New UFO files released

[Travis]

From: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/7954001.stm

A boomerang-shaped object seen from an airport control tower and a woman's encounter with an "alien" are among the secrets revealed in official UFO files.

The woman reported seeing a glowing, spherical object rise into the air in Norwich after meeting a man who said he came from a planet similar to Earth.

In another sighting, a triangular craft hovered then "shot off at 500mph".

Count on the woos making a big deal out of this.

 

[Chupacabras]

Just a few days ago, I found an old friend at the market. He stopped and started talking about how he wanted "a good camera" like the one I was carrying. He could have used it for good the other day when he was at the beach in plain daylight when a big UFO came from nowhere and stopped, hoovering for a good deal of time while nobody else could see it, apparently. Then it flew away.

All this with great body and voice emphasis and eyes wide open, staring at my camera.

I could smell the booze from a distance.

I guess this news will renew notorious kook Jaime Maussan and my good old wino pal.

 

[TX50]

...a big UFO came from nowhere and stopped, hoovering for a good deal of time ...

I wish they'd come here. My place needs a good hoovering.

 

[Doug Higley]

Why aren't there any REALLY good UFO photos?

Lens Caps.

 

[George 152]

Why aren't there any REALLY good UFO photos?

Lens Caps.

No UFOs.
The ones photographed have been identified

 

[King of the Americas]

They always make these releases in pages numbering in the hundreds, most of which has been blackened out...

The U.S. made such a release in 97 or 98, it may habe even been later than that.

I sifted through those pages for a good 4 days, but I did manage to some notable information. Several pages mention a Watch Group/Committee, that attended a radar station to see an object travel across the U.S. and Alaska in just under 4 hour. I printed the pages, some of which were blackened out and I still have them. The paperwork I collected further were a couple of memos discussing this watch group's findings, and their concern for Russia's potential for being capable of overflying us in such a manner. The next memo completely dismisses any such Russian technology.

Another European nation made a release about 5 years ago it seems, France?

They aren't for the wary of heart. You have to do serious paper mining to find even a sliver of something even worth further mention. The truth is there, you just have to dig a whole lot for it.