It looks as though the dispute (which has also occurred here on HP) about whether wind turbines are good, or a blot on the landscape, is now resolved. The fact is, they serve a second purpose: they are a defence against UFOs! 🙂
(Just to add though that I do take this story seriously. OK, it's in The Sun, but the most important UFO incident in decades, at Rendlesham in the early 1980s, also first broke as news in News of The World.)
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/ufos/article2108149.ece
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LOL V, I have JUST sent this link to all my UFO friends!! Great minds think alike eh?
Love and light
reikiangel
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Nice to be thought "great"!
But I wonder when the authorities will finally back down from their silly public denial of what these incidents are truly about. There's just so much evidence out there! I've seen a UFO myself, and many friends have. They are not so rare at all - even spectacular sightings. The military of most nations do accept the reality of UFOs, consider them national security risks, and do record and research the subject. Pilots have died in pursuing UFOs....
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I read that story just before coming on here! They are huge things so it must have taken something BIG to break them 🙁
Another couple of thoughts from me, if I may. As Nick Pope says (once employed by the MoD to research UFOs), "There's a public safety issue here, whatever you might think about UFOs."
Quite right. They are not going to go away, and although many people never encounter them, a surprising percentage of people do. The subject has to be taken seriously. Er ... we now have a wind turbine needing to be fixed, and one stem is totally missing from it! is that not a real event?
There continue to be painful stories of abductions, as well.
Personally, there is no debate with me about whether UFOs exist or not, since I've seen one - no, two, actually - and many serious friends of mine have had spectacular encounters.
One thing that glares out from this latest event is that in my youth, when I was a teen and in my early 20s, I thought that UFOs travelled with perfection, or in other words never made mistakes. It seemed to me that we'd never get a grip on the phenomenon as they were so faultless. I've learned a lot since then. They really are fallible, which to me is really good news. They can make mistakes, and they can crash. There are numerous reports of UFO crashes out there if you do the research. It seems that every time there's a UFO crash, the military of the nation involved covers it up and hides the crashed craft away, for use in reverse-engineering.
But I find it very liberating to know that they are fallible and can crash. They are not flawless "gods". Actually, personally, I feel that if you read all that is out there, about the people they have abducted and killed, they are indeed a national security risk.
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