise in investigating and study UFO reports. Choose people who along the years have demonstrated a sober attitude, who apply the scientific method and who do not exploit commercially the UFO subject. Choose people with enough common sense and criteria. People who will never mix with charlatans, swindlers, and/or cultist groups. People that also have international prestige based on their work of years in the issue. In other words, people you can really trust. That is the main lesson the Air Forces (and particularly those in Latin America) have to learn from the Mexican event.The intelligence authorities of the United Kingdom Royal Air Force have definitely established that from the defense viewpoint UFOs are not a matter of concern.After decades of secretly investigating and studying UFOs, those authorities concluded that there was no need to be doing so any more, because UFOs do not pose a danger for the national security and should not be of concern to the military authorities.The British authorities established clearly that UFOs are not a matter of defense, therefore it is out of the military scope.And the most important thing that those authorities did was to publish in a Web site, all the documents that for decades were secret. They made all those documents available to the general public.France took a different official approach since the Seventies.Traditionally in France, it was the Gendarmerie (the police) who dealt with UFO reports, as it happens naturally in many other countries, just because it is easier for a person to go to the nearest police station to report what happened.But of course it is not the task of the police to investigate the UFO subject per se, and the only thing that the police could do -beyond verify certain data given by the person who made a report- is to accumulate chronologically those reports, and that is all.Therefore in France they relied on scientists to deal with UFOs, because they correctly understood that it is above all a scientific matter and not a military one.And France gave relevance to the study when put it in the hands of the CNES, the National Center for Space Studies and within the CNES created a panel under the original name of GEPAN, Unidentified Aerial Phenomena Study Group, later named GEIPAN, because they added the activity of Information.Along the years, the French group has provided to its country and all the UFO investigators throughout the world with very important studies dealing with physics and psychology that have been published. Finally, in 2007, GEIPAN decided to put on the Internet all the cases that it had in its files, because there is no scientific reason to keep them out of the public. Nothing extraordinary came out from those files, but they are there for anyone who wants to read them.When in 1979, the Uruguayan Air Force created the CRIDOVNI -Commission for the Reception and Investigation of UFO Reports, it followed the pattern taken by the U.S.A. during the Cold War, which could be reasonable at that time.But after 1989, when the Cold War was over, UFOs shouldn't be any longer a matter of concern to the Uruguayan Air Force, who should have been open to the initiative proposed by CIOVI (the pioneer and experienced private Center that since 1958 had been investigating and studying UFO cases) in 1985, to create a national institution dedicated to the subject. That institution would have given priority to scientists and technicians, to the universities, creating the real environment where the UFO subject has to be dealt with. Of course the Uruguayan Air Force would be part of the national institution as well as the Army, the Navy and the police.The proposal circulated among all the Ministries in Uruguay. All of them were ready to participate, but when it came to the Defense Ministry, the initiative was dismissed under the pretext that it will duplicate the efforts already done by the Air Force, a total fallacy. But it worked, and the project was finally declined.The Uruguayan Air Force make the big mistake not to rely on CIOVI --that was the organization that have been working for 21 years with the Force--, but in another couple of private institutions that never made a signifying work dealing with the UFO subject.It was a tricky beginning. After the official Commission was created, CIOVI was called to be a part of it. After a meeting with then the President of the Commission, Colonel Eduardo Aguirre, CIOVI agreed to participate, but -on a remarkable difference with the other institutions called initially to be part of the Commission-- CIOVI continued being an independent private institution. The relationship with the Commission was therefore an institutional one.The first press conference given by the brand new Commission was made on the basis of cases studied and closed by CIOVI. CIOVI tried to provide the Commission with all its experience in the field investigation and the study of cases and brought to the Commission an evaluation system for the classification of the cases studied, which was declined in favor of an incoherent and unreasonable system that pleased to those who wanted to keep the myth of the extraterrestrial and the strange at any cost.Finally the work with those people became practically impossible and CIOVI left formally the Commission with a letter of resignation.This does not mean in any way that CIOVI was not ready to cooperate with the Commission if it was called to do so, and, and as a matter of fact it did.When CIOVI decided to put an end to its activities in 2008, after 50 years of uninterrupted work, it received letters of recognition and commendation from the Commander in Chief of the Uruguayan Air Force and from the president of the CRIDOVNI.In a meeting with the President of CRIDOVNI, the people that belonged to CIOVI let him know that they were ready to cooperate. A recent international congress convened by people who belong to the Commission was really regrettable. There is no reason whatsoever to put together people who represents officially the host country with people that belongs to cultists groups as Rahma, or people who forgets the "U" in UFO, and only think that they are dealing with extraterrestrial devices.This is not the correct environment to characterize the UFO problem, and this is clearly at odds with a scientific approach to the subject.Now, following the way of doing the things in the old times of the Cold War, the Argentinean Air Force announced recently that would create an official commission. The worst thing that this commission could to is to take the Uruguayan one as an example to follow. We hope that wouldn't be the case.We hope that the Argentinean UAPSG members will do all that it is in their capability to avoid another mistake.And we hope that the Argentinean Air Force could understand that UFOs are no longer a matter of defense, but a question for scientists and technicians to solve. In that sense we consider very auspicious that the AAF has publicly announced that it will rely on scientists and technicians.Therefore, if there is a reason to have an official UFO activity, it is on the basis that it has to be in the hands of scientists, technicians, and well-credited experts in the subject.An official institution benefits of all the resources it could have and the requests of information, transportation, analysis, etc. that could do. In that sense, its existence heightens the quality and possibilities of the work to be done.Milton W. HourcadeVirginia, January of 2011.