Thaindian News

If you have been lucky enough not to be terrorized by U.F.O’s do not overlook the probability of their existence. The government’s “X-Files” has 14 files of such sightings and approximately 4000 pages detailed records in total.

Assistant Chief Of The Air Staff (ACAS) Sir Anthony Bagnall (Head Of Ministry Of Defenses UFO) said about the incident that took place in Devon, Cornwall, South Wales and Shropshire on Wednesday dawn on 31st March 1993, “You may wish to be aware of recent particularly unusual incidences of U.F.O sightings over Britain, involving descriptions that match some of the reported characterizations of the so-called ‘Aurora’.”

Aurora was a U.S. automated reconnaissance aircraft developed in ‘black’ programs in the 1980s capable of hypersonic flight.

Bagnall clarified to sources saying, “If there has been some activity of U.S. origins which is known to a limited circle in MoD and is not being acknowledged it is difficult to investigate further.”

It was probably Aurora that was “erratically at hundreds of mph unlike any aircraft” and “appeared to be searching for something”. It reportedly made a humming sound and was a velocity that had never been witnessed before by anyone.

Be it the Belgian Air Force F-16 fighters experiencing “lock-ons” with radars for no understandable reason or the scene on Scotland Bonny bridge in mid-90s which became a monstrous hub of the U.F.O invasion or the incidents at the cemetery in Cheshire in July 1996, there have been numerous ambiguous encounters with aliens. In 1995 two terror struck Staffordshire boys heard: “We want you to come with us” clearly from a flying source reportedly.