Another [final?] UK MOD File release on UFOs

[utopiated]

Added to the secret UN meeting information and the Vatican's press release we have yet another MOD announcement about its archived files on UFO sightings and research. Is this part of the plan to gently introduce the extra-terrestrial reality to the global public? Nick Pope who was interviewed by Exopolitics UK suggested that maybe Mars and the new range of powerful space telescopes maybe the avenue used for this purpose.



Essentially such announcements and file releases are pretty basic as far as disclosure of exopolitical issues goes. What we need urgently is more discussion of the deeper, underlying problems and benefits we face as the human species openly interfaces with ethical, advanced cultures.

Alfred Webre, Paola Harris and Michael Salla have all been interviewed today on cost to coast on this issue. I have it if anyone wants it.

British Government releases UFO files
By Graham Tibbetts - http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/1952867/British-Government-rele ases-UFO-files.html


The most comprehensive Government files on UFO activity are opened to the public for the first time today and they disclose that even air traffic controllers and police officers have seen mysterious craft in the skies over Britain.

The sightings range from incredible tales of little green men visiting the Wirral to corroborated accounts from policemen and pilots of Unidentified Flying Objects hovering above towns and cities.

All are recorded on official forms, held by air bases and police stations, and compiled by the Ministry of Defence between 1978 and 2002.

Disclosed for the first time is a report from three experienced air traffic controllers who attempted to "talk in" a UFO which landed on the runway before them. The incident occurred on April 19, 1984, at an East Anglian airfield which was operating two runways called 22 and 27.

In the control tower a senior air traffic controller (satco) was supervising his deputy and an assistant.

According to the report, the deputy was in contact with a light aircraft preparing to land on runway 22 when the satco noticed lights approaching the other runway.

The unidentified object came in at speed, made a touch and go on runway 27 then departed at terrific speed in a near vertical climb, according to the files.

It was described as a "brilliant solid ball of light, bright silvery in colour". The file noted that "witnesses do not wish to be identified in case their professional integrity is questioned".

Others in the aviation industry also encountered unidentified flying objects, including a Sea King helicopter crew who tracked two objects on their radar for 40 miles, travelling at almost one nautical mile per second, in September 1985.

Four months later two constables in Woking police station, Surrey, saw a white light with a tail above the town centre which then "descended into the Horshall area".

They reported it to their inspector, who recorded it as a "genuine report" but noted that the officers were slightly embarrassed because Horshall Common features in the works of the science fiction writer HG Wells.

They were not alone. In June 1984, three officers at Edgware station in north London had been called to a garden after a sighting in Stanmore.

On their arrival the uniformed officers found a "flashing light 45 degrees up in the sky" with a "dome on top and underneath" which they watched through binoculars.

"We observed the object for one hour. During this period of time the object moved erratically from side to side, up and down and to and fro, not venturing far from its original position," wrote the officers, who also sketched a cartoon-like image of the spacecraft.

But a couple in the Wirral claimed to have had an encounter of an altogether closer kind.

The husband reported visiting bases in Cheshire of green aliens, including one called Elgar who was killed by another race in 1984.

His wife saw their craft crash over Wallasey Town Hall but the official response was recorded as a terse "no reply".

The documents are contained in eight files that have been released under the Freedom of Information Act.

Over the next four years more than 150 files will be made available at the National Archive in Kew, south-west London.

Nick Pope, who worked for the MoD for 21 years and was responsible for investigating the sightings, said: "Most of the UFO sightings here are probably misidentifications of aircraft lights and meteors, but some are more difficult to explain."

http://www.exopolitics.org.uk/news/2008/britain%27s-ufo-file-release-% 11-again!/

[TonyGosling]

[marky 54]

from linking to the site via clicking on the picture i am slighty puzzled about what that website thinks.

it seems to be unable to make up its mind as to if aliens are real or just a hoax inorder to give us a false enemy inorder to use the situation for global domination.

regardless U.F.O. sightings that are unexplained do not mean the only possible answer is aliens. yet even a whisper of such things(u.f.o) instantly gets linked to E.T.

the MOD has released information reported by members of the public. all that matters is....

A. did it really happen.

B. what was it.

if the answer is a) yes and b) certainly something from outside this world, then what?

it dos'nt really matter IMO, the fact is these sightings occur whatever they are. they happen, they are real.

that is the first issue people need to understand. only then would it be possible to enquire(properly) as to what they are or what causes them.

by properly i mean the subject being treated seriously in the public domain and amongst all experts in various fields. that is if they are slowly letting us know.

there is to much disinfo and hoaxs around in the ridicule era to enable anyone to know either way for sure. the only thing that i am sure of is that u.f.o. sightings of strange things or craft are real.

but only when the public and experts take it seriously and information is disclosed will the truth start to surface. but somehow i don't see it happening.

if there is long enough left on this insane planet, i can easily imagine many still debating it, many still reporting u.f.o's and the others calling them nuts 50 years from now. afterall they are easy to explain, chinese lanterns or nutjobs, job done, issue over, beliefs left intact.

[Newspeak International]

Here's a big clue,a mention of the guy who wrote 'The New World Order' in 1940:

[marky 54]

heres another clue.

http://video.google.co.uk/videosearch?q=the+secret+NASA+transmissions. +&sitesearch=video.google.com

watch the last 30 mins for 'the footage'.

alien or not, there is something up there that is inteligently controlled.

this is the first issue to understand. hoax scenerio or not, they 'U.F.O' are real.

[fish5133]

Utopiated said

[utopiated]

[marky 54]

so therefore the nasa footage showing many inteligently controlled objects which very much appear to be spacecraft of some sort does not exsist?

did anybody watch the last half hour of that documantary i linked to?

if it is a hoax scenerio and those craft are not alien, then im afraid they already have the capability to pull of a hoax alien attack, and no money needs wasting on properganda to 'fool' the public.

[utopiated]

[marky 54]

[sycorax82]

I think it was a very dark day for us all when it suddenly hit the US gov't that if people will believe in 'flying saucers' they'll buy nigh on ANYTHING they tell them, no matter how fantastical or full of holes. So here we are today in a world where most people believe 9/11 could have happened as they told us it did when in fact it couldn't.

[marky 54]

[utopiated]

[Newspeak International]

[marky 54]

[eogz]

I'm in the camp that believe UFO's exist....

My problem is thus:

1. Are they black project vehicles?

2. Are they "little green men from outta space"

I'm mostly tempted to think black project vehicles.

I suppose if they are going to be used for terror, then a UFO attack would be the logical step, imagine the world being terrified by alien attack, when the vehicle used is no more than a home made one.