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I just found this article on discovery news and it is pretty interesting. It's about a group of retired Airmen who talk about UFO sightings near nuclear weapon sites. I'm not one to jump into these kinds of stories easily, but for some reason these old geezers don't look like bullshitters to me. But hey, who knows.
The part about them activating missiles is pretty sketchy, though. lol.
Just an interesting story, though I'd share.
Any thoughts?
Ive heard the story of missiles magically deactivating while unidentified flying objects were nearby. I've yet to hear any counter argument to these stories. And from what I understand both sides, in this case I think the russians (I have a bad memory and too lazy to google) also say that their missiles also deactivated while unidentified flying objects were nearby!
There are a number of theories we can attribute to this event. What ever happened, I'm grateful that it did happen. The world would be unrecognizable if this event didn't happen. Both governments should admit that something beyond their control and understanding happened that day - something amazing!- and that day should be transformed into an international holiday of global peace and love for our tiny finite and beautiful planet.
Thanks for your post, juroara.
More alien news,
No U.N. 'Alien Ambassador' as the Bets Roll In : Discovery News
I have heard the same things.
There was once a secret mission by the US to detonate a nuke on the Moon. This was terribly irresponsible since it would actually have an effect on the moons orbit, tiny though it may be; shoot a huge plume of dust around the moon; not to mention cause a radioactive crater (people may live on the moon some day, even nonhuman earthlings). During the launch a UFO was sighted and came close to the rocket. Soon the operators knew it had been deactivated and harmlessly fell into the ocean.
I think the operators of the UFO's are trying to tell our superior power-grabbing types that this childish and destructive behavior will not be allowed. It also tells all of our secret worst-case-scenario types who is really the alpha dog here. "Your biggest baddest weapons...are jokes and there ain't nothing you can do about it":nodyes:
Now if you ask me what gives them the right, that's a whole other question but I do believe they do have the right.
Screw aliens.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nq-cegxBEpM
(horrible, horrible movie)
They have a right to stop humanity from destruction. They should be allowed to let us stop from killing ourselves and make sure we end our constant conflict.Quote:
Originally Posted by Caden
If I was to meet an alien. I'd make sure they taught me all I need to know about the universe to become a revolutionary in both newfound planets of life(just like ours), and old planets with far advanced technology not even the mind can grasp.
Who or Whatever deactivated these Nukes....I want 8000 of them! Excellent technology!
I've heard of this in the UFO disclosure conference. Never heard that the Russians were "inconvenienced" in the same way.
I suppose "they" could pay a visit to Iran, Pakistan, India, Israël, Korea and every other nation with Nuclear weaponry to turn all nukes on earth into big, useless objects. I sure hope so.:banana:
It's nice to think that some higher intelligence is looking out for us. People always have to believe in something I guess. Hey if there's no god at least there are aliens! I actually think it sounds a bit ridiculous though, not to mention that it doesn't make the least bit of sense.
p.s. Independence Day was a freaking bad ass movie Spartiate you are crazy man
It was hilariously poor.
I wanna see a holodeck from startrek and i wanna see it NOW!
I remember liking it when I was a kid but then I watched it again recently and it's basically an overly serious version of Mars Attacks.Quote:
Originally Posted by Aquanina