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On August 4, 1990, two young men were working as chefs in a hotel in Pitlochry, a beautiful Highland Perthshire town, just outside the Cairngorms National Park in Scotland.
At 9pm, after a long day in a hot kitchen, they drove about 13 miles north along the A9 to Calvine, a spot on the edge of the Cairngorms, for a walk in the hills.
They hadn't gone far when they saw a huge, solid, diamond-shaped object, about 100ft long, hovering silently in the sky above them. Terrified, they hid in some bushes and looked up.
Minutes later, they heard the scream of a jet aircraft going north: In 1990, RAF Leuchars in Fife had two squadrons of Tornado fighters on 24-hour standby to intercept Russian intruder aircraft.
The jet came back and circled the 'thing' before heading off on its original course, as if the pilot had seen the object too and had come back for a closer look.
Eventually the two men stuck their camera out from where they were hiding and fired off six frames. At that point, the object shot vertically upwards and disappeared way, way up in to the sky.
Convinced they'd just seen a UFO, they took their photos to the Daily Record, one of Scotland's leading newspapers. But no story was ever printed: The paper passed the pictures on to the Ministry of Defence.
And then, the photographs simply vanished along with the two young chefs.
Until now.
Cool new UFO episode by Ross Colthart and Bryce Zabel called Need To Know. Excellent work by these gentlemen.
— Jeremy Kenyon Lockyer Corbell (@JeremyCorbell) August 25, 2022
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Coulthart says:
In an addendum to the US Intelligence Authorization Act for the fiscal year 2023...Congress has made two quite astonishing claims in that legislation.
The first is: 'cross-domain trans-medium threats to United States' national security are expanding exponentially.' That's a big claim! And the second is that Congress is now distinguishing between UFOs/UAPs that are human in origin, and those that are not.
'Temporary non-attributed objects, or those that are positively identified as man-made after analysis will be passed to appropriate offices and should not be considered under the definition as unidentified aerospace/undersea phenomena' the document says.
Now that's really quite important. I know it sounds as dry as dust, but it's very, very important.
I agree. This is the kind of language that makes you sit up and take notice and wonder what is being shown in those classified briefings.
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US Government is examining more than 500 reports of UFOs, hundreds of which remain unexplained according to declassified report
Monkeypoxfighter said:
This story seem appropriate for this thread…..
The father of a high school friend (and Aggie class of '83) recently passed away after a long illness. He was an army colonel and spent some time at Area 51. Right before he died, he told her "Hell, they can't do anything to me now. We've most certainly been visited, a lot, and people would freak at just what we have and what we know."
Slowly the stigma regarding this reality is fading away.Monkeypoxfighter said:
This story seem appropriate for this thread…..
The father of a high school friend (and Aggie class of '83) recently passed away after a long illness. He was an army colonel and spent some time at Area 51. Right before he died, he told her "Hell, they can't do anything to me now. We've most certainly been visited, a lot, and people would freak at just what we have and what we know."
It's really more simple than that. The effect of disclosing the truth regarding this reality on the major religions is probably the chief reasoning behind the intense maintanance of the cover-up. ET is behind it all.Redstone said:
I believe a Christian can affirm aliens, Bigfoot, fairies, all pagan gods, mermaids, and much else under the understanding of Elohim, the creator God, and then elohims, faithful and fallen. (angel / messenger, and satan / accuser, are less a category of being than a job description)
So, for aliens: why so many testimonies of abductions - across time and across environment - being stopped, especially in sleep paralysis, by calling out the name of Christ? This is well established, and I'll detail that and this larger concept in a future Religion thread.
Background thoughts:
https://texags.com/forums/15/topics/3166505
Protestant reference: Michael Heiser
Catholic: Father Chad Ripperger and mystic Anne Catherine Emmerich
Orthodox: David Bentley Hart, Fr. Seraphim Rose
There is continuity of thought on this question.
10thYrSr said:
I photographed a spy balloon over my house. Looked like a bright star in the evening sky. I wouldn't have noticed it but my daughter pointed it out. She said she saw a star, and sure enough there was a bright point in the sky. I took out my astronomy binoculars and saw it was white and spherical. It wasn't moving very fast, but it moved from the eliptical plane (the path that all planets take across the sky) towards the south very slowly. It looked almost like this in my binoculars:
https://www.businessinsider.com/spy-balloons-how-they-work-stratospheric-balloon-technology-racetrack-surveillance-2020-3
Not the same, but similar. After exhaustive research I found it was a spy balloon that flies at a height aircraft can't reach, so it is essentially unable to be attacked.ill try to find the article, but apparently it can stay aloft for quite some time (months) and is able to mildly steer itself.
I can post a picture, but it would just look like a white dot in the blue sky, but the exif data is intact.
