From: Andrew Johnson
Date: 2012-07-12 12:47:17
Some more that someone just sent me…. www.telegraph.co.uk/… UFO sightings have been reported in dozens of locations across Britain, with silver suited “faceless humanoids” in West Wales and suspicious-looking “men in black” in Lincolnshire, according to Ministry of Defence documents. By Hannah Furness 8:00AM BST 12 Jul 2012 UFO sighting have been reported in dozens of locations across Britain, with silver suited “faceless humanoids” in West Wales and suspicious-looking “men in black” in Lincolnshire, according to Ministry of Defence documents. The documents, published by the National Archives for the first time today, detail a bizarre list of weird and wonderful alien sightings. They include abductions, shape-shifting objects at a Chelsea football ground and one report from a 1950s pilot who said his experience of a “brightly illuminated object” had been accepted as “quite routine”. The 6,700 pages of documents, compiled by the Ministry of Defence in relation to UFOs and extraterrestrials, have now been published online. One describes a host of alien sighting in West Wales during 1977, with local MP Nicholas Edwards complaining he had been “inundated” with reports from constituents. RELATED ARTICLES Scientist claims jellyfish-like aliens exist 06 Jul 2012 Aliens ‘have deactivated British and US nuclear missiles’ 27 Sep 2010 ‘Dead alien’ found in Siberia 19 Apr 2011 Aliens ‘already exist on earth’ 26 Nov 2009 Blair briefed on alien defence policy 12 Jul 2012 The ‘strangest job in Whitehall’ 12 Jul 2012 One woman, the proprietor of a local hotel, told of seeing a dome-shaped object land “like the moon falling down”. Upon landing, she claimed two tall silver-suited “faceless humanoids” emerged and began “making measurements”, leaving her in a state of shock. The Ministry of Defence responded by asking RAF police to make “discreet enquiries” in the area, as well as interviewing the frightened woman. An official suspected pranksters, noting that a silver protective suit used in oil refineries had been on display in a nearby shop window shortly before the “spacemen” were seen. In Spalding, Lincolnshire, another member of the public told police she received a late night visit from three tall men dressed in black suits, who “seemed to move silently”. The woman, who did not remember meeting the aliens herself, had been observed by a friend having a conversation with the eerie intruders in her bedroom. The petrified friend said she locked herself in a toilet until the so-called “men in black” left in a black Jaguar car. In 1992, two men claimed to have been abducted by aliens and subjected to regression hypnosis while travelling along the A70 in Scotland. They told the Ministry of Defence a UFO had appeared and “dropped a curtain of light across the road”. In 1999, a mounted police officer on duty at Chelsea FC reported seeing a “square/diamond shaped object moving across the sky and changing shape.” In 1958, an RAF Air Commodore Hugh Anthony Caillard told Defence Intelligence staff in a memo: “I have never dismissed UFOs as a figment of imagination and during some 5,000 hours of flying I have on one occasion seen an object, at the time (in 1958) I was flying across the [United] States at about 40,000 feet when I saw a brightly illuminated object greatly in excess of my altitude…at the time the civilian jet airliner had not had its debut and I reported the phenomena to an air traffic control reporting centre who accepted my observation as if were something quite routine!”
