Thaindian
Tue, 18 Nov 2008 17:12 UTC
Leading scientific researchers in Whitehall, puzzled by the growing number of extra-terrestrial activity, contacted a top US agency for the purpose of investigation.
The job of the undercover unit, which will begin its work in a high-tech London lab, will be to analyse the unexplained photography and debris, before they move into the field to obtain explanations of bizarre crop circles.
The public interest in alien life forms began late last year when the Ministry of Defence opened its X-Files to them for the first time since records began in 1967, and it has since been a topic of interest to the public and surprisingly to the House of Lords.
But cynics have stated that revealing the secret files has only put the publics over-active imagination into overdrive.
For a lot of people its just a sci-fi fix, the Sun quoted Georgina Grounded of an unnamed local council as saying.
There are those who think that this Fox Mulder fella cuts a bit if a dash and are just desperate to believe.
But these are credit crunched times. We need people with down-to-Earth attitudes, she said.
The number of UFO sightings this year has increased far more than the total of 135 reported to the Ministry of Defence for the whole of 2007.
Malcolm Robinson, founder of research group Strange Phenomena Investigations, acknowledges the fact that something is going on.
Something really bizarre is happening in the skies over the UK, he added.





















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I'm sure that the agents will swiftly get to the bottom of this and have the answers ready to the public. Its not as if they would muddy the water even further I'm sure!