Sightings

[Divinorumus]

Wow, lots of UFO reports tonight.

Mysterious lights spotted in Southwest sky
September 15, 2011 01:10 AM EST

LOS ANGELES — Stargazers in a broad swath of the Southwest may have seen a colorful, mysterious display in the night sky that a meteorologist says was most likely a falling meteor.

National Weather Service meteorologist Curt Kaplan says the reported blue, green and orange flashes of light around 7:45 p.m. PDT Wednesday were almost certainly a meteor.

Residents from Phoenix to Las Vegas to Southern California's coastal areas reported to local authorities and media outlets that they saw the light move quickly from west to east.

Kaplan says there were no meteor showers reported Wednesday night, so the event was probably an isolated incident.

Federal Aviation Administration spokesman Ian Gregor confirmed that there were no aircraft incidents reported in the western region.

LGM commander and spokesman Tellus Sol Divinorumus has advised us it was most likely an advance soylent green inspector from the approaching alien invasion.

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[maryals]

It might be pieces of Elenin ?


Mary and Baby

[maryals]

Here's a good sight I found for UFO Sightings:
http://www.ufostalker.com/ And for those here who Twitter, you can find them there too.

There's maps, MUFON Reports, all kinds of good stuff!

Mary and Baby

[maryals]

UFO Halts Ben-Gurion Airport Traffic
AIR FORCE SCRAMBLES (AGAIN) TO INTERCEPT UFO
By: Jewish Press News Briefs
Published: October 10th, 2012

With the military jumpy over the incursion of an enemy drone deep into Israeli airspace on Saturday, the IAF is taking no chances when they see something unusual on their radar screens, which are apparently now set at their highest sensitivity levels.

Around 5:00 AM on Wednesday morning, IAF fighter jets were scrambled over Ben Gurion Airport after IAF radar systems detected an unidentified flying object over the airport. All international flights were put on hold, and landing planes had to switch to a holding pattern as the fighter jets checked everything out.

Galei Tzahal reports that the all-clear was given a few minutes later and the planes were allowed to land.

There’s no report as to what the radar had detected.

This is the second time the IAF has scrambled fighter jets since Saturday. Earlier in week, they sent jets over Beit Shemesh, but that turned out to be nothing.

An IDF source is saying that the army would prefer to be more careful and not take extra chances.

Also, it turns out that Saturday’s F-16 had to launch two anti-aircraft missiles at the drone in order to shoot it down because of the drone’s low heat signature prevented a good lock the first time.
http://www.jewishpress.com/news/brea...ic/2012/10/10/

Now, maybe it was nothing, or maybe "ET" is beginning to buzz around there, to stop a nuclear war from starting?
What do you think?

Mary and Baby

[Judee]

Now, maybe it was nothing, or maybe "ET" is beginning to buzz around there, to stop a nuclear war from starting?
What do you think?

Mary and Baby

I think since they were 'buzzing' Israel, it's a good possibility. Good place to start in order to stop a war.

[maryals]

I think since they were 'buzzing' Israel, it's a good possibility. Good place to start in order to stop a war.

And maybe they'll disable Iran's Launch Codes, like they did over U.S. Missile Silos.
Well, one can hope...

Mary and Baby